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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-16
our stock Rrigerao DaOugh
WANTS NO MORE BIG GAME.
One Hunter OF Elephants Who Had
ap Experience That Set
tied Him.

There are a few big game hunters
in New York, men who travel far into
foreign wilds every year or two and
risk their lives hunting elephants, IL
gers and lions. 1t is pastime as ex-
pensiye as it is dangerous, yet there is
fascination about IT that is seldom
satisfied, says the New York Tribune.
AS rule the real hunters Of big
game are modest about their exploits.
In fact, they seldom mention them ex-
cept to each other. One man, whose
specially has always been elephants,
met a fellow whose supreme Joy in
life Is to send the leaden burden of
an express rife into the shining coats
Of man-eating tigers.
81 hear you had a narrow escape
from a mad tusker," said the tiger
hunter "Tell me about it"
Nothing much to tell, returned the
other, modestly. 1T was not the fault
Of the gun, and / aimed true enough,
but there is no telling how to kill a
mad elephant for sure. This one would
not kill, and came at me like an ex-
press train. Well, owe my life to
black man, but it's the last time"
"You'ye had enough Of elephant
hunting, then?"
"Not on account Of my narrow es-
cape, however" said the other hunter.
at was something that happened
when was coming over on the steam
er. II cannot get the horror Of those
moments in the jungle out Of my head.
and occasionally suffer from night
mare. in which a score of elephants
charge on me, and I'm trampled into
grease spot I decided that long
ocean voyage would clear the cobwebs
out Of my muddIed head, and booked a
passage on the Colorado from Hull
early one morning / was walked
from most terrible nightmare by a
noise on deck. / turned out of my
bunk TO investigate. Looking out of
the portfolio. the first thing saw was
the body Of an elephant floating on
the surface a few rods away from the
ship 1t was quite too much for my
dream-strained nerves, and I keeled
over. I'm afraid my elephant hunt
ing days are, over. for I've quite lost
my nerve"
"And the elephant alongside2" ques-
toned the tiger hunter. was that
iust part Of your nightmare?"
"No; strange as IL may seem. the ele-
phant was real. as we learned after
ward II was the decomposing carcass
Of lingo. the pet of the London ZOO.
They were shipping him to New York
on the George, vou remember, when
he died from a broken heart. and they
buried him at sea. He would not stay
buried. however. and foated to the
surface. and our ship overlook him"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-16

The following letter from Robert R.
Watts of Salem, Mo. is instruciiv have
been troubled With kidney disease for
the last Eve years. los. lleslt and never
felt weli and doctored with leading pny-
sicians and tried all remidies suggested
without relief. Finally tried Foleys
Kidney Cure and less than tro bottles
completly,cured me ard nov 7 am sound
and we'll" For sale 81 sAanahan and
Mitchell. DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-16
QUOTING FROM HAMLET.
Familiar Phrases Used in Our Daily
speech Taken from shake
speare's Masterpiece.

Few people are aware Of the extent
to which the lines in Hamlet" have
entered into the daily speech Of intel
ligent men and women, yet conver-
sation seldom continues long without
one Of the parties to it making use Of
phrases found in that masterpiece of
the dramatist. Here are few Of the
most common Of the quotations, taken
at random from the tragedy:
How weary, stale, fat and unprotit-
able
Seem to me all the uses OF this world
Frailty, thy name is woman.
In my mind S eye, Horatio.
A countenance more in sorrow than
in anger.
TO be or not to be, that is the ques-
tion.
Though it makes the unskillfuI
laugh, cannot but make the judicious
grieve.
Give every man thy ear, but few thy
voice.
Neither a borrower nor lender be.
For loan oft loses both itself and
friend.
This above all; to thine own self be
true,
And it must follow, as The night the
day
Thou can'st notthen be false to any
man.
To the manner born.
It is a custom more honored in the
breach than the observance.
Angels and ministers of grace, de-
fend usi
Something is rotten in the state Of
Denmark
That one may smile, and smile, and
be villain.
Breyity is the soul of wit.
To be honest as this world goes is to
be a man picked out Of 10000.
Though this be madness, yet there's
method in it.
There's a divinity that shapes our
ends,
Rough-hew them how we will.
It out-herods Heroo.
To hold. as't were. the mirror up to
nature.
The lady doth protest too much, me-
thinks.
Let the CALLED jade vince; our with
ers are unwrung.
It's as easy as lying.
Assume a virtue if you have it not.
We know what we are. but know not
what we may be.
Sweets 10 the sweet: FAREWELL
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-16
The Natlonals NomlnAte.

The National party in district con-
yentlon at Chelsea yesterday nomi-
mated the following ticket: For sena-
tors, John Franklin and George W
Mayes. Lower hUuse OF the National
c0un,ll, Henry Clark, Teece Cham
bers, John K Mcintosh, John McGhee,
John NJ Sanders, Geo Pumkin. w Z
Trott. The convention heartily en-
dorsed the head of the ticket e. L.
Cookson and Wolf Coon Tor Chief and
Assistant Chief, and everything was
harmonious. Cooweescoowee is the
first district TO get Ia liue with its
nomiuaiious aud both psrues viii
make vigorous campaign
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-16
MISSIONARY CONVENTION.
Program Woman's Foreign Mission
ary Society of Indian Mission
Conference.


There will be a three days conven-
tion at the Methodist church begin
ing Friday and lasting over Sunday,
of the WomgA Foreigu Missionary
Society Of the Indian Mission Con-
ference. Following is the program:
FRIDAY.
Opening devotional seryice-M 70.
Hester.
Roll call OF officers and delegates.
Announcement of committees.
-Woman's obligation to
her sisters 10 heathen lands. Mrs.
Lamb OF South McAlester.
Woman's work 10 Heathen Lands
Mrs. Maupln, Ardmore.
Praise seryice-Mrs. ] Methvin.
AFTERNOON.
Devotional exercises-Mrs. M l.
Butler.
Minutes OF morning session
Report Of treasurer.
Repor. Of corresponding secretary.
Report OF district secretaries.
Dlscussion-How to enthuse the
women Of the church with the mis-
sionary idea--Led by Mrs. L Y Perry,
Chickasha.
The silver anniversary OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
A rdr4orn
Devotional half-hour led by Mrs, N
V Cochran, Wynnewood.
EVENING, IN.
Conservation and praise service.
address OF welcome, Vinita.
Response, Mrs. J ] Methyin
Presidents address.
Special music, Vinlta choir.
SATURDAY MORNING.
Devotional exercises-Mrs. Ball.
Minutes.
Report OF delegates.
How can we interest and enlist the
children ia missions-Miss Swans on,
Anadarko.
A sketch OF Miss Kinds and her
Work-Mrs. J @ Fowler
Devotional exerci-es- Mrs. Stone,
Chickasha.
AFTERNOON.
Devotional service-Mrs. Arnold
Ada.
Minutes
Repart Of committees.
The Bible way " raising money for
missionary work-Mrs E + Robinson
Muskogee.
Election Of nficers-Next place Of
meeting.
Close Of business sesslon.-What
about our pledge?-c Corresponding
Secretary.
Devotional exercl ses-Rey. J J
Methyin.
EVENING s p m.
Special Vinita choir.
Opening exercises-Mrs. Gross.
Summary of treasurer's report.
Short talks by Reys. P B Hicks, ]
NJ Gross and visiting brethren.
SUNDAY MORNING.
Sermon by Rev. w + Dunkle, Con-
ference Missionary Secretary.
Arternoon-Children and young
peoples macs meeting.
Eyening s p m-SermUn, Rev. j
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-16

Geo. L Heard Of High Tower, Georgis
writes: "Eczema broke out on my baby
covering his entire body. Under treat
ment OF our family physition he got
worse, as he could not sleep for the burn
ing and itching. We used box Of ban
ner salve" on him and by the time il was
gone he was well. The Doctor seeing il
was curing him said, Stick to It far it IS
doing him more good than any thing ]
have done for him. Sole by Shanahau
and Mitchell dw
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-06-16
Driven to Desperation

Living at an out Of way P ace, remote
from civilization. family is often driven
to desperation in case Of accident, result
ing in Burns, Cuts, Wounds, Ulcers, etc.
Lay in a supply Of Bucklen's Arnica Salve
IT'S the best on earth. 25c at Peoples
Drug Store. dw
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china ana Oh paintlnes

Pictures Tor sale ~ palnted oa or
dsrs; prices reduced from bow until
nay Ist. Pupils taken ief oil and
china. MRS. MATHS kl4EEAR. at
Singer Sewing Michlne nTce. Ray
nlCAsd Building. dtf "
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MEREDITH BROS.
Veterinary BSRSES4k|s EBSRSES4k|sg'Ss.s' EESSEiE.': \: I

Permanently located. Office at
Webb Bros stables, South Wilson
street. 0Hcc phone s., Residence
Phone 69 Hospital tor patients d
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MaBreeeln gegen Rdbrungsmtttelfdlz
fhung lGBt bic 8unbesregierung 5ur
3eit Elm georaalmuiter fir che ber=
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@dnge, barnd1 tpirb bic Dorm fir
@etrGnfe dufgenomnen tperben, fir
8iere, Weine, Spiritupien, Mineralz
ipdfer, SbitIprupe unb dlle nit Rpb@
len5dure inlprGgnirten Maifer, 10 baR
gum G9luB fir Mnes. mas als
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befteben tpirb, 70 baB bas confumiz
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fnnifcben .2dnbern eintrot. Donlals
sntitonb. lrier snglifder gti6ilfe, Die
Mpnrpes Doftrin. gluh b0s Gins
f1reiten ipdhrsnb bes Mebe[lipnsfrieges
ipurbe ousfdIiebIi9 BON ruffifhsn sSnz
terefen, als Shdh5us grgen GnsIanb,
biftirt, tDittpobl ni9t In N6rsbe seftellf
iperben iann, boB er ben Ser. Gtoaten
Iebr 5u Staten fam.
Oas 8erbalten Der 2Gnber eeaen
chamber fann tti1t BON Dorton,mnifs
fen psrgansensr 3eiten besinflubt fperS
ben; es ipirb burtb Die ietpeilige Gage
bebinet, Den Sransofen uerbanfte Bite
Republit in ben 3Gmpfen um tire lln=
sabbdnsigttss;i!! Diei, (lpieipobl 5ranfreih
aud bomals i'm eisenen Sntersife bdns
belte,) dber bas binberte niht, bdB es
aipDlf Sabre fpGtsr 5tpifden betben
2dnbern beina6e gum 9riegs setpmmen
lpGre. Der alien 6relnbfdaft tpegen
iperben bic Der. Staaten Iih bic offene
Sbiir in Der ManbI6uret ni4t Derfperz
rem laifen; aber tpenn RuBlonb bic
amerifanif6en SntsreHen fonit reIpetz
tirt, fOnnen mir es In dnberen 8e3iebS
tngen fdpn sstpdbren iaTen, ai6t Der
Srabition bal6er, ionbern neil es ndd
MaBsabe Der Gage sur 3eit ssrabs in
unIerem Sntereiie liegt.
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@prssidlaatnss NmsnSsmsut 5ur Gnufitutiun
pnn Ebiu.
9sunicipal- -Siaiitfifatipn.

Gel es bef6ioiien BON ber General GiiembI1
setti.on J.. Sab ben a8dbIern beg etaas
tee ON erften 9ienftae nod benz erften Monta9
iperhen fou, ben srtifeI 13, Section 6 Der Cons
ititution oes Staates Sbio 5u amenbiren, 10 oob
bsrfelbe foIeenoermaben Iaiten ion:
ienibIb ion burd auqemeine @efese 8orfebruis
gen freften, fir bic Organization bon Stdbten,
incorporirten Ortfdaften nnb 98eiIern linb oes
ments, 8elbanleiben, @ontrabirung bon Ghuls
ben uHb &erpfdnbuna bres Credits beibrGnf
i'm ben whbbcaud foI3er @euoIt an perbiiten;
noranseefestt baB bic Seneral MtfembIb 5tdote
in niGt mebr, nod iueHiger nls brei AIafien
eiHtbeiIen mag uno Denn folde @intbeiIune
oor9enomnen iuirb, 70 lou bic Stlofififoton
ipel6e cine BebGIferuna bon u1ebr oIs @inbuns
berttau5euO adbler. fonsn Gtabte Der eriten
aiaiie tsin, ans etdbte, tpeide cine 8eboIferune
ipeniaer aIS fiintunb5nanoig 2aufenb 5dbfen,
fonen Stdote Der speiten 8Iatie ier: nlIe afloe.
rem foLen stdbte Der britten aIaiie fein."
ienissn etimmaeber, pei@e V' fir Elm aeh ioles a
gtinim8eitein bic gsorie oeraeianef BADEN: bri:
nno bisieniaen, mef6e toIdem aimemSemenff tn os.
po:;ireH, fcuen auf ibren stimul3etteIu bic
agorte pereeibnet baben:. sUhinicpal Glofiifi.
Secfion 8. SieieS @menoement fou am
eiten 1aae bes Sanuar 1904 in sraft treien.
W G. Hcainnpn
Gpreder beS &eprdentantentanies
s.. 3. glrGe
2entpordrer Borisenber oes Genats
anaenommen an %. Sftober 1902.
gereiniete Gtaaten bon amerifa, Ohio,
Office bes Stndfsfefretdrs
SO, 1emtS g. 2apIin, Gtaatsiefretdr
6eS @iaatss Ohio. befteiniee biermit bab bas
8orftebenbe cine genaue 8bf@rift elmer bon ber
General MjiembIb be5 StnateS Ohio anr % Sfs
tDber W g. 1902 uudenoutueuen oenicir5ff10fts
liden 9feioIltion ift, fpie foldbe in benz Sriets
naIsRrotoioIe, bns fi6 lest i'm slrdbipe in bieier
Office befiflSet entbnIten ift
8um 3euenit 9eiien babe i'd biernnter neie
men 9lanier eeiest mnS mein pfficieIleS GieaeI
bei8efii9f in Columbus, am 27. Gage oes Sas
mar u 8. 1903.
Qemis g. 0abIiu,
Gtaatsjefretdr.
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RsrssHtbIassnss AmsnStmsnt Sar GsnitttutiSn
Spn Gbip.
Gsants seatstatHr.Siitriste.


Sci es bcf9oen bon ber General aiiemblp
6sB Staates Sbio, (unter 3uitimmune bon bret
JGnfteln aller ertpdbIten Wiitelteeer teoes POW
feS), SaB ben Stnlmgebern beg stGStcs S9io
Qu erlfen SieTtt1g nod Dem ertten Wlontag i'm
Nooeuiber 1903 elm Sori6iue unterbreitet ,uers
ben foH, nm Section 2, artlfel II, Der Goniti'
tuition bes staates 70 Oh omenSiren, Sab Iolbe
eecffien q, elrtifeI 11.-sebes Gountp,
fpeIdeS eine, ber 6dIffe benonnter Sate gleidbs
lOmnenee @esoiterHne bot. lou gu etnsm 8e@
cbes benonnte Rate uno orei SierteI oariiber
entbdlt, fou 5u Sfpei Meprdfentanten bere9ti9t
iein; iebes @puutp, peltbeS benannte State oreis
rettiet fein, II. (. ip., inbem es mad ben eriten
stuet, eine aan8e Gate fiir ieoen ferueren Te%
prafentonten ertoroert. 8oransaeiest leood,
fss. saR i''es County cine" @e'FdfeHfa"ff" babe"
@eetion g. Bel beIaeter @abl fonen bic
m6bler, ipelobe 5i @unften Der 9lnnabme oeS
auf ibren @timm6etteIn oie Q8orte oer3etfnet
baben: yMmenoement 5ur Secfton 2, artifef
H., ber Gonititution =. nges"; unb oieienieen,
opponireH, foueu auf ibren stimm8etteln bic
@orte ber5eidbnet haben: r9lmenoement olir
See:;ea 9, s!rti!eI II Der gnnftitatinn-# &n4
90. g. Nac&innou
Gpredler beS dientantenbanies.
S. 8. gtrber,
Irafibent oes Genats.
Baffirt am 6. mai 1902
gereiniete Gtaaten bon glmerifa, Ohio,
Office oes Gtaatsfefretdrs.
SO 2emis 6. 2.apIin, Staatsfefret6r
bes Staates Sbio, 5eideinige bierrnit, oab oas
fdaftIiten 8efdbIniies iit, pelcber bon Der @jes
neral aIiienhlp oes Staates Ohio am 6. Mai
1902 aneenomTen purbe, bon oem SrieinaLs
9rotcfone, ipeldeS iest i'm Mrcbibe biefer Sfs
flee fob beftnbet, copirt 1T.
Bum 3eugniB Defen. babe i'd bierunter mel.
ren gtanien eefest uno nteiu offieienes Gieeei
beisefiiat, in columbus, am 27. Iaee oeS 3os
nunar VI. 8. 1903
2eniS 6. 2abItn
Staatse efretdr.
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ToIUer Beiie treffen. ers biefeIbe fiir euf bee
fnben maa Die Gubieete Der BefteuerliHg iiir
Staatst nnS SSfals8mede foHsH tlgtttI15irf ners .
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lsr, i2cIde GlisfdltebIit 3n eottesoienitiid1en
gen QbaratterS offentlnes @ieentbum, bos
ansi6liebIid fir ottent!iGe 3fpede benust miro.
uni. perf5nIidbes eteeiithuG big an eneM Sipcis
Iunoert Dollars nibt iiberiteiaenoen s8ertb tllr
ieoes SnSipibiufH, mneen burb aH9emetHe 9s@
fese BON Der 9efteueriine nusgenoMmen fpets
ben uno ber @ertb anes 10 ausgenommenen
Gjfentiid tefanHt geaeben ioerben, fute oIes
bonn Gefese heftimntt iperoen mag.
Bel FOLDER 8obl fouen Seicnieen Stttnnee'
ber, fuelne fir Elm fc!des @menbement 81 iftms
meit fpiinffen, aif ibren Stimu15etteln bic
Morte berSei6ret boben: rGagdttoH Nmenoes
ment", PES, unb oicienieen, iueld'e ipi6em
ssftein Bic 9orte beraeidbnet baben: nIagatiors
MnleHbemeHt" Np"
.,s a., s.s Sisss ,ag4 b sra G e
49, 9. Nc4innpu
Spreder bes Observation-Disclosures.
GarI2 Tippert,
Brafibent bes SenatS.
Gneennmmcn am 90. stpriI 1909.
0sreiuiete etaaten eor gnrerfa, 0bio,
Office oes Sicatsfefrctdrs.
SD Gents G. QaeIin Gtaut5efretdr
oeS StnateS Obip befdeinee biernit, oub oas
@orftebenee eine aenale Mbidriit eiller bon oer
General @ife1nblb bes Gtaates Sbto an1, 70.
lidben RefoIution ih tpie folcbe in benz Srigia
nalsgsrotofoue, bas fit ieet inn slrdtoe in oiefer
Office betinoet entbalten iit.
Bum 8euanib 9e1en, babe ih bierunter meis
neTt gsanlen geieBt unb men officieues Steeel
beiGefnet, IN Columbus, am %. Gage oes Jos
nltnar u. .. 1903
2eniS 6. 3dbIin,
Stant5Ieiretdr.
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Sci es befdbIoiien bon Der General stembln
bes Staates Ohio:
@ection 1. Sob ben Gtimmge6ern oes
Staates Sbo am erften 8ienftog nnob Dem ers
mnierbreitet merben lou, urI1 Section 8, ariifel
XIII. ber Goniiituton hes Gtaates TO 5u amen
btren, bob folte ple foIet Iautet:
astitet XIII.
@ection3. 3. 9lbeaben bon SribatsGpr
tioHen fplen ourd folde Wtittel pie lie bonn
geies noraef6rieben. aeiidert iperben, nber iu
fetnem Soile lou treenh elm @ctiondr ifbinibuen
ooer ibr i'm Beitse babenoen nnbe5nblten 4es
tien.
Section 2. gei eenannter ggabI fouen
Die g8dbler, peidpe 31 @unfteu foid5en @meitbes
mcntS an ftimnleH ipini6er, af ibren gtimui
Iiahilitp amenbment,4 uno bieieneen, pei6e
fne1em Mmenoentent opppuiren rtt0qen oif ibren
Babl5etteIn bic Worte ner5eidnet baben:
~@sniRit iingle IiabiIitb aulenoment.1
9g. g. wacainnon,
Sprefer oes Repriifentantenbnnfes
GarIQ. Nippert,
Yrdiibent hes GenatS.
Baffirt am 29. alpriI 1902.
gereiniate Stnaten bon simerifa, Obio,
Office oes Gtaatsfelret1rs.
sd, Gents G. QabIin Gtadt5feiretdr
SeS .StnateS Ohio, hefdbeiniee biermit, bnB bns
Wprftebenbe cine eeitaue Mbftriff einer bon ber
General M5ienblD De5 StnGteS Sbio dm 20.
Mprii y. 3. 1902 anBenomnenen gemeinf6affs
Iid9es NsioIntiUn II ME foId's g. iI osm Soriai.
Office betinbet. euthaiten TT.
Bum 3engHi6 Deiien, babe ib bieflinter mel.
rten Mamen Gdest iiuo rnein oificieIles Giegel
bst9etlpt, IN &olumbus, nn "a. Gnge oes Jas
asniss. 2sssiss ssss.ai.ass.,s..
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Sum@ium! 2aribei! Ot=bi=bi!
Mi6 ffi9t bic posiis,
Bin bollgeftOpft nit Heinen
limb t6nnte 8erle leinen
,Inf i1n, auf es, auf lie!
5umzfum! aaribei! Dizbi:bi!
X x
Sci elmer 8onDentipn omerifaniIher
9umpriiten in Baltimore poren runb
3IDeitdufenb Mann anpsfsno. Gs III
merfipiirbig, fpiebiel 2sute es aiebt,
ipelhe iAren Wib perbeimliasn f0ny
nen.
Der neue iiinamsritdnif1e Dreibunb
Braiilien Nrsentiniensgbile min iif)
aud 70 cine Mrt Monros@ Dpftrin beis
legen. Der erffe paragrapb Dirb
tpdbrfbeinlid loutsn: Die 51ulbsn
e,sropdiie1er GIdubiger iperDsn srunb-
faBlih niht bsroppt.1
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eAIHtEE- NSsO 9 Stpt@EItHftuupuET. /.
Nus Mafbinston beridtet eine Gor>
rtfponDen5 Der Stem DOrter Stadts1
3titnn9:
Die porigidbrisen semeini6aftli9en
Mn0per opn Seer unb Jlotte haben iidh
0is Elm 10 grpber Grfolg ertpiefen, Ddb
man Aebnlihes I'm beurigen CONNER
3n ipieDsrbolen ssbentt. Sm Rriegs&
linb Marine Oepartement trifft man
babsr bic n0tbisen Dorbereitiinsen;
Enlndtpldne iDerben entiporfen, b. 3.
,Mufgaben" spelhe ben Gommarbeus
rsn 3iseipieien lDerbsn folIen, unD bic
lfficiere, tpelhe bnran betbeili9t fein
ipsrbsn, freusn iidj bereits auf ben
Epab. Man lit jest in bic erfprbsxs
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Sci es ben Der General MIIembIh bes gfad.
teS Gbio befbloiien: Dab ben 6ttmHeebern bies
Lee Stnates am erften Gienftae ndU Fem err
lfen Wiontdge i'm MpneMber 1903 elm sorfnIag
unferbreifst iperben fpH Gecficn 3eS Mrtts
tels XII Der Contribution bes Gtantss Dbip 5n
amenoiren, 70 bob oerieIbe ioIgenbermaBen Iallt
ten lou:
Arftsft XII.
6esfipn g. Die General MiIembIb }on
EQrtebrunGen iiir bic Muthrinnuno bon GIN
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