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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-03
Vaudeville Notes.

Palmer and Lewis, VINO arc now at
me Garden, have Just completed "A
tJrr of the pantagns circuit Of vaude-
VliG thcaters In the west.
Ctarles y; rtholomeW, who Is now
at the Garden, is said to be the best
imitator of George EASTWOOD. the
English comedian, to be found on
the American stage.
william Birn, hlackface comodi.
N, who comes to the Garden thoater
Thursday, is foot 3 inches in height
ard every inch of him is said to be
funny
Marncll and Cousincau. who pre-
sent The Girl of the Hour" are un-
d'rined 'or an early appearance At
the Garden.
Giiroy Haynes rild Montgomcry
played in Denver last week and they
scored a tremendous ocess. This
.s said to be one of the best singing
acts in vaudeville.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-03
Newspaper Advertisement
Points Way 10 Health

can truthfully say that DR., XII
mer'H swamp-Root Is "A very good
medicine, not alone for kidney trou-
bic, but also for rheumatism,
About n week ago ] became VI ana
unable "a work my trouble being a
lame bnck, ! read Of your Swamp
Root In the newspaper and In an Al-
mnnac. Believing that II would do
mo good, ! went to my druggist, Mr.
Skinner ana purchased n bottle.
Finding relief In one flfly-cont bottle
purchased several more ana in n
short time was able 90 continue with
my work and am today feeling well
and strong. ! always recommend
Dr. kilmcrs Swamp-lRoot "a my
friends az believe II is an good a
medicine AS can be- found.
AUGUST STRONG,
3ili Washington Ave, NO,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Alr skinner makes affidavit that he
sold the swamp to Mr.. Strong.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-03
ThcN AL Say Il l. Lnnnhnhlr-

Some press comments on Baby
Nine which comes TO the Grand for
one performance only Tuesday, Jan
uary ..
Baby Mine is mine of Joy. II
Is irresistihly funny. .'--Otheman Stov-
ems I'm the Los Angeles Examiner.
Baby Nine is tempest of
laugheer'-Julian johnson in the
Los Angeles Times.
when the play ends your laugh
ter machinery is atrophicd and You
know there never was anything quite
SO funny. N.'-Ralph Reanud m the
Spn Francisco Chronicle.
THE first act explains, the second
act eScmp'flcs, and The third act eX-
plodos. II covers every laughing pos
sihilliy that is within the bounds of
lropricty. u. Willis Sayre in Seat
tie Times.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-03

Owing 10 an accident to member
of the company, tn" Tulsa date Of
Mile. de Swirsky, the Russian classic
dancer. Mt the Grand theater has
been cancelled. according to tc,c-
graphic advice received by Manager
Stuart yesterday. The attraction was
90 have been at the Grand Thursday
right. with the exception of Alias
ilnmic Valentine" tonight the Grand
viii be dark" for the rest of the
week, untl; next sunday when The
Servant In the House" comes for 4
matinee and two nlgrt performances.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-03

lootcr, who could open safe door
with his sensl tye fingerism, but who
was was able 10 reform and lead n
clean life when the right sort OF wO-
man came along has gone before him.
Nevertheless, IL may be interesting
70 rocall the fact that O. Henry, whose
death a few months ago robbed the
America of ono Of its clevcrest short
story writer's. was the author Of "a
Retrieved Reformation and on this,
with notifications, was founded the
play ALIAS Jimmie Valentine" com
posed by Paul Armstrong; with mas
terly skill II is, by common agree.
bloodod play.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-03
POST OFFICE DID A
GIGANTIC BUSINESS
HOLIDAY FOLLOWING SUNDAY
CAUSED MUCH MAIL TO BE
DELIVERED TODAY.

Yesterday was one Of tho busiest
days the Tulsl Post office ever eN'
perlenoed, not even excepting the re-
cent holiday rush, Two holidays
rush yesterday. The post office was
closed Sunday, as usual, and Mon
day. having been holiday, the car-
rier did. not deliver any mail. The
general delivery windows were open
but a short time Monday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-03
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AT THE THEATERS.
Observation-Disclosures

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-03
Moisture Al over state.

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PEI N'",, '"''' \"'
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iiNrs'ock 'ohuiuohs Sh""h'
During the past month the board
has also been gathering data ON the
condition showing the quantity on
hand. In cattle the condition is
shown to bc 93.2 while there is Sl2
of that class of livestock still ON hand,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-03
Belgium Population 100000.

BRUSSELS, Belgium, Jan. 2-The
figures OF the census Of Belgium tak-
on In 1910 show that the population
Of the country now numbers Z, ,,-as,s54,
an increase Of 730,236 since 1900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-03
SOC IITl.
........................n

Miss Cecile Smith. who has been in
Amcs, Ia, for some time. arrived in
Tulsa ana will spend the winter with
Mrs. Edward Mccoy.
Miss Rhea Walker of Joplin. Mo.
who is the house guest OF Miss Jane
Ncves, was the honor guest at a
very pretty bridge party given by
Miss Ncves, yesterday afteraoon.
There were six tables of the game.
and Miss Margaret Moran made high
score, capturing the prize. After tho
came a delicious luncheon was
served In two courses. Guests of the
afternoon were. Mrs. d. NJ. HAM
nett, Mrs. Charles Roesor, Mrs. C.
Il. sleeper. Mrs Randolph House.
Mrs. Philip Schreck. Misses Louise
kerstettcr Lillian Schreok. Hazel
| ockhart and Ruby Estes Of Hous.
On, Tex, Lucille Leonard, Margaret
Moran. Helen and Ethel Cartier.
Irene King. Laura Russell Nancy
Younkman. Gladys Brown, Garnet
Baker. Marion Harmon, Wheeler.
Rlanche House, Lois Walker and
Rhoa Walker.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-03
COMING ATTRACTIONS AT
TIE GRAND.

. Wednesday, January J.
q Alias Jimmie Valentine
. Friday, January 5--"Pepito
% Arriola, palmist
o Sunday, January Matinee
. and night, "The Servant IN the
o House"
. Nnday, January S--"The Ser
. want in the House"
y Tuesday. January 9-'lhe
. Clansman.'
. Wednesday. January 1O--'EN-
. cuse Me"
S Thursday, January l1--'Baby
y Mine"
D Saturday, January 13-Rlch-
. ard Carle in Jumping Jupi-
. ter.
y Monday January l5-Bil'y
. clifford.
y Tuesday, January lG-"The
y Spring Maid
. Tuesday, January 2S-' New
y lyweds and Their Baby
. Wednesday, January 2A--'Ihe
q Girl and the Taxi
.-.--~----D .,.4,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-03
Letter Ia
Dr. kilnIcr a CO.,
Binglinn1ton. y. y. |


Prove What SWnnp-koot VIII 10.
Send to Or, Kilmor a CO., Bingham
ton, ~ y, for sample oottlo, II will
convince anyone You win also re-
coivc a booklet Of valuable informa-
ton, telling all about the Kidneys
and bladder, when writing, be sure
and mention the Tulsa Daily World.
Regular fIfty-cent and one-dollar size
bottles for sale at all drug stores.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-03

of McIain county still have NIL the
corn raised on hand, according to-
tho report, while iD,most of the coun-
ties probably half OF the crop has
been disposed of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-03
CROPS OF STATE
ARE DOING WE'LL
REMARKABLE IMPROVEMENT II
SHOWN BY REPORT OF AG.I-
CULTURAL BOARD
MUCH MOISTURE RECEIVED
Wheat Condition In Many Counties l,
Throughout the state.

With growing condition Of wheat
hanging from 55 per cent to $50 per
cent, compared with the 1879 crop
ana with growing condition Of 7G2
a month ago, the state board Of agli'
cultures crop report ending on d.
cCmbcr 25, shows Il remarkable i'm
.pruvomcnt. Only a few counties
over the state show a condition in
wheat under the 100 per cent mark
ana major portion goes over tHc
200 per cent line. While this condi-
ton Is splendid when compared with
1910, the actual condition IS So
compared with that of 7i.2 a month
ago. In n number of counties the
condition as compared with a month
ago reaches the 100 per cent mark,
though in majority Of instances IL
is under that
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
800 Main Street
keokuk, Iowa
CITY NEWS.
3uy harness at Sherwood,s.

Buy harness at Sherwood's.
Read the enlarged Gate City and
watch the advertisements appearing
in each issue from business men who
are anxious for your trade.
Canadian cream cheese, lmme-
CARTS.
The body of Carl Risto, drowned
near Warsaw Tuesday morning, was
found late Tuesday afternoon and re-
moved to the home of his parents.
The funeral services were held today.
Karle has the facilities for doing
quick shoe repair work. S14 Main
Gate City Camp. No. 81. w. .. w.
meets tonight at Hawkes. hall A full
attendance is urged. as business OF i'm
portance will come up.
Swedish milk waters, Immegart's.
In the district court at Fort Mad
ison Tuesday, Fred Bartusch was
sentenced to ten years in the Ana
mosa institution for stealing case of
beer from c., B. & @. car.
You take an easy ride in one of
Sherwood's buggies. Buy one for a
little money.
1t will be Of large assistance to
The Gate City if merchants will place
advertising copy for the Sunday is
sue in the hands of the printer Friday
of this week
The Emporium announces its fall
millinery opening Saturday at 724
Main street.
Work on the new Santa Fe round
house has progressed SO far that it is
Tow given out that it will be complet-
ed in six weeks.
"A real live wire in the electrical
business now at 1904 Main street.
Who is it? Arthur W. Schmidt. huff
sed"
Yesterday afternoon about forty
of the local retail grocers, upon the
invitation of Mr.. A. H. Rich, visited
the local plant of the Purity Oats
Company, and were shown through
the plant by officers of the company.
You are cordially invited to attend
the fall millinery display Saturday of
the Mcbride Millinery Co.
Harry Carmichael left this morn
ing for Des Moines where he will
teach manual training in the public
schools of the capital city. Mrs.
Carmichael and baby will follow on
Saturday and make Des Moines their
future home. Their many Keoknk
friends wish for them contentment
and prosperity
Get on the right wire and Arthur
w. Schmidt will please you in electri-
cal work. See his beautiful stoR
room. 1904 Main street.
The Iowa Presbytery closed it's
two days fall session at New London
last Tuesday. Included in the reports
made was that of the organization OF
church at Argyle, this county. Rev.
z. B. Newcomb, Of this city, was
named as one of the delegates to the
Synod in Des Moines. The spring
meeting of the Presbytery will be
held in Winfield
Mcbride Millinery Co., 400 Main
street, announce their fall millinery
opening Saturday. Sept. IA.
II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
CITY NEWS.

You are especially invited to see
the advanced fall showing of millin
cry at The Emporium, 724 Main
street, Saturday, Sept. IA.
Mr.. VIM Rees will interest you
in Texas land See him at farmer {
picnic Saturday at Fl Madison. See
his ad in this issue.
Petroleum oke ss.25 on track, far
better than hard coal. See D. e. Reeves.
The State Historical society,
which gathers and complies facts and
figures about Iowa's history, is dely-
ing into the story OF the old half
breed tract of southeastern Iowa,
that section south of line on which
is Santa Fe avenue of Fort Madison
and south of which line the half
breed Indians used to be segregated in
pioneer days. Karl j. Knoepfier, in
the employment of the society, has
been for the past several days CLEAN
Ing data from old records and files
bearing On the matter, preparatory to
a full history Of the tract. He com
pleted his work in rort Madison yes
terday and left for Keokuk where he
expects to learn more.
Around tie Corner . is the name
applied to W H. Reimbold's new cigar
store at - South Fifth street. Drop
in for a quiet smoke Just Around
the corner" Fifth and Main.
The mississippi River Power
company has instituted proceedings in
the district court to clear the title to
tract of land In section 10. Jackson
township, along the river front. and in
which others are claiming an interest
The defendants are George, Addie.
Samuel, Elizabeth and Charles West
The Gate City has always opened
Its columns for the discussion of var.
Iious subjects, political or otherwise
but 1t must warn those who wish 10
discuss political issues through the
columns of this paper that such com.
munications viii be rejected If in tho
opinion of the editor they become toe
/ personal. The Gate City is willing
TO permit discussion of the issues
but will decline in the future To aecen,
communications which will tend tn IN
YoiYe local citizens in a personal con
troyersy. Some Of the commpnica
IONS are becoming entirely too per
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
Join the Moose
Open Charter
Initiation Fee $500
Highest Benefits

NJ. Y. Raley, national director OF
the LOYAL Order of Moose" has open
ed his Office in the club rooms OF the
Moose lodge and will receive applica-
tons for few days only from men OF
good character. Mr.. Raley increased
the membership of Ottumwa lodge to
eleven hundred. and feels that with
the excellent club rooms here, that
heokuk should roll up grand total Of
twelve hundred members.
The Moose is an organization of
red blood and appeals directly to the
man Who works for a living and that
includes about all of us and any pa.
rent can feel proud to have their son
e member of this great order which is
sweeping the entire country. The or
Ger is certainly haven of protection
IN cases Of sickness or accident and
distress.
For short time only the initiation
.ee VIII be $500. the dues are always
tne same, T5c per month, in return for
tais small Zee. the Moose lodge pays
lie members 800 per week, sick.
hsss or accident and free medical at.
tsntion for the member and family
Also one hundred dollars funeral
beneata
~ Rsley invites everyone interest.
q 70 call upon hin al the loose club
rooms where Re viii be pleased TO ex.
Z pain tae order thoroughly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
PERSONALS.

hrf Y n Keirnbold and children
1srs returned home from an extended
.1s4t q Rochester, y. Y. and Green
bag Wisconsin,.
Gfs Frank westerhof has gone TO
aiifwaakfe. where she expects 10
visst with relatives.
Ara. John Arnold and daughter
Mn J e Harseh, have returned fron,
q weeks visit In Warren and Nc.
iJonoaga county. Illinois.
Ar and Mrs G. NJ Rich are on q
two weeks trip up the ST lawrence
river and points on los Atlanti.
foast -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The Canton Commercial club will
receive bids for the erection of a
two-story brick building and basement,
and one-story boiler and engine room,
to be used for factory.
Bids will be received up to 700
p. m. September II, at which time
contracts will be awarded.
Committee reserves the right to re-
jet any and all bids.
Plans and specifications can be
found at the Office of the secretary, E.
7. Hilbert, Canton, Mo-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Frank W stT15e y Bsr3sagtoa
is visiting relatives and s..eudf 10
the city.
Rev. G, S. Adams of Dsesta.. 81
was visiting in the city to1az,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-12

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.
Second half OF taxes must be paid
by Sept 80, to avoid penalty.
w. REIMBOLD,
Deputy Co. Treas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04
Sauiibe Gerdnoerungen
Siriten bemndd,it i'm itaotiihen ar'
meuhaus auseurbnet peroeu.

3os itGbtiihs 4rmenbaus oiirfte in
dIlsrnd6Ft.r 3sit sinihneibenbe baus
lihs 8srdnbsrungeR erfaarsn. Siders
teits 9irsttor Cab, Eeusrtpebr6ef
8unter unD perIhieoene anoere itdos
tide gsamte itatteten gsitsrn Dem
itdotiihen @rmsnbdus einen 8eIu6 al
uno inipi3irten Die anitaIt.
Sic tamen auf Sruno oisier Be
Iihtisung gu Der usber5sugung, BAT
i'm Sale zines Jeuers Die SHIafen nd
in isbr idlimmer Gage befinoen biirfz
ten. bo bel ipeitem nidt gsnug Nus
gdn9s porbanoen limb. gbe ieooh irs
geuo pslhs bduliben 8erduosrunger
aneeoronet iperoen, piro nod eint
Stpsits Ssiihtigune Der QnitaIt itatt:
finbsn uno bel oieisr sSHipettiou ntrt
audi Der gauinipettpr Rapp 3ugsger
iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04

Go Die gepIuntsn Spiels Der
.Rsos" nit ben .Senatorsn" in 60
lumbus, g.. pegeu Shnsefaus uno
nahsm SpislplaB ausgefouen iirp.
muBts oGuptlins S'Dap ieinen ReiIes
plan i'm lsgten 4ugenblid pieosr On.
eern uno eiuige Sage langern in Gbots
tanooea, 5eun., perbleibeH, no er pei:
tere Suitruttion pom prdiibenten
Serrmann abpartet uno leine Sun.
gems mittlerpstl. eurh reguIare Spie.
le nit ben bortigsn p2optouts in
uebuns erbdlt. seosnfaas fperoen it'd
Die .Reos" 81 oem fir ndhften Gam.
flag ouf benz Brogramm itebenoeF
Sampie nit ben 9oitousr .Rothlodea'
elm. 2iea) bier einftslIen. 4bfdnsel
gsmono 1T npllitonbis DON ieiner I'm
rGblihteit aeneien uno pertheioi9
Iein fpihtise Stsilune felt pprseiterr
in brillanter WsiIe.
gis 5ur GrOffnuns Der reguldret
Siaofatipn III. apriD nebmen BIZ
rReos~ nm bieiigen 8urRet 6oui,
auar.ier. Rad bielem Datum beaie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04
Der llripruns Der Citereier

Wieoer lieeen in alien Sdaufens
itern bic Oiter.isr aus. in allen mDsli'
den iormen, in alien Jar6en, rer9ol'
bet unb periilbert. aus 3udtr. Sdo'
tolabe, Wor3ipan, dber AUDI aus Set'e,
iosor aus Goto uRo SiIber uHo ben
perftiebeniten uneoIen metalIeH, aus
aorbaefieht, 0las, porselldn. um als
gsbdli.r su Dienen fur Geftxnie. NIT
o<uen man ieine qiebtn am Oiterfefte
zine sJreube gu btreiisn gsotnit. no
ber fiamm. oiei,r Gebrauh bes Otter.
eiss2 Die Jrase 1T fhon oft oufgstpors
| fen ipcrben, aber NIT Giherheit bat
iit nod Riemano beantsporten t0nnen.
Die ginen isben barin cine Crime.
rung an bas bluirotbe vi. bos nab
rem 3eusnib bes 4elius aamprioius
BON sinem 6uhne Der GItern bes Ret.
iers alsranber Senerus am 1ass isis
ner Beburt stl,st fpurbe. anosrt fpiss
rsr molten Jpn 3uriidfiibreu duf ben
Mdrtprertob, ben man bic trften Ghrl.
| fen cualoou ffsrben lisb burh ois
! rua iguito, b. B. burtn gliikno &C.
mof,te Gier aus Gifen. 4ei Den ger
maniiHtn 6eiben bate ons vi .in'
mpftii4s gebeutuns, bic fit bsSos an
I tsn llriprune Der Wsitn unc Der gan
| s,n DeIi, uno pisIIeiht III es oisi'
/ llsttrliefsruna, bic fif, nit 10 pieleI
i cnberen aus BEN beibentbum in bi
/ ntue, iieehafts Religion oes Ghriitsn
/ thums btuiibergersttet bat. Gas fpahr
i ;heiuliGite in pcbl bic annrhme, bal
man i'm Gi oper pielnebr In osr NUN
terborsn eriheinuns ces ausf6la
pfens nes Sunsen aus BEN Vi Ell
| Einnbilb fab fir bm AufsritehuHl
gbriiti. Wenn man nieit Dsutnng ali
rihtig anertenni. l1bt fih AUDI oi
Il Sitte ersIdren, bic bsi eiHtm eroBsl
1kile Der tdtbciiihen Gbriftel
berrihs, am Oii.riass Gier NIT in oi
air6e su nebmeH unb lie pcn sinsn
g,rieiter fpsiben 3u ioHen.. um fie ban
uuter Ueripdnote uno Jreurbe su DER
ttxilen. Bafb ober fab man in Oieier
grauhe nints als eins RuHbgabe Be
Hreuoe barIber, bob man Ii4 nu
: ipi.xr oem GenuHe bes 6lfifdes bir
!. a.ben biirf.. ben man fiM spdbrtub B,
: Icitsns.it psrioeen mubte. Dus |
! r,niafteas Der Sinn. ber I'm Wliitel
! alter Oct Siiis nes Gfttreieri4enien
? uniers.l.st ipuroe. I'm 13. Johrhur
bert perfammelt.n fin in yaris b
7 gtubeni.n uno bic junsen geute ou
Item perihiebenen Giabttbtilsn u
! CItsrmoraen auf oen 0ffentliden pl;
!. hen une begaben fiA In longem 3us
! nnter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unb ssal
ieniAlag Dor bic 0auptsirden. no |
!. einen abeil Der ~gouots-. ber 60
! ae9dna., ians,n. Damn tehrien lie al
! Bic Gtraben suriid unb bsronitulttt:
I; EN- fr5bl;hes Euden nd6 DfsrtierI
nlfdton bdmals fdrbte man oieft ro'
rnb blan ober gang tuntfAedis. III
!. Htnber unb Dieniibottn spuroeu m
!. itnen befhentt-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04

Der Glib gar niht obgsnonn,sr fpnrs
be, perlebt ieinen eigsneu Glib nno
es 1T bic gfliht bes GountDaubitors,
etn Wsrfabren sesen Jpn sin5uleiten,
bamit er su elmer Gelnitroft BON nid9t
iptniser ols $40 unb niht mebr ais
5000 perurtbilt tpirb, tpie in Abs
tbsilung 1856 oeg aueemsinen aOber
poreeidrieben lit.
8. Gin gountpsglubitor barf untsr
BEN D.f.Be isine 4ntpeiTuns auf
3ahluna Der sinem aiIsfJor 5utoms
frienoen 8ergiituns ausitelen. tuenn
er niht Iber3suet 1T. oob Der ais
ieTor ieinsr pfliht, pis bos Geiss
potfhreibt, OoG uno sans nahseiorls
men III.
10. dos Gisentbum BON offentlidwn
DienItleiltunsss unb intorporirten
UsfellIfaften iolen bic aHeHorer
niht auf3eihnen unb out nihi in
grfabruns 5u bringen iuhen. ou8e'
gen IolIsn iie ben Ramsn unb bi'
abrtfIe elmer jeben intorporirtsn G,es
feufhoft. bic in ibrem Giitriit fif
befinbet ober bort Gdhdfte tbut, auii
| Seihnen uuo BEN gountpsQuoitor fiji,
beftn 0ebrnuh abIiefern.
II. Die 4fieIforeH miihen odrou
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