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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-04
Justice Milburn's favorite dishes.

Justice Milburn's favorite dishes. It
was served to the guests on platter
belonging to the host, which has been
in his family for generations. Fried
hominy was another dish prominent on
the menu. The banquet room on the
second floor of the Hotel Helena was
tastefully decorated with cut flowers.
The bridges along the Northern Pa
cific have all been inspected recently
and pronounced thoroughly safe.
There have been false rumors in circu-
lation concerning the bridges recently
and the N. p. assures its patrons that
they are in no danger by using the
line.
The total vote cast at the last cleo
ton i'll this state for congressman was
50, 994. OF this number Dee received
5,684, Dixon 25,248, Evans 1907,
Sproule 2,9S5. Dixon lacked $500 of
having majority, his plurality being
5,171. In the vote for associate justice.
Holloway received 81, 3O3 and Leslie
1,272, Majority of 1O,O31 for Hollo-
way,
Harvey Logan, the alleged Montana
train robber, was Saturday given ten
sentences aggregating one hundred and
thirty years. Eight sentences are for
fifteen year., each, to be served concur
rently; two sentences are for five years
each, to be served concurrently. This
reduces his sentence twenty yers.
Judge Clark selected Columbus, o., as
the prison in which Logan is to be
confined. The defense may appeal to
the United States court of appeals.
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Tomorrow night which Will be given
in the new Mendenhall & Choisser
store building at Rosebud.
The fact that the local lodge l. 0.
0. F. are the promoters of the dance to
be given in Alexander hall Christmas
night is prima facia evidence that the
event will be largely attended.
Butler & Holt are having installed
in the American hotel gas lighting
plant which is expected to produce
more satisfactory results than the one
they put in about year ago.
Miss Casselman entertained the
Bachelor Girls Saturday evening, Nov.
90, at cards. Miss Alexander was the
successful player of the evening and
succeeded in capturing the prize.
The l. o. O. F. will give dance in
Alexander hall Christmas night. Good
music will be engaged and no pains
will be spared to make the occasion
one of the most enjoyable of the season.
Patronize the cold Reliable barber
shop" when you want a bath and good
work. Fresh supply hair tonics, lace
washes and perfumes.
4 H. d. Huff, Prop.
At a session of the state board of
education, which was held in Helena
Tuesday, the diploma committee of that
body granted state certificates to Miss
Carrie Casselman and Miss Carrie
Jackson, of Forsyth.
Commissioner T. E. Hammond re-
ports the sale of 1000 lambs to H. E.
Doty, sheep-feeder of Winona, Mimi,
at $500 per head. They were crossed
over from the north side Monday and
loaded out the following day.
The dance given in Alexander's hall
Thanksgiving night by the ladies of
Marguerite Rebecca lodge was one of
the most enjoyable functions of it's kind
so far perpetrated this season, and it
also proved a financial success for the
donors.
Frank James, who for the past sea-
son has had charge of the Alexander
& Fletcher brickyard, left for Miles
City Monday, where he will spend the
winter. Mr.. James is no novice at the
brick-making business, as he satisfac-
torily demonstrated while he managed
the local yard.
The Montana State Teachers asso-
citation will be held in Bozeman on Dec.
% and 80. Miss Josie Duke, secretary
of the association, expects all teachers
of sastern Montana to make an earnest
effort to attend owing to the compara-
tive nearness of the location. Each
county will doubtless supply badges
for it's delegation.
Three highwaymen, masked and
armed with rifles and revolvers, at
1910 p. m. Tuesday, held up the bank
of Amoretti, Barclay & Co., formerly
the Stockgrowers' bank, at Bridger,
Carbon county, and secured cash
amounting to s., 55S. The robbers left
town on horseback and are said to be
headed for the Hole-in the Wall coun-
try. Posses are in pursuit.
A call has been issued by President
Warren of the National Wool Growers
association for a meeting of that body
to be held at Kansas City during the
week that the National Live Stock as
ISOLATION holds its convention in the
same place. An effsrt is to be made
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Get shaved at Huff's.
Roderick McRae was up from Rose
bud this week.
Tom Butler was business visitor
In Milestown Saturday.
Elmer Holt was here the fore part Of
Sire week from Miles City.
Mrs. B. X. Holt is visiting friends
and relatives in Miles City.
Babe Smith and Jack Selvidge
spent Monday at Miles City.
All indications point to lively build
ing season for Forsyth in the spring.
Pabst beer can be had at the Amer
scan Hotel. By the case of pints or
quarts. Place an order today.
Chas. Z. Pond was over from his
week.
J. c. Auld departed for the west last
evening on what is said to be still
hunt.
A. Badham, the Hathaway sheep
man, was transacting business here
Saturday.
The mercury took tumble Tuesday
might and hit the earth with a cold and
frosty thud.
Lauran F. Smith is again able to be
about after siege of sickness of sew
eral days.
John Darcy of Miles City was in
town Friday on a visit with his daugh-
Ser, Mrs. Robt. Mings.
]. w. Veteran has been engaged at
the Diamond ranch near Sabra the
past several days at masonry work.
Justice of the Peace Harry G..
Wright has been confined to his home
for several days this week by illness.
Wallace Carpenter and M. H. Fran
sis were transacting business in town
Friday from the Diamond ranch near
Sabra.
w. S. Metz, one of the most able and
prominent lawyers OF Wyoming, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday here from
Sheridan.
DIR. G. H. Klein, who left here several
days ago for the east, has decided not
TO return to Forsyth, and will locate in
Wisconsin.
Stay with Huff, the ba Der who has
always accommodated when you asked,
and got good work. So he's the ma
10 patronize.
Commissioner A. H. Terrett is in
town this week from Brandenberg in
attendance upon the regular meeting
of the board.
Hunters should bear in mind that the
open season for killing grouse, prairie
chickens and pheasants closed on the
first of November.
John McAusland came up from Miles
City Monday and is assisting in the
office of County Clerk and Recorder
Bailey for few days.
Everyone interested in the project
are requested to meet at the M. E.
church Monday evening at $50 to ar
range for a Christmas tree.
Quite number of local dance goers
are contemplating attending Il dance
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to reorganize the association upon
broader and more useful lines by
changing the form of membership.
AT the teachers examination, which
was held last Fridry and Saturday by
County Superintendent Gertrude M.
Higgins, the following were examined
and passed.: Miss Carrie Jackson,
Miss Nellie Smith, Miss Carrie Cas-
selman, Miss Mae Benson, Miss Flor
ence Lawson, Miss Ellen Williams,
Forsyth; Miss Aelen G. Miller, Lee;
Miss Bertha Woh1genant, Lame Deer;
J. B. Rice, Hathaway.
The lot at the rear of AleXander's
hall, which was recently sold to Zeb
Tart by Harry H. Fletcher, is being
cleared preparatory to the erection of
building theron by Mr.. Tart. The
edifice, which is to be built of brick,
will be two stories high, 80 feet long
and Is feet wide. When completed
Mr.. Tart proposes ia occupy part of it
for shop for his business and rent
the remainder to secret organizations.
E. A. Carleton, ex-state superintend-
ent of schools, ex-democrat, alleged
attorney-at-law and a roach of Tom
Carter's political hash house, returned
Sunday from Helena, where, it is said,
he went to receive further instructions
from the doctor concerning action to be
taken in regard TO deposing from office
the democrats of Rosebud county, who
were selected by the people of this
bailiwick at the recent election to con-
duct the county government.
w. w. elch, state superintendent,
called meeting of the committee, APP
pointed by the state teachers associa-
ton at the last annual session, to con-
vene in Butte on November %. The
business of the committee will be to
consider and propose needed school
legislation for the state at large. The
committee is composed of the following
members, and their recommendations
will be laid before the lawmakers at
coming session of thelegis;ature: Hiram
Tyree of Dillon, Miss Ida Fullerton,
of Helena, Miss Mollie Wiles of Deer
Lodge, and Louis Terwilleger, of
Boulder.
A gentleman stopping at the Spot
ford, in Bozeman, told a story the other
evening of an eastern Montana sheep
man who was riding on train few
days previous thereto with shippers
ticket, which had really been issued to
another person, much younger man.
read the description on it of the man to
whom it had been issued, he looked at
the elderly sheepman and said: "This
ticket describes much younger man
than you are. l can't let you ride on
it" 81 can explain that matter"
said the sheepman, very easily. That
ticket was issued to me at the time l
ordered those cars in which to ship my
sheep to Chicago
Associate Justice George r. Milburn,
of the supreme court of Montana, gave
banquet at the Hotel Helena Tuesday
evening in honor of Associate Justice
William 7. Pigott, who retires on Jan.
l. Those present were Gov. Joseph X.
Toole. Secretary of State George M.
Justice Theodore Brantly. One of the
principal items on the menu was roast
'possum and sweet potatoes, one of
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-04

thousands. In 1879 Senator Gibson
became interested in sheep growing,
and he declared that, while the merino
was good breed, it could and should
be improved. He therefore bought in
the east and imported number of De-
laine sheep, which he crossed with the
merlno with wonderful success, and
this cross breed forms the principal
part of all f1ocks in the northern part
of the state, while nearly all the ball
anCe are merinos.
"The market in early days was
primitive affair at Fort BENTON, where
all the wool was assembled for ship
ment on the river, and this continued
until the advent of the railroads, when
the principal market for the wool Of
northern Montana was transferred to
Great Falls
The report shows that the total pro-
duction of wool in the state in 1901 was
80, 553, 900 pounds, unwashed, which
was sold at an average price of IL
S~AAN' - t'ouiNi, anu pl OuuCcu, Wn0n
secured, 11,3O4,976 pounds of clean
wool, the shrinkage being 81 per cent.
For 1902 the crop is estimated to be
IS, $40, 900 pounds of unwashed wool.
which sold for prices ranging from 10
to II cents a pound, averaging IA cents,
or a total of $4,77e, 1886.
"The shrinkage in securing" con.
tinues the report, sis given as 60 per
cent, leaving 13,159,79O pounds of
secured wool, worth AZ cents a pound.
or SO, 1875, 100, showing a loss in values
to the state of 81, 2O5, 72O, equal to more
than 7 per cent on the total value of all
the f1ocks.
"In 1901 there was considerable dis
satisfaction among growers who did
not sell on the home market, but con-
signed their wool to eastern commission
houses, with the result that in 1902 but
little wool was consigned, the growers
preferring to deal direct with the buy
ers, a course which seems to be fully
justified. It is clearly evident that
some change in the system of marketing
wool is impending, as under present
conditions. without proper arrange
ments to hold the crops, and the price
being fixed by the rates prevailing in
the Boston markets, the growers are
at the mercy of the buyers.
cit is impossible at this time to re-
frain from calling attention again to
the terrible loss to the state occasioned
by shipping wool in the grease and
dirt, which loss can only be averted by
d decided change in methods, and
which is at once apparent in a compar-
ison of the price obtained by the grower
and the prices in Boston few DAYS
later for the same fleece scoured.''
The number of sheep in the state is
estimated by the Annual Wool Review
to be 5,O91, ZOO, or 361, 800 more than the
returns of the assessors show. This
discrepancy, the commissioner
says, is fully explained by the fact
that the assessors do not return any
sheep from the various Indian reserva-
tons.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1902-12-04

H. T. Mcintyre, St. Paul, Mimi,
who has been troubled with a dis
ordered stomach, says, chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets do
me more good than anything I have
ever taken.' For sale by Forsyth
Drug Co.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-05
Mnfedenber &rebs se6eilt.

Sn erIiaunen ietenber Seweis ct.
mes wlntertaren 6or,idritts in eer
Wsoisjn nib penn Npotbeter g. %.
Ioberts aus @liiabeth, &. 90 ..ses
liefert. Gin alter Mann baielbit lit
piele Sabre baran, mas quite Occto
rensfir. unbeilbaren &rebs biel'n
sic s%laubten, bab iein Sal boffs
nunsslos iei, Bis er electric 8itte,s
sebrau@te unb 8udlen's @rnica Sal
BE anmanbte, mel@e 8ebanbluns i'm
u%ellfanbis beilte. Wenn Electric
8itters sebrau6t mirb CUR @ertrei
buns BON bili0ien, Nieren unb Wiz
crob : @iften gu slei9er 3eit, bann
fam ni@ts bieier Salbe sleidfom
men In ter 9eilums pon 8lutf,anf=
beiten, 9auttranfbeiten, @ei9waren
unb @unben. 8itters Scots, Salbe
25cts In 50. s. 9ubn's Ipotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-05
@lrttem6era,

Stuttsart. Sie poftperpalz
tnng bat-aunG9ft fir Stuttgart uni
einige sr0bere Stdbte-periu9speiie
bic ginri9tung setroffen, bab pofts
brteftdften audi In Pribatbdufern anses
bra9t tperben fDnnen. Oiei lie &Giten
tperben bur9 bas Poftperfonal bebtent.
Der I%ntragfteuer muB fid bereit err
tldren, bic Selbitfoiten Der poitpertpals
tung (im Mtnbeitbetrag bon "a Mart
idbrlta) gu tragen.
3 r 9. Don betbetltater
Sette tpurben S9ritte u%nternommen,
UNI etne btrette MISUNDERSTANDING
aDtf9en ben Stdbten 8ibera9 unb
Malbfee in bic Wese gu Ietten.
Gann tatt. Na9 furser &ranfz
hett ftarb Der bier I'm @ubeitanb lebenbe
Oberftleutnant a.. 8. paul b. Stint i'm
Ilter bon "a Sabren. Ser @erftpr>
bene mar Biz 1873 8atoironstomz
manbeur i'm Snfanterte> Resiment Nr.
1913.
9eiIbrpr,r. Oie Meben hdben
bier unb in anberen Weinorten, 10 in
Gannitatt, 2auffen, Nedarfulm 'unter
benz Jroft 10 gelitten, bab ettpa atpet
Drittel Oes 9erbites als Derloren sels
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2auc! 2duc!
Nnrfarf atbpliicbe MnffebIer.

@ilbes 2anb unb culttuirte Sarmen gu per-
faufen. Sest 1T bic bette 3eit gu %fauien, be-
Dor baS 9anb I'M Treiie itei9t. &ir babeu
nod 5000 Ider pilbes 9anb, sutes @ieisnz
uno Sol3lanb, nit suteat, idmerem eebm=
boben, III Sc SO per @der rnb aufuarts.
$500 miiiem per older oube,ablt werben,
Der &ef auf iitnf Sabre I5eit 81 6 9rosent
Snterefen. IS sibt bier nod einise alnberss
Sldubise, wel6e ser,te ibre culttuirten Sar=
mer losidla9eu m0dten, neil iie ii9 unter
ben Satbolifen nidt wobl fiiblen. Oas
milbe 2anb lie9t bel 2aitrup, Morriion @onrs
tp, pier bis flint Meilen Don Stride unb
S1ule. Oie cultiuirteu Sarmen liesen in
ilnb nm Sndman. Sir &eferensen wenbe
man iid OF 9teb. ism. Sarge in gudman
ober ON Sobn Us. @Dlter, ct. @loub. @e=
gen naberen @in,elbeiten ri9te man ii9 an
SDbn Sebmplfe,
ba. 8udman, Winr.t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-05
&ro66ersogt6mtt SeGen.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pu1u, SyIr5
fengeri9t Der Senor 8irrenfppen unb
Der Senior 8runnotp bonn 6oftbeater
au 100 unb 100 Marf Celebrate perz
urtbetlt. Sie beiben Sanger tparen
in angebeiterter Sttmmung in etnem
Heitaurant NIT Stubenten aneinanber
geratben.
@ernsbeim m. l1nlGngft er19oB
iid Der @eri9tsf9retber Waas. Gr
bate grDbere unreselmdbtgfetten Be-
sansen, bic entbedt tparen.
M in 3. 2ebtbin peritarben bter
Suitiaratb Or. 2ambinet, ber friiber
iabrelans benz Stabtperorbnetenfolz
lesium angebDrte, unb &e9tsanpalt
Or. Mann.
80 omba 9. Ser padpagen bes
Orient rprebauses SitenbezW ieu, Der
Der 8ef0rberins bon poftfenbunsen
biente, sertetb atptf9en Momba9 unb
Matna in 8ranb. Ser .3ug tpurbe ioz
fort gum Steben gebra9t unb bas
Seuer bon Der Mai9tne aus gelDf9t.
Sin Sbeil Der poftfenbunsen ber>
brannte.
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G6hrtm9if@e $fdafem.

Mltenburg g. SIR ben tpeib.
lt9en She'll Der Qltenburser Mrbeiter,
f4aft purbe Der 9ersosliden @etperbe,
Snipeftton bier ein iunges MGb9er
als @ffiftenttn aneeiptefen.
gantenburg g. Die S4pin.
ger'fae 8iaa bier, tpel9e bon einem
austpGrtisen 9etlmasnetifeur anae,
fauft purbe, tpirb als Naturbeilanftali
einseri9tet tperben.
d.. Sn feierli9er Weiis
tpurbe auf ber @0pelsfoppe bas' BUR-
f9enf4aftsbenfmal einsetpeibf. = Dit
9ieiige Srtstranfenfafe bef9lob, nit
einem Roftenaufnanbe bon 10000
Mart elm eisenes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5u erbauer.
M boIabaue en-. Das
Set Der golbenen 9o9aett feierte bie,
hns -Qnnhmirth Mifhelm MnnIer,ihl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-05

tpeaters mad ben pldnen bes Mr9itet>
ten Seelinsz8erlin unb b~etpiatsten bic
8au1umme i'm 8etrase BON 1905, 900
Marf. Der &aiier bepiQiste einen
Sabresbettrag bon $4,000 Mart bonn
Sage Der GrDffnung an.-9ie &ieler
Megatta iibt auf bas Muslanb i1on
fol9en Meta aus, baB biesmal fosar
Spei franaDifiae Ya6ten, rMreabon
l" anb H." lid an ben Wettfa1r=
ten Der Wp9e, pel9e Bonn 26. SUM-
bis 4. Suli bauern, betbetligen iperben.
Hrnnt,ts arteIffule,t.
Oprtmnnb. Die Stabtperprbz
reten bei9loHen bic S9affuns elmer
neuen @ertebrsitraBe quer burd bic
Stabt. 3ablreibe @ebGube miifen err
tpprben unb grunbitiide i'm Wertbe
bon mebreren MtGionen Mart ansez
fauft perben. Der 8ef6lub bat audi
bic 8efeitigune Der i'm Snnern Der
alten Stabt mod beitebenben frummen,
ptnfeltgen 9a1en unb @db9en unb
ben 4bbru9 Der alien baufdQigen 9Guz
fer, 9dus9en unb 8uben CUR Solse.
$ obenli m b u + g. &pmmerz
aienratb Sultus Ribbert unb Srau
iiberpieien our Grinnerlns an lire fill
bernie So9aeit ibren 8eamten unb Orr
beitern $4,000 Marf, nit Der 8eftimz
muns, baB babon bic Sdlfte our @er=
ftdrtuns Der beretts nprbanbenen Or
better : l1nteritiiBunsstahe bertpenbet
nerben unb bic anbere 9dlfte our
9riinbung elmer slei9en &afIe fir bic
8eamten bienen foae.
Sbbenbiren. Sn Sbbenbiiren,
tpel9es nit 2insen friiber gu ber alien
9rafi9aft Sedlenburs gebDrte, tpurbe
Elm Sentmal entbiint, tpel9es gum Mnz
benten an bic ~20Oidbrise 3ugebDrtsteit
Der beiben senannten Srte gu preuben
gefebt parb.
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Tinf3ig Tenpel In 8, 0.en.

@ebeiliste &lbe i@dnber oft Sn=
bianti@e 9empel, aber i@limmer nod
1T cit, &6rper, Der bur8 llnuerbau=
li9feit unretn lit. 0abt ee ntdt gu.
@einist @uer Spftem nit 8 {. &ins's
Meuen 2ebenspiuen unb pubitet I'M.
idgli9es @lenb. sic sebea Der Sc:
Der 9eben, ben @tnSemeibes Mcttut.
tdt, fe brinse. CUTE 8erbaruns, fei=
men Mppetit. Sour 25cts in IS. s.
6ubn's Mpotbefe.
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0f0enGnra.

SIbenburs. Ser Stabtratb
bepiniste bic 100000 Mart betraz
eenbe @umme fir ben Mntauf Der erft
felt einisen Sabren in 8etrteb beftnb>
ltaen, bon Der @elfentir4ener 8erss
perts> @efenf9aft erbauten Waferleiz
t,lns. 9amit ptrb, na9bem erit i'm
bortgen Sabre bic @asanftalt in Sc
m~einbebefib ii~bersegansen lit, Elm atpeis
tes grobes Werf @tabteigentbum.
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Sa@Cem.

Sresben. Ser Hdt5 lebrte Elm
an bic ftGbttf9en &0rperf9aften gert9z
tetes @eiu9, in benz bic grri9tung
elmer Sberreali9ule fir MGb9en, pber
bic 3ulafung Der Mdb9en au ben be-
ftebenben h0beren l1nterrt9tsanitalten
fir &naben in Dresden anseftrebt
pirb, ab.-Mus DRESDEN unb hinge
buns tperben fi9 an benz 9eutiaen
Sdnserfefte in @raa bonn 26. Biz 80.
sSult etpo 900 5dnser betbeiligen.-
81 8epDlferunssaabl BON Dresden
NIT Mlbertftabt purbe am 1. Mai auf
100000 gef9dbt.
Musu # 8 9. Sn @uguz
ftusburg unb reur Na9barbDrfern
tpirb BON iebt al iebem n%euseborenen
&tnbe, tpers es Elm Sabr alt ~setporben
lit, Elm Spartahenbu9 NIT elmer Mart
@tnlase sei4entt, bod ion bas 8u4
Big our confirmation ober benz norber
erfolgenben Sobe bes &tnbes geiperrt
tperben. Ser bur9 bies 9ef9ent entz
ftebenbe Mufpanb i'm 8etrag bon ettpd
700 Marf 1ol aus benz Netnsetpinn
Der ftGbttf9en Sparfafe betritten
tperben.
Gbemntb B. Gin @eretn our @r>
bauurs zines Experimentation Sc
tpertf9aftsbauies tpurbe unter benz
Namer r@erein @olfsbaus fir gbems
ntb unb nm9ebung" sesriinbet.
. Dbeln n. Sn 9robbau9ltB bel
DDbeln purbe BON SO 8etperbern Sc
meinbeporftanb M. Srenael in Walbs
firden bel 3f9opau gum @emeinbepors
ftanb sepdblt.
9. Sn Solse Der TIM
terf4lasunsen beg fli6tisen Sc
meinbeDorftanbes gbrler iinb bier bies
fes Sabr bic Nnlasen INN 40 proaent
bOber als i'm @oriabre.
Saint E n. Ser bier fiirslidJ
b~erftprbene Hentner 2infe bat Der biez
ftgen @tabtsemeinbe 1000 Marf aur
grri9tung elmer Sttftuns nit Der 8es
Thinning bermu9t, bab bic 3tnien bes
&apttals aujGbrli9 am %. Mpril an
a9t arme 2eute in 9atni6en gu perz
tbeilen finb.
8 m a B Of. Ser 10000
Mart=@ epinn Der fDnisli9en 2onbesz
2otterte ftel gum srt5ten She'll in bic
llblemann'f9e &oleftion am bieiigen
Srte unb gelangte in meiit tleinen
poiten GOO Marf) CUR Musaabluns,
ba mebrere perfonen bic einaelnen
3ebntel semeinf9aftli9 fptelten.
Weerane. Ste Stabtberorbnez
ten ~betpiGisten 2026 Marf fir Elm elefz
trif4es 2i6tbab, bas i'm Stabtfranz
tenbaus erri9tet tperben lou.
M | a II. 8%iirgermetfter Sacob
tritt aus Observation-Disclosures in ben
&ubeftanb.
pIauen /. 9. SIM naben Sodeta,
bas in Solse ietner romantif9en Gage
pettbtn befannt lit unb bon Musfliiqz
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