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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20

The Minot Independent thinks that
Minot and Bowbells politicians have
agreed to a county division plan that
will forever silence Mohall-and
Sherwood. But that remains to be
seen. The six townships in north.
east Ward which are served by the
tribune will have something to say
about that. Besides it is now conf
IDENTIFY believed by prominent men in
henvi4le and Burke counties that they
are soon to be on the map.-sher.
wood Tribune. h~"N :.;s ~ ~ -
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20
Thoroughbred Poultry ps>s.

thoroughbred Poultry Pays. ~
Anthony Elm. who lives between
mere and Lansford is making spe-
clalty OF raising thoroughbred Silver
Laced Wyandotte chickens and is
meeting with remarkable success. Last
year he sold eggs and chickens in
South Dakota, Montana and this state
and the coming season he expects to
DO a still bigger business. He claims
the Wyandottes are the best all round
bird for this locality. His hens are
laying right along this winter which
is something worth while when eggs
are worth IS cents a dozen. We be.
leve more of our farmers should
grade up their poultry and raise bet.
ter birds as it will certainly pay bet.
ter than to have scrub Chickens
Glenburn Advance, -,7
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20

The Best Time 10 Water Horses.
A horse should be watered before
feeding. and never given a large guam.
tity OF water after q meal. for the
simple reason that the water will
wash the food out Of the stomach, be-
fore stomach digestion has taken
place and the food will not be we'll
prepared for absorption; and besides
1t Is sometimes the cause Of collie.
There is a popular idea that q warm
horse should not be allowed to drink.
and. unlike q great many other 1,opu.
lar ideas, there 10 little truth in It.
II, you water warm horse in the
ordinary way, letting him drink all
that he will, you are likely to have a
foundered horae on your hands This
Ia especially 50 If, at the, TIME. the
horse II fatigued. Nevertheless. it
ID always safe to allow him from six
to ten swallows. no matter how wsrm
he ia II this be given on going into
the stable and he be allowed 10 stand
and eat hay for an hour and is then
offered water, he will not drink near.
ly go much as he would have done
had he been given 1t before .4@-.1
The danger is not in :hs 6rst swal-
low. as we often hear 1t asserted, but
in the excessive quantities he will
drink II not restrained. The most
dangerous time to give morse a full
draft is when he has cooled down
from fatiguing work and has partaken
Of meal.-Minnesota Farm Review.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20

q. NJ. Champlin, Surrey, N. D.:
"Minot coulu do nothing OF more I'M
rortance during the year 1910 than to
perfect the roads leading into this
citv from all directions. They are
not in very good condition, as we
all know. Take the road out east Of
the city for instance, the one that l
usually take in coming in from my
farm at Surrey. East of the orldee Is
n grade that is narrow, and upon
which it is positively dangerous for
teams to pass an auto. l should sug-
sest widening this grade. Also, the
function of Valley Street with this
road should, be perfected. AS 1t Is
now. it is in a deplorable condition.
This ID up to the city of Minot itself.
As to the grade refer TO- II
might be we'll for the Commercial CLUB
to work In conjunction with the coun-
~ commissioners. Minot wants the
trade of the farmers. We are willing
b i've Minot . very large share OF
our business, but in turn. Is 1t any
more than right If we ask for pass
80 highways leading to your city.
want to see Minot grow, and have
always had a good word to say for
your excellent city. believe the In
Aspeudent has taken the right meth
Cd of getting the business men and
the farmers together which will re.
suit in their mutual benefit only
don't overlook the suggestions the
farmers make"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20

10 Tue INDEPENDENT. ...N
What can Minot business men do
to improve trade conditions with the
farmers? ..r. a.
First of all Minot must cut down
her own expenses, if this is yet pos
sible. The business men of Minot
are paying taxes that would bankrupt
almost any other city, and it will yet
bankrupt Minot unless there should
yet be a chance to hedge. Profits on
business done with farmers must of
necessity be large enough SO busi-
ness men may be able to pay the en-
ormous taxes in addition to reason
able dividend for the merchants in
vestment. We must now suppose that
the business is run entirely by en-
ployes, as the owners time should be
worth as much as an employees time.
Now it may be said that the taxes are
very small in comparison with en-
ploye'sI salary, and this may be true
in a way, but employees must live too
and if they have a home they must
pay taxes and if not they must help
nav their landlords taxes, all must
come from their salary, which must
be- in accordance with the cost OF
living. Now then, much of the money
paid to employees is taxes indirectly
Then there is light and telephone OF
Minot which is sold at an outrageous
price, but l presume the Minot Light
and telephone Co., is paying taxes
too, which to some extent at least
justifies their seemingly exorbitant
charges Some will say that Minot
merchants are still selling their goods
cheap but this is not and can not be
altogether true under existing condi-
tons. The writer has it from one
of the most prominent business men
of Minot that IS per cent of all the
money he receives for his merchan-
disc goes as expenses in conducting
his business. Now then what has the
consumer got to pay for the goods
he buys at Minot "-
1st-Cost price of goods including
freight. " '""
End -35 per cent added for retail
ers expenses. ~~''-''-' &" +,
3rd-A fair dividend on capital in
vested and l don't believe MinOt mer-
chants would be satisfied with the
smallest -. ~'~' ~ .-'~ ~
It may be we'll to be progressive
but progressiveness can easily be
overdone and we believe it has been
overdone in Minot. We believe econ
omy should be Minots next move. {.
J. Now, If Minot merchants can cut
down taxes which are expenses and
cut down retail prices accordingly, it
will go q long way towards estab-
fishing more congenial relations be-
tween Minot business interests and
farmera mp I so "a h..
- have in mind many other things
which might be said but this I be-
lieve will be enough for me. Will
let others say the rest.
O. l.. Toftner.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20

Will give two years crops for break
ing 16O acres of land located as fol-
lows: IL Of sc IA OF section 10.
e IL Of ne IA Of section 10, all in
township 156, range 50, for further
particulars address,
y e. H. Newton, Glasgow, Mont.
2-00S-Av =.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20
Burlington, N. D.

Dear Editor: So. e '.''- ,
think good roads leading into Mi.
not would help the city, for I know
of farmers who live within three or
four miles Of Minot, who haul their
grain to Burlington. One told me
that he would not try to haul a load
down that North Hill, If they were
paying 20 cents more a bushel. saw
four men holding a load of hay that
was going down that hill. 1t was
dangerous. ~ hst.@ ..e
]. w. Drummond
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20
Logan, N. D., Jan. 8, 1915

Logan, N. d., Jan. y. 1910.
Editor Independent:
Minot could be benefited in various
ways, being a farmer, speak from
4 farmers standpoint. l would sug'
kest for Minot, what seems to me most
beneficial for city like Minot, viz:
A starch factory. a public watering
trough, a public fountain, a public
lavatory, public park, a public wait
ing room for the ladies and city
fncinerator. Then we would enjoy 60
ing to the Magic City.
E.. S., Logan, N. D.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20
SNAPS IN PIANOS

SNAPS IN PIANOS ~
I have number of pianos left with
me for storage which can sell very
cheap either for cash or on time.
In the lot there are some high grade
instruments used but q short time
and practically as good as new. Here
is your opportunity to get a fine piano
for q little money. Don't delay. The
pianos will sell like hot cakes.
".@s ]. B. Reed Minot sl-.
LOTT Pa. .'
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20

800 acres homestead in Montana.
You have everything to gain by 10
eating thin winter before the big:
spring rush. Ny proposition will In
tsrsst you. J. n, Adams; Harlem.
Noak. : 1,9o-&A
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20
SAGE OF WILDWOOD.

COL D. C. Greenleaf, the well known
Minot attorney, was here on legal
business yesterday. The Sage OF
Wildwood has long been an enthusi-
astic supporter of Minot as an indus
trial center. but little by little he is
getting to love Williston mighty we'll.
State ""uFm.In,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20
Ward County Independent,
w. H. Mann,
The Gardner.

WaFO OOuuLy AAu0poA|
Minot, N. D.,
Dear Sirs: .
As l read the issue Of your last
weeks paper l found the question:
What can be done for Minot?" AS
this question was not directly to the
business men of Minot, as farmer
would like to answer that question
also. You might ask why 1 am In
terested in this question But after
you have read the following you Will
see that am just as much Interested
as your business men. :.
About ten years ago, I came to
Minot to work at my trade as a car
penter. l sized the town up but 1t
looked to me as If the prospects we're
very poor. damned in between two
hills. with foods in the spring and
sand and dirt storms in the summer
and prettyl near every other house
was a blind pig. A little farther on,
at the time when G. A. Johnson was
mayor Of the city, there were I'VE
open saloons and the city was very
lively. especially at night. lett MI
not about that time, and went onto
my claim where l have been ever
since, except one winter when ! was
working on the post Office block. l
have taken trips up to Minot very
near once every month since. But l
have seen a great change for tho
better in the city every time. so l
can SAY at this time that there Is no
city in, the United States as far AZ l
know that has gone ahead as fast
as Minot, and I think that LeSueur
ought to have much credit for what
he is doing in cleaning up the city.
I talked with him on the train COM
ing up from Towner one day and
tell you he is a perfect gentleman.
(Why any farmer can get correct
answer when talking with him. The
streets of Minot are safe to walk on
now but they have not always been.
and believe that man with common
sense and a heart for Minot ought to
be proud of what he has done for
your city, I saw in your paper the
from Guy Frank, seconded by
J. w. Samuelson, "Give us an open
town." We farmers don't know what
Frank means by that. I don't think
that he means as open as it was sew
IN or eight years ago. Now you know
hat we farmers are interested In hav-
ng a good city in Minot on account
II getting good education for our
children and also getting good mar
zet place for our products. We farm ;
RS like your city very we'll as you
ave some very good and respectable
BUSINESS men, who are trying to show !
he farmers that they are sympath1z-
ng with their endeavor to open and
ultivate this Northwest A year ago
asst fall when the A. s. of E. had their
at Minot the whole city
7as opened up for them. For which
be farmers are very thankful and at
Their times they have shown the same
,sing customers and you are gain
lg. The reason that l am answer
lg this question is: First that saw
etween the lines of some Of the an
wers that they didn't like the way Il
lat your commissioners were rum I
ing the city but we all hope that I
lere are lots Of good citizens in Nj I
It who viii stand BY, their SID II
9eco0A, y hat The house rent n NJ. II
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20

REIMBURSEMENT for sale, close to
Ryder A snap. c. c. Bronson, room
IL Brauer block. LOOT
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-01-20
Editor Independent

Editor lndependent:-
Dear Sir:
You have opened up a long felt
want by wanting the farmers to ex-
press their opinions on what improve
ments in Minot would be the most
beneficial to them. l Tor one would
like to see a public watering place.
! live twenty miles from Minot and
often take a load of vegetables to
market, and often have to spend an
hour or two in disposing of the same.
watering place and give his team a
good, fresh drink, he could dispose of
his truck in better humor Often a
farmer can't get his team up to a
trough in livery barn, owing to the
strange surroundings, when a water
ing place in the open would be moro
natural. F. NJ. Long.
Alfred Stredwick, Hecker, N. D.:
Il believe that the one thing which
Minot could accomplish early in 1910
that would do the city the most good,
would be the installation of a public
watering trough or fountain. It does
not seem that this would be of so very
much cost, and we farmers would ap-
preciate it very much indeed. Some
times we come to Minot for an hour
or so, and do not want to put our
horses in the livery barn. It would
be mighty nice thing If we could !
drive up to water trough and give
our horses drink before taking that
long drive back. Don't you business J.
men think you owe it to the farmers {,
Now, do this and we believe that you
VIII find that It will pay. I might
Nd that there ought to be q row of
posts on some side street. I
lon't blame the merchants. for not
leatring . string II teams III along
Il
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
Nad 3ulammenitellmng ser Stim=

menubgobe BEL ser lebten 8abl oltrb
SEN staatsiefretar Sulills Sdmabl
liegt jebt 0os offi5ieue &eiultot Dor,
aus meldem flar beroorge6t, 6oB Ell
ne acknowledgement Mebrbeit ser 8iir=
gerldoft oes 5tooteS Minnei ota emit
entidie0en gegen Muder=@ eleegebung
lit. Mebr a1s $4,000 @abler gaben
fei1e Gtimme fir irgen6 einen ser
pom ser Mntt=S aloon=2iga bel nrmor=
teten &%onoi0nten fir @icez@onper
neltr al, Elm 6eutli6er 6inger5eig, oab
Sic probibitioniltii6en 6onotifer n1e
uno nin1mer alf Sic l1nteri tIbung oes
0eutiGamerifanertbums 5u re6ne11
broudt. SIM gan5en Staate erbielt
gberbart, republifaniider &anoioot
fir 6as @ouperneursamt, ,.164,185,
iein @egner @raD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
100, 779, 6aber oem &errn @berbart
cine Mebrbeit bon 60,406 Stimmel1
perblieb. Sn @tearnS County err
bielt Gberbart 1924, @roD 2297, mos
fir err teren cine MaioritGt bon 827
Stimmen be6eutet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
Mp6crnismns utro lit ct1em @ed

ielblotte auf cine 6iesbe5ig1ibe 6rage
fin folgen0ermoBen 0efintrt: Ser Wto=
Sernismus lit ein %offer1es uno Der6ed=
teS Spltem CUR 3eritorung, Suffrage
itellung o0er ltmbil0ung 0es l1eberna=
tiirliben, un0 Sic les SDltem beiBt 600
0ernismus, neil Sic 8elt 0aSielbe als
grrungenidoft Ser nel1ei item 3eit, als
au%lturb0be unierer Gage be5eidnet.
IS gibt einen ra0ifalen, einen bal=
ben, einen perltedten, einen ntebr o0er
min6er unbepuBten Mo0ernismus.
Am iddrf1ten eriitiert -er al1Berbolf
Ser Stride; er min Sic 6riitli6e &eli=
gion nidtseinfo6 %binleugnen un0 ger
ltoren lon6ern pielmebr an oeren Stel=
Re cine Mntireligion iebeu. SHE &e-
ligionen 1tn6 ibm MIR DoriibergebenOe
@e1en 0es menihli6en @etiteSlebens
obne oarernoen 8eitan0. 0as lit Ser
Mooernism1s, Sic @%iterbeule, mel6e
Hap1t Hins x. aufgeito6en fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01

ner Meibe bon Snbren 0as @alpt Ser
Organization, lid untcr @eltenoma-
dung perlbieoener 6oroerungen, mel=
d]e lid belonoers al1f SEN @ebranb
ser girlmltsbefeble be5ogen, Dor Ser
Yralioentenmabl an Sic bei0en gro
ben Yarteien ma10te uno Sic Mnnab=
ME beitiumter Nlanfen 5r1gunit ten Der
neutrality-suspicious. perlangte. Sic
&~lotformlsidiilie bei0er Harteien
erfiiuten feline @iinide, ga er aber
%iiberaeugt mm, BOB Sic betreffenoe
8lanfe in ser oemofratilden Hlatform
Sen glrbeitern Sic beilere Ml1Siidt auf
cine Mbidoffung miQfiirli6er @in=
boltsbefeble er0ffnete, 10 empfobl CT
Sen oemofratiiben &onoioaten gu
1timmen. Grot0em mur0e ser repub=
lifoniiGe &an0ioot nit GROCER Mebr-
6eit er>pQblt, Elm 8emeis 0afiir, 0ab
sic m%oertbolb MiQionen Mrbeiter
melde SEN peri6ieoenen @emerfi6af=
ten o%ngeb0ren, itd f%einesmegs als Ell
ne geidloiiene Maiie an Ser @abl be-
tbeiligten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
&nnbeslcuatur Tramf 8. Stint fat

auf ieiner guropareile Ste Seoba6<
trng gen1odt, ooB sic Mrbeitsl0bne III
Geutihlono b0ber, Sic Nnitellumg
oauernoer uno oie 3ultanOe unter Sen
Mrbeitern befrie0igen0er 1in0 alS in
England. Mud Sic oeuti4en Sobri=
fonten ieien better ab o1s sic engliiden
Ser. Senator i6reibt Dies Ser So6=
i9ut5oupolitif 81, er pergiBt ober, oob
mir bier SEN boditen S6ub5oa baben,
SEN man itd 6enfen fann> uno 0oB
trob0em sic bieligen @rbeiterperbalt=
nille nidt giinitiger iino, mie aus Den
fortmdbrenoen &lagen Ser Mrbetter
6erporgebt. @enn pieueidt Sic 20b=
ne et>pos b0ber iino, 10 m1B Der Mr-
better 0o9 feline 2ebensbe0iirfni1ie piel
tberrer %be5ablen, feline &rafte meroe11
piel: mebr ousgenubt, 10 0ab iie biel
l6neler perbrau6t meroen, nno menn
er our9 Sitter o0er &ranfbeit orbeits=
unfdbig gemor0en lit, fat er banflg
feline Mittel mebr gum 2ebe1 un0 per-
f1nt ser 0ffentli6en 8obltbatigfeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
Staot:N emi8feitem.

- Son ienen &in0ern Ser ct. Ma=
rien ldule, melde int lebten Sabre erit=
mails gum Glide oes @errn 5ugelal=
len mur0en, mur6e 6ieier Gage 0em
bo6m. 8farrer, &ater M1fre6, .. g.
g., elm berrli9er 2eubterlt tod gum
Mufltelen ser Slterfer5e 5um @ei6enf
gema6t.
= MIs Elm Sdritt in ser redten
Hi6tung muB 0as 8orgeben uni eres
8iirgermeiiters be5ei6net mer0en, tn
SEM ct ser in ct. @lor0 pielfa9 ein=
gebiirgerten unlitte, @efliigel in Sen
5danfgeidaften 5u perloien, fraft lei=
nes Mmtes 0urb ein Gerbot ginbalt
gebot moour6 er lid Dem Gbieridub=
perein perbinoli6 gemadt fat.
- Der Sames Mc&elpp Soften
miro ant Dienitag Mben0, Sen 6. 9e-
3ember, in Ser @aQe ser 5on0erba=
rem 8rii6er fem idbrli6es Sel0lager
6alten, uno bel oieier @elegenbeit mer-
SEN Sic Mitglie0er 0es 6rauen Sc
lief Corps fir elm gutes Mbenoeiien
iorgen. @s lit fir Sic @elegenbeit
elm l6ones 8rogramm entnorfen un0
fir quite @elegenbeitsipre6er lit be-
items Gorge getragen.
- Die Mitg1ieoer ser polnii6en
ct. Sobn's @antius @emein0e feier-
ten 9onntag Mben0 in Ser 5du1-
bale Sic Is. Sabresmie0erfebr Ser
polniiden l1nabbdngigfeit bon &ub-
lan6, 9eiterrei6 un6 Deutidlan0. Stir
sic Teier mar Elm rei6baltigeS &ro=
gramm %entporfen, oas Gus Mfuitf=
@elangsbortrGgen nno &e0en be-
itano, uro bic Mffaire oerlief in Ser
frel1oigiten @eiie.
~ 2ebrer s.. S. Seberger, Braiis
sent ser ct. glou0 &anoelsfammer,
fat ein aus Sen &erren 6. S. 2ao-
ner, 81. 8. 8rotner, 9. s. Sreeman,
6. S. Macoonolo uno Mlbab @aitmarl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
Gtner ser itGrfien MrbciterberbGn=

Sc ser alten uno neuen 8elt lit it6er-
lib Sic uMmerican federation Of 2a=
bor," melbe 6ieier Sage in ct. 2ouis
lire Sabresperi ammlung abbielt. Den=
nod baben Sic organilirfen Mrbeiter
ser 8ereinigten 5taaten es 5u feiner
Ma6titequng in Ser &olittf gebradt,
mie 6ies in Deutf6lan6, england un6
6ranfrei6 ser San lit. SIRE Subrer
iin6 BIG Dor fur5er 3eit ser Mniidt
gene len, 6oB 6te Mrbeiter es permei=
Sen ionten, BET sen 8ablen als be-
ionoere &laiie ouf5utreten, 0o6 bat
ii@ in ser letten 3eit cine Meigung
nod ser entgegengeiebten &t6tnng
gelteuo gema9t. Man miro it6 erin=
nern, oaB Samuel @ompers, ieit ei-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-01
@iid)pf Sp6m IS. 6amtltpn, ppn Der

&iiduf Subn %. @amtltom, BON Der
Metbo0iitiiden gpiSfopalfirde in So
iton fat in eit1em &ortrage iiber @in=
man0erung geiagt, Ser tppiide Slime
rifar1er eriltiere nod gar nidt, ion0ern
es gebe beute MIR Srii6=Mmerifaner,
Nel1tld= Mmerifaner un6 an6ere 8inOe=
r i6=Mmerifaner. @5 lei ni6t 6te
6rage, maS mir nit 0en M%uslan0ern
lon0ern mas Sic Muslan0er aus inns
MAIDEN ner0en. @omit er TIT 10 meit
Hedt fat, olS ser natipiitilde El1rita=
ner ME im1tanoe NOR un0 Iein miro, Sic
5ufiinftige 8emobnerldnft oieieS 2an-
oes na6 ieinem Gimme 5u mo0elieren
Mber er irrt 1t6, menn er Sen outs
ldn0ii6en @lementen 6as 8e1ttm=
ml1ngsre6t 5l1peiit. 3enn tie miifen
1i6 oue bem anrerifanii6en @influE
unterperfen bon 0em tie belongings
log beberrl6t meroen.
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lmittag fans sic 8eeroigu11g BON
Irnlterhnlhe nlt5 1tutt.

m1ttag fano 01e Seero1gn1g DOM
e aus itatt.
= 2aut Mnoronung Ser Staotge=
iunSbeitsbeb0r0e per0en ote in Sen
8adereien berabrei6ten @rooltoffe
fiinftigbin perpadt bem &aufer ein=
gebanoigt peroen miilien.
= 8egen sum5ugs lit Elm iebr gut
geben6es gbmieoegei6aft gu perfau=
fen. gu erfragen in Ser vN%oroitern"=
office. sos
= Sn ser Dienlug Mbeno gebal=
te,1en So6resper lammlung 6es in ST.
Glou0 beltebenoen Sbieri 6utpereins
fono sic @obl ser 8eamte1 nit fol-
genbem @rgebnib itatt: S. S. Sod,
ErGii0ent; @ubert &anien un0 Or.
9. g. 2eonaro, gice=Nrdiibenten S.
g. Gpnobre> Sefretdr;; 90. IS. Smith,
5dabmeiiter &c. 6. STUNT, Grefutip.
Mgent.
- Snnta Claus miro in &rtenfcs
Madet Store an Montag Mben0, Ser
5. 9e5ember lein. 8ringt Sic &leinen
oieie erbolten Elm Eaquet6en @anor
uno Sic 9omen einen idonen Se0e1
olS Mn0enfen fret.
- Inter @oriib 0es &reisri6terS
SaDlor mir6 ant fommenben Montag
Ser 9e5ember &reisgeri9tstermin fir
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