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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-09-06

All r. sPRATT, ATTORNEY. AT LAW, Rich
IN, lands. Va. Practices in The courts OF Is siN
,veil and adjoining counties Prompt attention
Maid TO the collection of claims
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-09-06

oeEEvER & GILLESPIE, LAWYERS, TaSewe,
h. prs1s,oS n the courts Of Tazeweli ana 1, ~
O,n;3o counties. OHice--Gillespie building
Fdear l.. Greever Barns Gillespie.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-09-06

FULTON CoULLIN9 ATT tSa S01Tts Of Of Taze
lei, H' county. s. NJ B. Couling will continue MS
4 Fulton, Wytheville, We. 8. M. b. Cou""s
Cazewell, vs..
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-09-06
TAzEWELL co. DIRECTORY.
Circuit Court.

w. J. Henson, judge; I. E. George,
clerk. Terms IF court-Srd Monday In
February, and 4th Monday in May, -Au'
gust and November.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-09-06

@ D. MAY ATTORNEY AT Law =, T TssSweIi
y va "a in the Court of Appeals at Wytheviiie,
Va PARTICULAR attention paid to the coiiec'ion u
Slaims.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-09-06

oaapMAN a GILLESPIE, ATTORNEYS Al a.
t,Tn,Aw Tszeweli, Va Practice In all the COURT =,
~ Tssewell county and Court OF ApPeais ~
%vtheyiIle. ]. W. Chapman, A. r diliespie'
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-09-06

TIP rOp LODGE, NO. 259, |. 0. o. f.
1IPrOP, VIRGINIA.
Meets first AMI third Saturdays III eac"
month.
FRANK PYDTT, n. u.
JAMES MCDowELL, Sec'y.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-09-06

SCOTT s BOVINE, 4'G S E:r; s! stree
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-09-06

and nothing else, Is my baby gid, now
two weeks DID," writes Mrs. J. P.
West, Of Webster City, Iowa. ''She
,isIIa fine, healthy babe and We ara
both doing nicely"
Arizona republican., 1906-12-27

appearing in this issue. wherein it is
 held by the United States District
 Court that the collection of fees for
 grazing live stock Is illegal 3 Since its imposition this fee has been
 regarded as illegal and arbitrary by
 many well informed Wyoming people,
 and the views expressed by the court
 in this decision meet with general ap- proval here. The litigant is
 still running his sheep on the Rainer
 Reserve without paying the fees"
 Decisions like Judge Whitson's had
 before been made by the Federal courts
 in three other districts. one of them six years ago. but none of these interferes
 in the slightest with the right of the | United States to institute civil action
 against trespassers violating the graz l ing regulations. or without charging | the grazing fee. The United States Circuit Court of appeals for the ninth circuit decided definitely. in the case of Dastervigues vs. United States, that
 the provisions of the act of March 1. 1S97, delegating to. the secretary the power to make regulations. is constitu- tionaI, that the regulation prohibiting the pasturing of sheep on forest re- serves without a permit is valid. and that the Federal courts will enforce the regulation by injunction. The su- preme court of Arizona, three judges sitting. in the case of Dent vs. United States (76 Pacific Reporter. 455). went still further. under circumstances which made the decision most emphatic Dent was criminally prosecuted for grazing sheep on a forest reserve without a permit. in violation of the regulations. and the court had held that his act was not crime; but as soon as the Das- tervignes case was decided for the gov ernment the Arizona court granted a rehearing of the Dent case and held that the Dastervignes decision was binding on all courts in the ninth dis trict in criminal as well as civil cases, and that Dent was therefore guilty Of a crime.
 So far. therefore the court decisions as to the criminality of trespass con- trary to the forest reserve regulations are conflicting Final adjudication Of the point can be had until the ruling Of a higher court has questioned the right of the Secretary of Agriculture to make regulations and to recover damages from trespass through civil action.
 Grazing trespassers will be restrain ed from violation of the regulations by injuncvtion proceedings and sued for civil damages until the higher courts shall have reached decision as to the criminal character of such trespasses. i The forest service will continue to ex- clude unpermitted stock from all forest reserves and to collect grazing fees for all stock under permit.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-27
NOT A FORECAST
 BUT AN AVERAGE
Weather Conditions That Have Pre- vailed i, Phoenix During the Month e january for Past Eleven Years.

The following data. covering the month of January for period of II years. has been compiled from the weather bureau records ate Phoenix, Arizona, by Section Director Jesun- ofsky. It is issued to show that the conditions that have prevailed. during the month in question. for the above period of years. but must not be con strued as a forecast of the weather conditions for the coming month.
 Temperature-Mean or normal. g degrees; the warmest month was that of 1900, with an average of 56 degrees; the coldest month was that of 1898. with an average of 47 degrees; the highest temperature was S1 degrees on Janu- ary 4, 1902; tine lowest temperature was 9 degrees on January 25 1898; The earliest date on which first killing" frost occurred in autumn. November s. lSy7; average date on which first kill ing" frost occurred in autumn. Decem- Der ,. 1Ss7; average date on which last killing frost occurred in spring. February 23. 1897; the latest date on which last killing" frost occurred in spring. March q. 7S97.
 Precipitation-Avera for the month  1-l0 inches; average number of days with .O1 of an inch or more. 5: the greatest monthly precipitation was 3e7 inches in 1897; the least monthly precipitation was trace in 1908: the greatest amount of precipitation re- corded in any A consecutive hours was 1.7i inches on January II. 1897; the greatest amount of snowfall recorded in any consecutive 24 hours trecord ex- tending to winter of 1SS4-S5 only) was trace on January 20, 1904.
 Relative humidity-Average,5. ,5.S2 a. m., 63 per cent; average, 5.32 p. m., 36 per cent.
 Clouds and weather-Average num- Der of clear days. IS; partly cloudy days. 6: cloudy days. :.
 Wind-The prevailing winds have been from the east; the average hourly velocity of the wind is 3.S miles; the highest velocity of the wind was 30 miles from the north on January 23. 1899.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-27
RESERVE GRAZING fttS
 MANNER OF COLLECTION
Regulations Unmodified by Recent De- eision of Federal Judge-Misappre- hension Corrected.

1 A recent decision of Federal judge | has been widely commented upon throughout the West on the supposi- tion that it declared illegal the regula- ton of grazing on forest reserves and the system of charging for grazing per mits. As matter of fact, the decision. which was handed down by Judge Whitson. of the United States District Court for eastern Washington in the case of the United States vs Matthews, has no bearing whatever upon the le
 gality of the grazing regulations or of grazing fees, which stand precisely as before. The legal question involved was simply this: Does the law author iZing the secretary of agriculture to issue regulations make the breach of those regulations a crime?
 Judge Whitson's decision merely answered this question No" IL was in substance that the objection to the indictment against Walter Matthews was the absence of a law defining the act therein charged as a criminal of fense. Upon that ground the court held that the demurrer must be sus- tained and the defendant discharged.
 Though the point was simple and clear enough. it was entirely miscon- strued in the press reports of the de- cision and in editorial comments upon it. For instance, in the Wyoming Tri- bune of Tuesday, November 6. news of Judge Whitson's action was given un- der the headlines: Grazing Fees IT, legal Decides Federal Judge" and the article declares that AS a result of the decision, Matthews. who entered the Mount Rainer Forest Reserve without the permit required by the secretary, IS still using the resrve and is not pay ing the fee imposed by the secretary" As a matter of fact, MT. Matthew's sheep were immediately removed upon notice by the forest officers and have not since entered the reserve.
 In the Sheridan. Wyo., Post it is said: "A decision fraught with impor- tance to Wyoming Stockmen is that
Arizona republican., 1906-12-27
EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE
Tell the Story

pr. Hubbard has been in the same locality for many years. Successful and reliable he has won the public confidence. His success is built upon ability and reliability. The cured patient brings another and a continuous record of permanent cures thoroughly establishes one as having reputation for SUPERIOR SKILL. Contagious Blood Poison, NervO Vital De
Arizona republican., 1906-12-27
WORST DRESSED YOUNG MEN.

The tailor. as he regarded tile great crowd of young men on the football field. sighed.
 "lt is plain" he said, that the col lege boy is the worst dressed young man in America"
 Why so" asked the tailor's pretty daughter.
 Because the college boy goes in for such congregations" was the re- ply. Because instead of following a new fashion with wise docility. he en- larges upon it-develops it-until from a comedy and attractive thing if be- comes the ludicrous caricature that we see on the minstrel stage.
 Look at those boys around you. Their shoes. for instance. The absurd thickness and extension of the soles: and there is one lad with straps anu buckles instead of shoe laces. Bahi
 Look at their coats. their trousers. their overcoats, their waistcoats These are caricatures of tn. fashions; ludicrous caricatures.
 And that is the college boys trouble he is not content to wear simply the correct thing. The correct thing is not Obtrusive enough for him. and he is afraid that if he wore 1t he would at tract no attention. So he exaggerates the correct thing. and if broad shoul- ders are fashionable his will hardly let him through a doorway. and if long overcoats are fashionable his trails the ground.
 Yes. because he Overdoes it, the college boy dresses the worst of all young men,
 Father. you are altogether wrong" the young girl said, indignantly.-Bos- ton Post.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-27
EDUCATION OF BRITISH PRINCE.

Events will show before long that tho King has no intention of his eldest grandson devoting himself seriously to the navy and that he destines him for military career. Not every one is aware that in the case of children in the direct line of succession it is the sovcrign that is responsible for their education and upbrinSing. and not their parents. Hence it comes about that the King has to be consulted personally upon everything connected with the children of the Prince of Wales.-From Reynolds Newspaper.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-27

R. A. 6EAsLEY, trained nurse, Yer mont House.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-27
ao.h,ne suocseo. rxe succS..
DR. nlBBAPs is rSso~,s r-soOs4ouT
 Trc sogTHNEsT As A
LGadingSpGcislB
 N CHRONIC DlsEEsEs

He has the conhdsn.a and patronage of tt leading business m-r and m ost prominsui citiZeSs of Arizona. Thr Doctor Eraduate of
Arizona republican., 1906-12-27
LOUNSBURY NOT PEDANTIC,

Professor Lounsbury, the noted grammarian of Yale. has democratic and liberal views on the subject of the English language. He strenuously op- poses the displacing of simple terms by others of pedantic character. Re- gently he told this story while discuss ing the subject: There was a little boy who began to keep a diary. His first entry was: Got up this morning at : o'clock He showed the entry to his mother and she, horror stricken. said: Have you never been to school? Got up. indeed, Such an expression. Doess the sun get up? No, it rises And she scratched out got up at ' and wrote rose at r in it's place. That night the boy. before retiring. ended the entry for the day with the sen tence. Set at o'clock"
Arizona republican., 1906-12-27
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock holders os the Wessex Water Company will be held at its office. located over the Valley Bank. Phoenix, Ariz, at , p. m., Jan. 14, 1907.
 GEO. P. BROWN. Secy.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-27

Fresh oysters and poultry at City Market, 236 Hast Washington street. Phone Main 200.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
gioh niatR Nsaes tn Der 0as=
frage.

Die 8sb6rbe Der 6fentlt4en Arbsi'
ten bat auf bas @eiu4 Der Giti3sns
Sos Co., ibr oas 0Ortaufsrs9t Der
Stabt an cem giesntbum Der @oniu'
mer's @as 8ruf 60. 3u fbertragsn,
nod tsine gntidsiOung abgsgsben. ss
ptro eruartst, baB Die Iufbebun8 oss
ginhaltsbsfsbts bOmSunoesgeridt ntGt
bOr Gnos nd6ffsr @Oae erfolgsn miro
uno porber tuirb nuf eins gnti6eioung
Der gst6ros FIR 6fsntli6e arbsitsn
ni6t 81 rs&usn fein.
Sscre!dr pOit bon Der @iti3sns Gas
So. ilt, trUBOem mad benz Setanntwsr'
ben Der gntf9eieune bes Nppeaations-
geri6ts erIt psnige Subicripticnen etns
singen, rs&t 3uOerf4tli8 uno bdlt bic
4usfatsn fHr einen srfol9rsi4sn Se'
f96ftsbetrieb, na4oem bic anlagsn
Der @onIumers @as Srufi 60. tber'
nommen fino, fur ausgeaei4net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
Gissrnte bestnnt.

Webrere 6unbert 2sute babsn nri1
Rannl n6roIi9 Der 10. Strabe uno auf
ben Sei9sn msfli4 bonn aanal nabs
Der Is. unb 16. StraBs nit Der oiss'
idhrieen gissrnte begonnen. DDS ets
if nur bon 6 Bis z 3Oa bid, bod mo-
rsn bis gisbdnolsr esswungen NIT osm
e9nsibsn ben anfans gu MAIDEN. ba
oie Wlontas bsrsits uisber sin9etretsne
u1rmere Wittsrung Elm Stdrfsrweroen
bss giiss fsbr unpabri9einli9 ma9t.
gs ift bies bas srffe Wal In oteiem
Winier, bnB ss hberbaupt m6gli4 mar,
on cine gisernte au benten uno. menn
ni9t NOD sinmal cine perioos taltsn
@sttsrs eintritt, baB ote grnts on stas
tureis rsi6baliigsr ausfdllt. 10 uerosn
bic gisprsiie fur ndtfen Sommsr
tpobl ni9t su niebrig iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

Gum Anoentsn an abraham 2inepln
weroen am Sienffa9 Ra6mittag um 2
llbr in Der o. u. q. 6nae @ottess
bienffe ab9ebaIten tperbsn. Die feiers
li4en InIpraden tperoen bon ben
Reperenos @. u. Sbam uno 6. u.
Campbell. fouie 6rau Marp Alifon
absebalttn tperoen. Soil merbsn bon
Rep. u. o. Sei9. 6. %. @roof, Grau
o. 6uift. 5rau gaa Suift unb 6rau
Warp Sitter sefungsn psroen.
Das gebet uirh bon Reb. g. Smith
geipro6sn unb Der Segen bon 0errs.
Campbell ertbeilt ueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
Grokss SntsrsiIs fur sie Wabl.

Die idbrli9s Wabl Der Sirsctoren
bss @ommereial.@lubs fanb beute bon
9 Ibr Woresns Bis 4 1hr Wu9miita9s
ffatt.. @rcBes esntereR, puroe on
Der Wabl 9enOmmen.
gsi Der Wabl murben bic Columbia
Wablmai4intn 9ebrau9t. wsl6e in
Snbianapolis fabrisirt usroen.
Die Reiultate ueroen beute Nben6
BET elmer Rludasisnidaft i'm @lub3ims
mer bsfannt 9esebsn.
Bsi biefer @sle9enbeit miro Der prds
Roent Mlfreo 3. potts feline idbrli6e
Nniprahs baltsn hub bic Seri6te bes
sscretdrs unb S6asmeifiers tueroen
boroeleien.
Die neuen Sirectorsn iueroen am
Sisnffae suIammsntretsn uno bic ge-
amten bes Clubs ftir oas laufenoe
Sabr ernennen Sin prdfbent. atpsi
0ice- prdfoenten, iotpie Setretdr uno
Sdnbmsiffsr mhRen eetpdblt tusrbsn.
Sas Nmt bes Setretdrs uirb pabrs
iGeinIi3 als permanent nsreebsn tper'
ben, uno es IN ni6t unm6sli8, baB &.
@. We@lur. pieosreerdblt miro, ba
Bis isbt tsin anoersr Nams er6rtert
tpuroe.
9as @omits fur Witglieoidaft oes
Clubs fam am Gonnabeno auiammen
unb bat fOlgsnoe neue Witalieoer ers
ndblt: u. y. Wcgormtf, Wtlliam
8sIp. Nlfreb g. Setter. 6rant %. BAL,
a.. q. 9uple, Sobn 6. Ofrup, 5snrp
2an9fentnmp, 90. s. Wooo, 6reoerid
Wation, @sorgs Us. Warmotb. D. 8.
6Oufe, s. @lpoe Sofmann, u. g.
4pers, Nrtbur 6. Shafsr. See u.
6arbin uno 5. u. Ruhsq.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
0ard Sie Sano!ang Der Siirs:
fdaft8leute miro storms
bieaeid)t fallen.

Cine grtrasSibunq Der 2s9islatur
pirb pislIsi6t nidt tattfinoen. GOus
pernsur Sanlp ertldrte auf bas Be-
fiimmtsfs, oaB Storms 3urhdtrsten
maBte. Storms oagesen perFdert aus.
oriidli9, BOB er einen oerarti9en Sdritt
nidt tbun wirb. Jsood bat Der Staats.
fetrstdr Obne feline garsen ssrsdnet.
Soltsn bic @eriiate, bic Rd seffern
Nadmittas i'm Staats9ebduoe b6rbar
madtsn. tpabr iein. 10 miro Storms
biellsidt bod fallen, ba tuobluntsrri6.
tete periOuen pifisn wollen, bab in
ben na6fen 3agen bic 2eute. uelde
fhr bic 5anolungen Storms berant=
tportli& Rno, ibn gum @hdtritt bsran=
lafsn tuerben.
Ias bieie 2suts fnb perI6nli&e
6reunbe bss Staatsiecretdrs uno tper.
ben oafir Gorge traeen. oaB er nit
reinem gtamen surHdtritt. sails eins
ips3iens SiBung Der 2sgislatur anbe=
raumt tuerosn folIte, miro ni6ts an.
bsrs iibrig blsiben. als Der 6oroerunq
bes @ouberneurs nad3utommen. Sollts
Storms bsm Srufs ieiner Bar9er
pirili9 nadIsugeben geswunssn isin.
10 miro feine grtla-SiBung ifattfin)e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
II II mfa | I e.

Woniag Woresn $50 lIbr fiel Der
BEL sinem Nsubau an 1882 Rsnwooo
abs. bef6dftiets Ssnis gloer bur9
einies Iois Brsiter uno brad ben Iinfen
arm an smsi Stsnsn. Der 0erlebte
puroe nod Dem SispsnIarium &c.
i9afft, no ibm Der srffs Bsrbano anss.
ls9t tuurbe.
I'm 10.45 gormittnes idoB fia
gsO. %. Msper bur9 3ufal In bic
rs9ts S9ultsr. Die ambulan3 f9affte
i'm in bas Stabt-6ospital.
Wittaos IL. 45 puroe .. W. Stod.
osl, 1922 Graeslanb Nbe.. on Der %
Ctr. uno college abe. bon fsinsm
gfsrbs an bns gsin ssI6lassn unh Der
Rno9sn untsrbnIb bss aniss sebrodsn.
Rn9mitinss 2 ubr fisl elm Der Gapi.
fol 2umbsr 60. es66riser STOP Rub.
bol3 al Rep gorf Str. unb Der Belts
@iIsnbaln auf bic on osmislben be-
i9dftieten Arbeitsr 6am. Wenbea,
1912 Sonaro Str, unb Arthur
8agper, 432 Sho 99arman Strabe.
Menbel's rs9ier Arm purbe eebroten
uno @asper trus innerli9e 8erleBun.
gen bnbon. gsibs lpurbsn per ambu.
lans in bas idbtiide 9Oipital gei9afft.
aueufius s6ereens. 80 Sabre oft,
319 Sf 5aOitrabe pObnbaft, fisl &c:
ftern on Der alabama Str. hber elm
8eldnbe in ben pO9uss Run unb 3sr=
bra9 bic beiosn 3no4en ieines linfsn
nntsrbeins. Raaoem ct ungsfdhr
4 Stunoen bort unten gelegen bate.
murbe er bon Pahanten bsmertt unh
bsrauseeholt. gr maroe bermittelf
ambulan3 nod isiner Wobnuns be.
f6rbert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
Heorsaniiirnms oes oemofratt:
i9sn Gomntb= Gomites.

Die REORGANIZATION bes osmotrati'
F&en gcuntp grscutip 3omites ioll
gnbs Mdr3 fattfnosn. 0OrfBenoer
@barles Q. gIarte wiro in eini9en $a-
gen oas aomits bon bem Sage Der gu.
fammentunft bena8ri8tigen. 9enrp
q. Spaan III In ben lsbtsn Sa9en als
permutbli&er 3aneioat fhr 6fentli&er
antld9er er6rtert morben. @sorge 3.
Warott fur S9abmeiffer unb Nlberi
Gearing fur @lert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

SIM 6auie bes SerrnS Sotn
Bsfper. go. 235 partoiew Mue.,
tam gefern abenb Der rSoGp giabt"-
aessltJub. Der mertmhroiaer Weife
trob ieiHes sngtH&sn Hamens aus
TeuifGen bsRsnt. suiammen. ,Ale
,3,bn" a.een 3uar nt&t geI&oben.
COZ + ,senIisie f& bie Iuaiss A9t In
eeOi .asner @eiie reat prd9tig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
s eu G Z.

portlanb, Ore., IL. Jsbr. =
gei einsm 6euer In einsm 3oifbauie
nabe Der Bride on Der Worriion Str.
uuroen mebrere Weniaen perbrannt.
Cine 2eide iif bis iebt erff gefanben
tporben. Bon 3sbn biz 81 3tpan3ig
Pferoen tamen In ben 5lammen um.
Sas @sbduos brannte bis auf ben
9runb nieoer; Der S9aben betrd9t TIN.
gsfdbr $40, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12

6ammQnb, 10. 5eb. gbwcro
Srabsnberg. osHen 6anb fi4 tn benz
$reibrismsn bes 6apfepe Auf3u8es
Dsrfing. rib f4 bic Singer bon Der
6ano ab. um au perpinberns bab fein
R6rper In bie Rdoer Der Wni4ine 9e-
sogen tuuroen. Die Sebnen muroen
6 Sou aus Ieiner 6anb geaogen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-12
Snbanappis, Snb, Montae, Tebruar

IVY IegI But ueluul. QuuptHIuIII
@bas. S. S4mist fii6rie ben 8orfib.
Gin neuer Ramerao muroe In ben
Werein auf9enommsn.
Dos @omite fur bic am 25. 6ebr.
In Der Stoieits 8nrubalIe fatifinbenbe
Waibington 8sburtsta9ssGeier beri9.
tete, bob alIe 8orbereitunsen beenbet
unb aues in id6nfter Orbnuns iei; elm
gutter grfolg tann nidt feblen.
gs tpurbs bef9loRen. am %. Sc.
bruar, benz @eburtstase @sOrs Waib'
ington's. In Der .@ourt 6ouie yarb"
einen Salut bon As Sdhfen ab3us
fsuern; 2amerao Noolpb Rutb wirb
bas COMMANDO fiibren.
@emiitblidtsit NOR Der S9lub Der
geriammIung.
6 dpeiaer- 8anb.
Sn Der sefern Na9mittas In Der
@ermania absebaltenen 8erfammluns
bes S9mei3er.8unb fanb bic Wabl Der
Beamten fir ben laufenben 8ermin
ftatt.
5olqenbss mar bas Neiultat:
Prdioent = $beober 6dnggp.
Dice=prdRoent - 8ot!fr. Stettler.
Ginan3-sefr. = Carl @ubwtaer.
prot. .sSetr. - @uft. 6eb.
S9nbmeifter - 6enrp 2eller.
gibliotbetar = @ottlieb Jlhd.
6abnentrdger = Sobn Mti(er uno
Uietor Stuoer.
Srufes far brei Sabre - @onrab
@isler.
Nereinsar3t - 9r. 2ouis Burt
barot.
Sie 0erren @ubwiQer, 5eb, Maller,
Stuber unb 8urfbarbt wurben per
Exclamation getudblt.
6err Sobn Stoa tpuroe ertpdbli,
I'm aIs 1srtrster bss S6ipsi;erbunbes
fHr bic Wisbsrbelebuns eines bsutf9en
9bsaters enerstib einsutreten.
Die Beridte Der beri9isbsnsn Beams
ten tperben tn nddfer @sriammIung
CUR 8erleiuns fommen.
8ei Gefang unb Be9erflang bergin9
nod Der @eriammluns ein etiinb9en
mie i'm Gluse.
Shbfette g &wa benz
Yerein.
Sn Der Ghoieite 8urnbalIe bielt Der
Shoieite S9waben 8erein geiiern
Nadmittag feline regslmdBige 0ers
Iammlung ab.
Sc muroe bsfdloRen, am Ofers
Montas einsn Wastenball ab3ubalten.
0err pfaff. Selegat gum Ierbano
beutf9er 0sreins, murbs pieberum be.
auftrast, ale Grdfte ein3uieben, Tim
uom6eli9 uo9 bisisn Winter eine
bsutf9s 8bsater.Wo Wortslung 3u erm6s.
li1en.
Sa 10 biele Mitalieber am 2. Sonn.
tag I'm Wonat absebalten fino, bic
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antpefenb.
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uno murse bte Qrantmeloung entge'
aengenommen.
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ten ,uurhen aur Witglieof9aft Iborge
f9laaen.
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tunft eine Geali&teit ab3ubalten uni
uerben ale Mit9lieoer erfu9t. In bel
nd6hen Weriammluns ON Q. 6onntal
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an ben Beratbungen absr bas bsabR4
tiote Geif fbeil3unebmen.