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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19

When John Longstatf was moving
heaven and earth to get the capital
from Pierre to Huron he never had
any conscientious scruplcs Of "put-
ting the state seal of approval upor
removal Of public institutions.n
This John claims would be the result
OF moving the capital from Pierre
to Mitchell. 1t is strange how a
mans ideas r dwarfed when they
get on the opposite side of the fence.
Charlie Mcleod, Of the Aberdeen
News, is also much afraid that il
the capital is moved that there
might be a possibility Of Aberdeen
losing its normal school. Brer. Nc.
Leod was working over time before
the legislat ure in 1901 to secure the
passage of the removal resolution
and helping Mitchell win out against
the other competitors. These after
of these two Pierre sup
porting newspapers make a public
tired Of attempting to ride on a high
plane Of thought. Mcleod knows
full we'll that there is not the least
possibility of Aberdeen losing her
normal school, and John Longstaff
is fully conscious that Huron does
not have the least ambition to secure
Vermillion's university. The two
are putting up a Pierre capital cam
paign bluff.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19

Huron Huronite: The Redfeld
Press, which at the beginning Of the
present year vas advocating Pierre
for the capital, now wants to Know
why anyone should vote for Pierre.
Ii Bro. Basford will tell why he first
supported Pierre, then later became
a pronounced advocate of Mitchell,
if he will honestly on his word as a
man, tell what caused him to change
his opinion, we will then answer bis
query. 'jome now, Basford, tell us
all about it.
AT the same time the Huronite
might explain to the Redteld Press
why, after fourteen years of bitter
warfare in trying to move the cap
ital away from Pierre, that the Hur-
on paper finally awoke to the situa-
ton that Pierre was satisfactory.
The motive of John Longstaff's sup
port Of Pierre after fighting it for
fourteen years is certainly more
questionable than that of the Press.
The Huronite is treading on ground
that might lead 1T into serious COM
plications.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19
Sioux City,s Fair.

Among attractions of the big Inter
state Live Stock fair at Sioux City,
la, September 5 to 10, inclusive,
will probably be Il championship race
between the two best tire teams IN
the state of Iowa.
These teams are Corbett and Sui
livan, OF hose house No. /, Sioux
City, and Jack and Jack of Des-
Moines. For three years Corbett and
Sullivan held the world champion
ship, but at the state meet of Iowa
tiremen at DesMoines this summer.
Jack and Jack won out by the mar
row margin OF two-tifths OF ii second.
Now the Sioux City department has
offered to put up 5000 or mor as d
purse for a match race between the
two teams at the Interstate fair at
Sioux City. Every blue-coated fire
fighter in Sioux City is ready to bet
his last dollar on the Sioux City
thoroughbredS and such a race will
be intensely exciting.
The management of the Interstate
fair long ago arranged with Corbett
and Sullivan to make daily exhibit
ton races at the fair this year, and
t.ieSe will be run whether the match
is pulled Off or not. Last year this
exhibition race was a daily feature
at the fair, and, despite the
u high class attractions. nothing
received so much applause. The
start is made from a temporary hose
house. The gong sounds, the men
jump from their hunks aud slide
down poles. the harness drops on the
horses and snaps around them and
a moment later the horses are lung
ing out with the heavy wagon.
Down the course they run, gathering
speed at every jump. They near the
grand stand. The two beautiful
chestnut browns, long and 1.-the. rise
and fall in perfect unison, heads
high, mains flying, eyes wide and
nostrils distended. Thus they rush
on, the gong changing and the great
wagon sWaying from side to side. AS
they dash under the wire, after a
half a mile rum. one fireman jumps
Off while the wagon is going at high
est speed, and lays $50 feet Of hose.
while another makes the coupling in
lightning speed. All this can be
done every time by Corbett and Sui
livan in less than a minute and a
half, and the sight is such a spectac-
ular one that 1T alone is worth the
price OF admission to the fair.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19
Notice for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received at Office of county
auditor at Mitchell, South Dakota
up to Sept. 9Th, 1904, for the con-
struction of one steel bridge in Dav.
ison county, of one span so feet long,
l6 1T. road way, and also construct
ing m "a TT. pile bridge, is TT. road
way. Bids must be accompanied
with a certified check for 25 per cent
of bull ling price to show good faith.
County commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
Plans and specifications on file at
office of county auditor.
O. d. Stearns,
County Auditor.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19
AN IMPARTIAL SUPPORTER

HuuSOnlte join Elnnle
was up from his Union county farm
Monday to do a little trading and tt
visit here a while. He is one of the
pioneer settlers of this section of the
state and has lived in Dakota ever
since the civil war. He is a progress
sive, up to date farmer and owns
over a thousand acres of land down
in Union county. He said he was
glad to see US supporting Mitchell
for capital. Said he didn't see how
anyone who had the best interests OF
the state at heart could vote for
Pierre. He also said that in the last
capital fight he believed the lies told
by the Pierre boomers and voted for
Pierre. Afterwards he went out to
Pierre, the state capital, to see the
magnificent city they told US so
much about. having decided to 20
into the cattle business out there in
the range country. He said he
found Pierre the deadest town he
ever was in. In fact he said it was
too dead to skin. There we're doz-
n Of buildings with their fronts
nailed up and an air Of depression
struck him as a chill the minute he
came into town and remained with
him until he could get a train out.
Mr.. Finnie says that the first time
he visited Pierre they had a street
car line. All the traffic must have
been done with one car for that was
all there was and it was propelled by
one, lone, forlorn looking mule. He
says the next time he visited Pierre
the car wasn't running for the mule
had evidently given up the struggle
and had kicked the bucket. Prob
ably starved to death, Mr.. Finnie
thinks. During the time he had his
cattle interest out neal Pierre he
visited the capital city a number of
times and he always dreaded the
trip. He said he had noticed that
the Pierre fellows we're not running
any Mitchell Supporters out there to
show them the town and convert
them. They are not following the
precedent established by the Mitchell
who have made good Mitchell
supporters out Of scores of people
who have zen both towns. Mr..
Finnie states that he is positive the
Mitchell people are running a clean
campaign and that they can substan-
every statement they make,
and he for n feels that in all hon.
esJy to the best interests of the STAGE
be can not do otherwise than to vote
for Mitchell for capital. Those who
John Finnie best, know that
be is a man Of sterling character a
man universally respected wherever
be is known, a man who looks at
both sides of all important questions
and then makes up his
mind which way a right thinking
nan should throw his vote and in
iuence. That is the way he looked
At the capital question and that is
Why, after having been over the
state numerous times after having
both Pierre and Mitchell e v
sral tires he has fully decided that
Mitchell is the place for the state
and that is why he is giving
Mitchell her just rights. For that
'eason his vote will go to Mitchell,
our future state capital.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19
Notice for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received at office of county
auditor up to Sept. 9Th, 1904, for
putting in a new modern steam heat
ing boiler at court house and for
fitting. same with heating mains.
Bids to be accompanied by a certi-
fed check for 20 per cent of building
price. County commissioners re-
serve the right to reject any or all
bids.
Plans and specifications on :ile at
this Office.
@. D. Stearns, County Auditor.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19
REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL TICKET
Judge Of Fourth Judicial Circuit
Frank B.Smith Of Mitchell.
vERMllLIoN NOT ALARMED

Vermillicn Republican: For the
space of about three weeks the par
ttsan press supporters of Pierre's
%tottering prospects in the capital
campaign have kept up a small-bore
fusilade along their entire firing line,
their range all concentrated on a
straw dummy Of their own setting
up,-to-wiJ: that the removal of the
capital from the frontier to a more
populously and commercially central
point will start the rem oval Of all
other state institutions from their
present respective and satisfactory
anchorages to some other though as
yet undesignated place or places.
The sound of this snapshot style Of
argument is now dying away, and
its yellow smoke is clearing off. Not
a single college, normal or other
school, asylum Or prlson-pen has
been loosened from its moorings, and
nobody residing in the towns where
these had been originally placed had
been hurt. and in this old town on
the Vermi.lion, no one has been
scared even to the extent of a hairs
tremor. Each day while this Chi
n%ese-RonS method Of newspaper in
Glmldation has been maintined, our
people have been ~intently watching
an almost never ending procession Of
dray teams f~reightinp past their
places Of business and residence car
load after carload Of granite, sand
stone, pressed brick, steel and other
enduring material for another state
ly building, lately ordered placed up
on their university campus by the
people OF this state. Every load, as
1T passed, gave the lie to the blatent
%pretehtions and believing predictions
OF the Pierre press gang Of syndicat-
ed screamers in their efforts to pre-
JUDGE our people against removing
the capital from present inconyen-
lent temporary location to one better
adapted In every respect for it's per-
manent occupancy. Indeed, no one
in Vermillion or Clay county need be
alarmed over the %hysterical shout
ings Of the frantic prophets in
Pierre's pay. The several state IN
stitutions are fairly distributed. with
reference to geographical and poLu-
lation considerations, - and where
they are located there are they
going to stay, capital removal or no
capital removal. In all their cases
the state has invested to the amount
of millions-not for child's play, but |
for permanent purposes. Nearly |
half-a-million has been invested
here and more is being invested this
very day as we write. All the peo-
Pile are directly interested in the
state capital, and they want it locat- !
ed where it is most accessible to
them. The comparatively few stud
ents who attend the University or
any other given state educational
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19

We all know people whose chief
charm lies in the exquisite cleanli-
ness, and about whom there fingers
a faint sweet odor of wild flowers.
III you would acquire this charm use
Coles Cafbolisoap. 1t is purely veg
etable. Try Coles once and you will
use no other. Sold by all druggists.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19
Notice to Hunters.

Notice is hereby given that all
hunters are warned not to trespass
on my premises 1.-THE NE4 of section
three in Mitchell t%ownshiI) under
penalty of prosecution according to
FL. S. Bennett.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-08-19
VALUE OF CAPITAL PROPERTY

Scotland Citizen: a great deal is
being said both pro and con in regard
to the relative value of the capital
property at Pierre as compared with
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ehamberInin ais shuIanfiah.

Sin 9ebrer in Qiton, Gnglano, aab
ieinen S6iilsrn Chamberlain" als
qufIuBtbemu. Gr tpurbe fir BEN oez
niaIen Ginfaq burd prG6tige 2eiItuns
gen ieiuer Sugeno reiali9 entfdGoiat.
6ier 5pei 9eiipiele DON iugenolifen
9erebreru oes grobeu Wannes. Der
erite farei6t: Chamberlain it Elm
Mdnn, Der uuter bic REDEEM 9eute aez
tommen lit, obne ouB ibm Semauo bali.
Ginige 2euts, Die gegeu ibu Tiuo uno
0tr. GIdbItone Iieber batten, piiroen
i'm gerne umbringsn. IS Iino bas bic
2cute, bic gerne iein 9eIo mD6ten, INN
es in Bier gu pertrinten." Der aipeite
informtrt uns: mr.. Chamberlain lit
Der grObte Craftsman uno lift in Der
gan5en Welt betduut. Giniae 2eute
idgen, er lift Elm GROCER S6uft, udbreuo
aHoere iascH, er ioqe Der &6nia BON
GngldH0 ieiu. @enu i'd 5u meinem
Batter iber Wr. chamberlain fpre6e,
fdet CT: ga, er bat mir ME ettpas aes
gebeH.' SbpObG er elm alter Wann 1T,
drbettet ey oD6 iebr itrsns. Sd bOffe,
er tpiro 10 Idnge leben pis S6nigin
@iftOrid."
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Gin %SdrgmOnupul.
RerftuiroiGeS ebrmaIiusS gprredt Der
Contemporaries in Cmoeu.

PerfphroigeS cbemaIiueS gprre6t Der
Contemporaries In Smoeu.
Sa8 ion6erbdre 9ripileg, alein in
Der gaH}eu StaOt unO fir bic gauge
Staot bic Sarge bauen gu biirfen, be-
ltano rei9li6 300 Sabre lang, bis ibm
1868 bic gtnfibruRg Der 9eperbefrsiz
belt Elm Gnoe matte, in Der oItfrieiis
iden 6afeuRaot Gmoen. S;n6aber bic
Ies Gorreat5 mar bic .@~aitbaus"z
Fir6e, beren Ionoerbarer Rame Ioz
gIei6 feline SeItiamteit p~erliert, tpenn
man erfa6rt, OaB 9aitbaus bier Dir
menbaus beoeutet. Die Sniafen, bic
ni6t aus ei9ener Strait unb Wirtbs
i9aft leben, ionoern BON anoern gez
Ipetit per0en, iinO Suite. Die Gmoer
GaI5austirae ma porOem bic y8rus
berttr9e" oes 1917 in @roBfalpern,
Oidt bor Der Stdbt, %gegriinOeteu Grdn=
5tstanertloiters, has 1861 dber aufgez
loft uno Der GmOer reformirten Sc
meInoe iiberlaien purOe. BIS auf oiez
les Sabr 3uriid ldBt ii6 nun ous gez
nannte PribiIeg perfolgen; oa es ii9
in Der dl!eiten GrpGbuung aber Iaon
oarum banoelt, bab es benz GaItbauie
BON Srgenopem beItritten puroe, 70.
oiirfte es ielbit nod peiter unb Bis in
bic 9toIter5sit 5uriidge6en. 9erurtige
Streitigteiten riiIen aud ipdter ni4t
ab. 9as PrtDileg puroe INNER pies
Der oura6roaeu. So Elm pSusbolt"
(Sur0 toitete our9i9nittli9 bier
Gutoen. @uberoem genofen bic Gms
Der S2tffs5inmerIeute bon Qnfang
6a5 9orre4t, SusboIte fir ibren eise>
nen 9eoarf IcIbit an3uferttgen; Otels
lei6t baber. neil oft uuf See nett oraus
BEN BON ben Gmoern gtner lint Solt"
gelegt perosu mubte. Sine ieItiame
berartige Reliquie betpdbrt bas Gmber
Wuisum. IS iino Spei grObe iapurSs
9rstter; baruuf puroe iett 1865 Die
3abl aler Sus6olte, bic i'm 9~aitbaufe
ge6aut purosu, Sabr fir Sabr IBIS
1868 auf's Gendueit tie Oer5ei9net. Die
2tnregung gu bieIer mertipiirbigen aufs
itequng CAB ippbI Der aubergerp6bnlih
itarte 8ebarf i'm Sabre 1865, oas elm
Yeitiabr mar, in benz ALIEN 551S Susz
bolte ge6rauat puroen. Die penigiten
Sdrge, $50, ben6tbigte man i'm Sabre
1851. Der eigenartise Rame 6usbolt,
nit benz man porbem in Gmoen uno
OffriesIanO bic Surge be3eianete, 1T
in neuerer 3eit msbr Der ge5si6nuns
g9eoetiite," I%eltsner .3obtenlaoe" ses
tpi9en. Sn ben oItfrieiiden 6ausz
baltungen ma es iibli4, oab bic 9iirs
ger uno 8auern auf ibrem 9ooen cine
gtnSabI fir einsn Sarg sureht ges
fhEittene Gi6enbrstter lisgsn batten:
nRaubOIt" Gubebol5) pbsr ygtotbz
bolt" UNI raid einsR Surg Suiammen
gu 5immern, lpenn es .bamit .Rotb"
ooer Gle bate. SusboIt beoeutet alIo
bas 6ol3, bas ieOer BET Iia gu 5auIe
bereit bate. 0as SoI3 bieb aud
r9%ooeboIt" uuo beute nod Iagt man
fir einiaraen geinen int SoIt legen,"
aud nin be &iite lesen."
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GmbGruns fbrrnG.
6 in Fimmige 9erni9 :
unesurtbeiG Der ges
%ammten Rem gOrs
fer q reffe.

tn II 9surtb ell eer ges
a ten Rem gors
ter Preffe.
Sdmmtli6e gldtter Tep Doris, pbnt
nntsrI1ieo Der 9artsiri9tung, perura
l5eiItsn iibertinftimmsnb ben iGmGbs
Ii6en @erIud Der 9sb6rbe, ale S9uIb
fur auf bic S9iffsmanuIaaft, abjus
paI3en uno baSur6 Fd fslbIt unO nit.
bin aud bic Gigentbimer beg S9iffss,
teip. bic 9irsttOren Der Gsieaidait, 5q
mtlaIten.
9i.isnigen glGttsr, tpelte Der repu,
sIitantIdsn Administration 9anolans
jsrbisnite ibun, iu9ten ~alerbin9s ben
berbGneniboOlsR GOIesn bss Gsri9tes,
bic fe fir bic Wablen pprausIeben, ios
frrt sntssssRouurbsiten, inbem ie ibrs
S~pfiRung auf bic bonn qrGTiOenten
RsOisptlt ernanuts SpsSials SommiIs
fpn iekten, ober, mas lam bieIe r6ea
ttnte Qrbeit", ieIbit fpenn tie benz dlls
semstrsn GsfiiGl Der Gmp6runs R,as
hung trussn tpiirbe. fir etnen GinOrud
MAIDEN!
ST Bic repubGitanif6 de
hbmini # ct N a. neil
lite It'd atteBItd aus
angt bor benz QuSfall Der
BdbIsn berGuIobt les t,
I!tne t6atfG6Gt9e urter<
II d Sung ppr3unebme me-
niger ii bic dmadOoIs
len m6rbertf9sn 3 # d n :
be, bic IL sef 4affsn, pers
/ n t m o Dr.
5 It elm g d las in'8 Sc
Iii3t |, ME ibn Der D d bler
Our6 ben @siBbrenns8ss
ti6t erbaIten, bes6dIb
peniger empftnbIt6 d, penn
man fi6 faIieBlt4 3u Der
6 rtIGrung berbetld B t,
oub Der brutale 9IGs ser
I'm unredt q r?
Str ieoen oentenben
DGbIer mien lid ulle
berarttgen ma d trdgltat n
DE ais ers
oIaIos erpeten 6 8
aiebt nur cine 10 o It:
SINE grirbIi6e RteOer>
aes Der gegenpdrtig
II b M It T n, oaoura
berbeigefiibr t, 0dB allie
DeutG : u merttuner il T
parter unb 0aOts # m :
h n.
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Grhr SifriFt-SimctbY .. Sapts
3prtr Diirift-Grterif pbiaiPs.
TriHn 9iltrift-8upsrid Dope.
gisrtsr Diifrift- 5bpmas ". Ssnerid.
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ppfpsr gInterIuht" porben mar, 20
prUSent Der Rettuuesgiirtel pertblos
anb ooB bic G6iduppurate auber Orb
hung iparen. Der bttrsffenoe Sripet;
Tor fpurbe nit ieineH aiFitenteH suti
laftn.
9as Grrbift Der 6Orunrrs Snrt.
Sm f9retenOen @egenas
8 benz DstBbrenns
9ert9t Der Be-
b6rbe.
Daa @srbitt Der GprOners Surb Ttebi
n i9rsienOsm 9esenIaB sum 9eri9t.
5tr GuHbeBs9eb6rbs pbgIeta bio
9ebtere i'm DsfsRttiasnI
)tsslben 3eugenausa =
Ien, m lie Der Coroner ent4
Jeeennabm m, uuo es f6liebt:
Die JurD 1T psiter Der anii9t, bab
'os i'm tisIigen Safen i'm S9pungs.
se9tnOe Spftem Der SRIpi5irung boa:
fdaDig unsenussnb 1T uno our9 bass
sIbe nint borgst6an piro, OBJ bic
5saerlBf9opparate unb bic Rettungs:
pFarate in einsm Ipldsn 3uFtanoe'
tle, I'm BEN l~Rtergaug ben Wenf6eas,
tbsa porSubsussn, unO mir smpFsbisu,
2dt Der Sstretdr fir Sanoel unb ara.
!slt iplte SntruttiOnsn an bic Sns,
PsttOrsn ertdbt, peld. cine ebrfiae
lnb bur4sreifsnee Snipsltiun aller in.
?trism Safen fabrenpen 6abrseuse 3ur
SOiRe BADEN piirOer."
Die ein3igs ri6tios qntrport, tpeIhe.
fine Administration Osteisnt, unter oea
In Rssime Elm IOldts fdmddpsI.s
Borsefeu mISIi6 ii, DtrO ii4 Sober
e!bTt iageH.
Ste 0eutI@sA
peroen aud Mot perfefs.
e n, bic paenbe Quits.
am u abItdge aus.
tetIen.
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@p6en:N unbi6an.
Snlan

Del bereits Dor GINGER 3eit in ben
GubeitanO getrctere frtiberc Sberbes
f~eb(sbaber Der SunOeStrnppen Sen.
gteliOn q. Mtiles bat in einem al Sol.
Stnlep &nOeriou seri9teten S6reiben
ieiue 9riinOe a%ngegeben, mesbalb bic
Wfit9lieoer Der 9rauO alrmg Of tbe 0fes
public nift fir HoOieuelt ais GrGlioent
Der Sersiuigtcu Staten itinmen iollen.
Der Dor iieben 8oden ~besOnnene
Streif Der @iIens uuO Stublble6arbeiter
in 9bilaOelpbia uuO anOeren Staoten
lit jest auf GrunO elmer Se~ritGnbi9ung
nit ben arbeit9ebern, OerjufOlse Streits
unO 9rbeitsiperreu in Submit aufbOren
lollen. bei9ele9t wOroen. Den arbeis
tern miro cine SObnerbObung pom 379
9entS auf 40 @entS bic Stunoe, Salbs
fcierta9 all Samita9cn wabrenO Der
Commemorate unO Die ausi6lieBliAe
Sei6Gftigun9 bon llniOnleuten 3u9es
ii6crt. Als Gegenleiitln9 fir bieIe
3ugeitanOntiie baben Die Slrbeiter juses
iagt, unter feiuen llmitGnOen ie Dteber
eiuen Streif ertldren gu wOllen.
GrSbii6of @lenuOu in ct. 2ouis bat
in cincm Sirtenbrtef ale SatbOliten
iriner OiOScie aufgefOrOert, ge9en ben
Serfaiiun9Siae sur Sieferun9 freier
S6ulbi6er gu itimmen, als %iOiialis
ltti9 unO un9ere6t, neil nur fir bic
Offentliden S6ulen 9elteuO.
Sn ieiuem Sabrcsberi6t empfieblt
Sen. GeOr9e j. elliott, Der Scfeblsbas
Der Der Wtariue, cine ,abiOlut uotbwens
oi9e Yerbelieruu9 Der ianitaren i3us
itdnOe auf Der ~yanoen9e 0 SAVANNA
burd Grri9tun9 gut uentilirter unO
MODERN eiugeri6teter Suartiere fir Die
Gruppen uuS Die YewiQignn9 BON
$500 OO fir ben 9au bon Yaraden in
Wtarc Sniclu.
Der @ei;en.GrpOrt Der Ser. Staa.
ten Oiirfte in Dem laufenOcn Sabre iets
llcn nteOri9iten StauO iett uielen Sabrer
errei6en. Dad ben Seri4ten oes
Stattitiidcn Bureaus oeS Oepartes
mcntS fir SauOel uuo Arbeit wuroer
in ben relln eriteu Wtouaten Ses Sabres
1904 ntht gang 8 Wtiltonen Suibels
@eijcn erporttrt, 9c9eu So WtilliOnen
in Den forreiponOircnOeu Wtonaten Don
1908, sc Wtiaionen in 1902 unb 139
Wtiliouen in 1901.
Sn gtep g)Ort wurSe uui Dem @runo.
ltiid no. 1 State ctr. inter entIpres
6enSen Seierlidteiteu Der @ruuOiteir
OeS ueuen SauieS fir. Ous iest in DO,
II State Strabe beftnoli9e DrutidC
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