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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-07-25

Largest Nleetina t4old rs Years
.Eishop 0uayie Fiere,

The camp meeting now in session at ths
camp ground ,l-2 miles west of this village
is a complete success and the largest crowd
that has attended in years is in attendance
this year. A fine program is being gone
through and the sermons are fine. Bishop
Quayle of Minneapolis, Mimi, was in at
tendance on Tuesday and delivered SER
mon as was ever heard on that ground.
Indian Agent Everst spoke at the Camp
Grounds yesterday and he was greeted by 4
good sized audience. Rev. Bickforo and
wife of Ironwood, Mich, was I'M atten
dance yesterday afternoon. While Rev.
Robertson, the colored evangelist will speak
at the camp meeting each evening starting
tomorrow evening. Miss Rena Towne,
the young lady who is conducting the young
peoples services is very forciful and ell
tertaining speaker. Rev. ]. w. Scott is
deserving of much credit for the success of
this meeting.
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CARNEGIE BOMB is CHEESE
Eustibles Examines Contents of
"lnfernai Machine"

New York, July 23.-Doctor Ken
nard, chief of the bureau of combusti-
bles; Inspector Owen Egan. who has
had more experience with bombs than
most men; Lloyd Willis. secretary TO
Fire Commissioner Joseph Johnson;
half dozen uniformed firemen, and
as many headquarters detectives, car
ried the Carnegie bomb to the foot of
East Sixty-eighth street, planted it in
a great sand pile there, and fired at
1t with Springfield rife.
What is it?" called Doctor Ken
nard,
Some kind of cheese" answered
Inspector Egan. From it's smell it was
not this years cheese, either. May
be not last years cheese.
The deadly" bomb was thrown
into the East river.
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Al Exciting Honeynoon

" The wedding Of Miss Gwendoline De-
Vinne and Lord Rowley was an elaborate
affair and at the reception following. the
ceremony the guests showered the bride
and groom with congratulations. Lord
Rowley has one draw back and that is he
is iearsighted and the guests realizing this,
wasted no time to give the young couple
thetime of their lives. You should see
all the awful experiences this young couple
passed through. They make them miss
the boat Lord Rowley falls down yenti-
lation shaft into the coal The awful aw-
fully funny and exciting time they had will
be shown next Sunday at the Loyal Theatre.
The Pa,he Play Go. do nothing by halves
and you can rest assured that this feature
film is a good one.
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Erected Fine Barn.

Z. \ John Forcia has just completed the erec-
ton of barn on his farm west of this vii
lage that is second to none in this territory
and makes a big improvement in the ap-
pearance of his farm. Mr.. Forcia is a
good example of what man can accom-
plished in the way of making a farm on
this reservation When he first started
clearing tie farm he now has. 1t was
practically forest of second growth trees
but by persistent work he has made it as
fine farm as can be found on this reserva-
ton today
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Notice of Timber Sale.
LA PoINrE INDIAN AGENCY, WISCONSIN.
ASHLAND, July II, 1913.

IAonLAND, JCLA 1T, i/lo.
Sealed proposals, every envelope marked
Proposals for timber Bad River Indian
Reservation, Wisconsin, and directed to
Superintendent La Pointe Indian School,
Ashland, Wisconsin, will be received until
twelve O'Clock noon Monday, September
IS, 1913, for the purchase of certain dead,
down, burned and insect infested timber
within the Bad River Indian Reservation,
Wisconsin, comprising portions of Sections
5, 6, 7, and 1S, Township 46, North Of
Range 3 west.
Estimated amount of timber to be sold
from this tract is about three million board
feet.
The timber is chiefly burned over White
down timber. This timber will not be
must be cut and removed in accordance
with regulations prescribed by the Secretary
of the Interior.
Proposals will be received for the entire
tract or for any one or more of the given
sections above scheduled.
The right to waive technical defects in
advertisement and bids and to rejec. any
and all bids is reserved
Blank copies of proposals including print
ed regulations and full information regarding
seperate schedules, amount of deposits re-
quired, and special requirements as to con
tract and bond will be furnished upon re-
quest.
P. S. EvERRT,
Superintendent La Pointe Indian School,
Ashland, Wis.
Jul 1S--Sept IS.
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ANOTHER WARRsH|P
RUsHES TO MEXICO
Washington Gets alarming Re-
ports From Frontier.
DEATH THREATs ARE TOLD
Eriaand Band Menaces Many Y. Q. Git
ixens at MADEIRA Because of Outlaw
k;l'ing-American Mining Man
Murdered.

Washington, July 23.-The gunbcat
Wheeling was ordered to Frontera.
state of Tabasco, Mexico, where revo-
,lutionary activity endangered the lives
and property of Americans. 1t will
sail from Key West today with 100
bluejackets aboard and reach Frontera
at night.
The state department received
alarming reports from Consul Lespin-
asse at Frontera. Americans there be-
came apprehensive when the rebels
occupied two American owned plan
tations and pillaged other property.
The battleship Louisiana, which
sailed from Vera Cruz under rush or
ders, arrived at Tuxpam to protect,
American whose lives and property
were endangered by fighting between
the Mexican federals and the revolu-
tionists.
The state department received no
further word from the MADEIRA lum-
Der camp, where threats against Amer
leans were renewed. On hearing that
ten Americans were held prisoners
there, the department sought their lib
Grafton through officials at Ell Paso,
the consul at Chihuahua and the
American embassy at Mexico City.
Threaten Many Americans.
Ell Paso, Tex. July 23.-Threats to
kill all Americans in the MADEIRA set
tlement, burn the big mills which sup
ply the Ell Paso Milling company with
lumber, and raze every American
house in the camp have been made
to the Pearson company as a result
OF harbcring American cowmen who
killed two Of Ell Mocha Martinez band
of brigands. The band Is preventing
any one from leaving the camp.
Friends Of the Americans fear the band
it's have carried out their threats.
Rich American Murdered.
u. G.. Wolf. wealthy mining man OF
Ell Paso, was murdered recently at
Torres, Sonora. Mrs. Wolf received
from the Mexican foreman of the
Crestcn- Colorado mines letter saying
that Wolf had been held for ransom
and executed by Mexican bandits.
Wolf was Mason and Mystic Shriner.
These orders are making efforts to get
the body.
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MRS. FIFlELD DEAD.
One Of Ashlands Pioneer Women
@ Passes Alvey

Mrs. Sam S. Fifeld one of Ashland S
Pioneer women died at their residence in
Ashland Wednesday after a lingering illness
of cancer. In addition to her husband,
Mrs. Fiheld leaves a brother, Horace c.
Grimes, and daughter, Mrs. Lily Payne,
Of Chicago, whosarrived in time to soothe
her svo sais, Beaumont and Samuel, will
be present at the funeral.
In view of Mrs. Fifeld's widespread ac-
qualntances, aslargely attended funeral is
expected and messages of coincidence have
already been received from various places.
The funeral will be held at the Presbyterian
church at $3.50 Saturday afternoon, Rev.
Koons officiating.
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Joseph Holiday, residence of this vil-
age for the past D years; passed away at
1:2O D. m. Friday afternoon last Funeral
services were held at sthe camp grounds
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Two ser
vices were delivered by Rev Manypenny
of White Earth, Mimi, in the Chippewa
language and the other dy Rev. Scott in the
English language. Interment was in the
Protestant cemetery His exact age could
not be learned but he said he was born the
year the stars fell. He leaves one danghte,
three neices 70 mourn his death.
Dolpb Kratcau visited frier4@ in tae vi
lage ThurSday.
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|. that BIG
SCALE FUND
S22, ,S89.38 In This
Fund
ACCUMULATED FROM EXCESS FUND
Facts About This Fund For People
Interested.

Atthe council last Thursday much was
said of that scale fund and it developed that
$22, $780, 81 had accommodated in the fund.
This it is claimed accumulated from the
Is cents charged for scaling and some of
our people are under the impression that
the whole OF this amount belongs to the
Indian The question arose "How much
of this money belonged to the Indian,
and if we do not err were informed that
IL cents of this Is cents belonged to
them as the J. S. Stearns Lumber Co.
was paying half of the scale charges and in
that case $11, ,444.64 of the above am 'unt
must be returned to them as their half of
the amonnt accummult. as they have
I stood half of the expense of scaling or IL
cents of the IS cents charged and in that
case all that remains to the Indian is SILL
! 444 81 or one half of the said amount and
that is the amount that is to the Indians
credit from this fund and from which the
I bills that were in dispute will have to be
paid. Now this amount does not belong to
any tribual fund but to the Indian to
whose allotment the scaling of this timber
was charged but as the matter was present.
ed and bills are to he paid out of this fund
Than it is no more than fair that all who
have been properly authorized by e-coun-
Gil and who have money due them or in
other words have Il ,endeds heir own mon
cy for services renered and other inciden-
tials should be paid. Now 4 on the other
hand the company has, the same right as the
Indian and car ask for their share of this
fund as it belongs to them and from the
fact that-the Indian is demanding his share.
On Thursday the 9TH day of August notices
have been posted for a council at which
time this scale fund matter will be threshed
out to the satisfaction Of all This coun-
Gil is for the purpose of using part of this
scale expense fund for town site improve
ments; the enlargement of the cemetery;
the further improvement Of the hypienic
conditions of the village generally and for
the transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
We would like to hear from people who
are interested in this matter. Express you,
opinion. These columns are open to all.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-07-25

Dan Jackson was in Ashland Tuesday.
Andrew Strand of Rice Lake, Wis. was
in the village the first of the week.
w. !. La Points informs us that he will
shortly leave for New York City where ne
will take unto himself bride. He expects
to tour the world on his honeymoon. On
recent trip east he met the young lady of
his choice on the beach at Atlanta City.
Mrs.aJ. w. Scott mother of the pastor
of the NJ E. Church, of PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
arrived here this week and will remain with
her son until Christmas.
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Single Blocks 4. foot length 25c per cord
Cedar ties 8 foot long u
The right to waive technical defects IN
advertisement and bids and to reject any
and all bids is reserved.
Blank copies of proposals, including
printed regulations and full information re-
garding sseperate schedules, amount of de-
posts required, md special requirements as
to contract and bond will be furnished up
on request.
p. S. Everst,
Superintendent La Point Indian School,
Ashland, Wisconsin.
June 2sr-Aug 23
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Wants a Match

We sre inreceipt of letter from Deer
River, MINI, requesting US to try and Sc
cure wrestling match for an Indian wrest-
Ter &c yrs. old at lbs lbs. of that city. Any
one interested or wishing to secure match
with thissboy you can find out j particulars
by addressing this Office.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-07-25
Repairing Building.

The building owned bv Joe Big Boy near
the doctors Office, is undergoing repairs
this week. 1t is being raised and a new
foundation put under it and remodeled both
inside and out Dennis Dragon has the
contract of those repairs.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-07-25

1t is reported that the raspberry crop is
better this year than ever. This fruit is
very plentiful around Burch anf Cedar.
Each year these places are the mecca for
berry pickers and it will undoubtedly be
wrong this year altho people as yet have
not started gathering the berry crop.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-07-25

John Burke of Ashland, Wisconsin, and
who has been employed here for some time
past went insane Wednesday He was held
until the sheriff arrived from Ashland where
he be examined. The cause is not known,
what caused his insanity but domestic trouble
is said to be the cause.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-07-25
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Services for the Congregational church
are as follows: Sunday 10:30a a. m. preach
ing; 11:4s a. M, Sabbath School; 1880
p. M, Gospel Service; "Wednesday, 1880
p. M, Popular Bible Study. Everybody
welcome.
~ss.A.,,< r. F. Klein, Pastor.
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Plutos
Odallah
Will Locate Here.

! ]. A. Bost who has just recently gradua-
ted from the Chicago Dental College, will
locate in our village. lake has host of
friends here who will be pleased to learn
of his decision, and tits predicted that he
will enjoy a good practice.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-07-25
Goes TO California

Mrs. Ed Bost left for California las.
Tuesday where she will visit with relatives
for several weeks She was accompanied
by her husband Ed Bost as far as St. Paul
Mimi, where he witnessed several league
games of base ball.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-07-25

c. H. Ashmun and family left Mon
day for a several weeks visit in Michigan.
Miss r. Hallett of Saxon, Wis, and
Miss Marie Vane from lower Michigan
spent several days in this village the guest
of friends. Miss Hallett is the principal in
the Saxon schools.
Ida Greymore left last Tuesday for a
several weeks visit with relatives in Duluth,
MINI.
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HARVESTING BIG CROPS.
Our Farmers All Report A Bouncer
Crop.

Farmers on the reservation all reporst
bouncer crop of hay and they are all busy
these days in harvesting. Much worry was
expressed for while over the large amount
of rain. Not only is their hay crop good
but practically all of their farm products are
in first class condition which goes to show
that farming or the reservation is an assur-
red fact.
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NOTICE..

Our agent d. Sullivan makes his regular
calls and delivering every Saturday at Oda-
nah Please reserve your orders for the Ash
land Steam Dye Works.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-07-25

Peter little and wife, formerly of Bay
field, Wis, but now OF Kansas, arrived in
in the village Wednesday to visit friends.
They leave for Kansas tomorrow at which
place they are in the employ of the govern
ment.
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Throws Herself Before Car.

= Springfield. Ill. July 23.-Miss Leila
OVERLY, twenty-four years old, ended
her life at virden, by throwing her
self In front Of car on the Illinois
traction system. She had been In Iii
health for some time.
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For Sale.

School building for sale at Va reasonable
price. Inquire of Earl Lockard or w. 6.
Walker.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-07-25

Archie McDougall and JOS. Waters at
tended the ball game. at Ashland last Sum
dav.
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PLUTOS TAKE TWO.
Win Two Games From the Odanah
Team.

The games "Wednesday and Thursday of
this week were largely attended and were
full of excitement altho the outcome of
both games were expected before hand.
Odanah showed that they can play ball with
aay team in this territory but of course the
Plutos had It on them from the fact that
they are constantly playing ball. In the
Wednesday game Doolittle started in the
box for Odanah while Mclaughlin was i'll
the box for the Plutos. Doolitt,e pitched
pretty ball up to the third inning WHEN the
Plutos landed on him for II runs. He was
then relieved by Boniosh who held them the
rest Of the game. Odanah showed that they
also are there with the willow getting four
two sackers and a home run off of Mac.
Pennock getting the home run clout while
Dennis registered two and Starr and Grant
each one two base hits. The Plutos are
finished ball players but they had to extend
themselves to win. The score for We'd
nesday game is as follows:
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Notice Of Timber Sale.
La Poifgte Agency, Wisconsin.

La Pointe Agency, Wisconsin.
Fl Ashland, July %, 1918.
Sealed proposals, each envelope marked
Proposals for Cedar, Bad River Reserva-
iion'' and directed to Superintendent La
Pointe Indian School, Ashland, Wisconsin,
will be received until u O'Clock noon, Fri
day, August I'D, 1918, for the purchase oi
merchantable standing and down cedar up
on allotted lands within the Bad River Res
ervation, Wisconsin. ~
I his timber will not be sold for less thar
the following schedule and must be cut and
removed in accordance with regulations
prescribed by Secretary of the Interior.
7 ft posts in. and up to in dame
ter small end IL
,S # posts in and UP to 7in. diane
( ter small end 1-2e
loft posts 4 in. and up to in. dame
ter small end q
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Thursday it looked for time as tho the
Plutos would shut our boys out as up to the
Sth inning the score sdood 10 to % in favor
of them when our boys started the fire
works and at the end of the ninth it stood
9 to 13 in fovor of the Plutos. Greeley
pitched this game for Odanah and showed
the fans that he is there as pitcher. He
secured twelve strike outs and allowed but
8 hits. He undoubtedly is as good pitch
er as there is around here. Pennock was
caught at third base on long fly by an
err of judgment and lack of coaching.
The score for Thursday game follows:
IL "a S 67S9
Plutos 4 L 4 1 O 0 0 2 1--13
Odanah 0 @ 0 0 2 2 3 l. 9
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|Aidt iiber oreiuno(ed)lie Juk.
9anaiam Itbuelen bic 0Daffer mnO am Wsitftpcd9
iou Die 0lmtb init 68 7uk ibren
a5Dd)ftftanb erreidben.

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betrms hebensebu Ana lner ben Gamiln i'm bsr
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limb obbaos an Silie aepeen Die Saofbeporon na
ben jn;rmade aosreaeu ,ur enseruma Der sroeuGe
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fSaftion Ter Saotratb wiro bnfe AbnS SOOoO bpihsm
- Hripafe SstbGaet - : elbe hat bis genn lhon Smutn'
bnuaen HetrbsnodmHg aBlrehn
Tabrn 05eihaen Bottoms bot pi seue broolos &c
mad Straenbahneu maH tbeilue ben Sstrisb tineusn
Standardization Der @ahc rfcntc.
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Gie Gupingtun Ciiice far Sas rGin'
sinuatler gplfsbIatt" befinoet iih TN
6ebauoe go. 509-511 Waoiiun
Apeuus. gln3eisen, Yiittbellnngeu
unb Seitelunsen Irgenouelfer art
neroen bis 10 llbr abeuos Saielblt
entgegcuseuummsn. SelepbUn Sunib
1884.
Situatton unper bert.
Gs nimmt nod einige SUB Steis
gung, sbs bic Qualification gefdbrIit
pirb. Bis jest 1T oisieIbe unoerans
bert. - Die uebsrThpsmmtsn leioen
teins grobe glotb, oo oas ReIief acmz
mittes nit elmer llriiht arbeitet, bic
nur Qnsrtennung finoen tuHn. GQe
8Urger, bic in bober geIsgenen 8iItrttz
teuuobnen, 0ffnen tbre Ihuren benen
Die in Notb limb. SoQte Der 5lub
jsboa cine 60be BON So Gub erreihsn.
pIrbe ein GROCER 5beil bes Suoz uuo
Deitz uno SuosBsFsGnbes Der Stabt
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StaOttbeil in JoIge oes StaupaHsrs
beg Winon Run. Die Tobritoiitritte
limb ii6erf6pemmt unb 1T ale 4rbstt
einasiteIIt. Die 5ou'ton Stanpooo II.
9amble Comp, uno Ohio Scroll uno
Qumber Comp. gebrauben pumpen.
um bic Qtrbsit gu osrIGngsrn. Qm
5lubufer 1T bic SttuQtipn unperdus
bert, nur ooB mun6e 5amiIisn einer
Stot boher 3ieben muBten. Jm Gan
gen fino 18 6duisrgspisrts i'm NaTsr
Die niht oiht betpobnt fino. elf ga
nilgu ruaren geitern ge3tDungen in 4u:
fttnburg um5u8ishen, uno s in Weit'
eno. SIN @on3eH iino 200 Sdmilisr
aus tbrsn Wobnungen oertriebsn.
Sn Qublop bebett bos wdFsr bi.
GIN Strabs, tpsitlih Der QoeIia Qpe
nno 'iUo % 5omtlieH ge3Dun9en nor.
ben, ibre Dobnungsr gu perloFsn. De,
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an Der pite Strabe poAnboft, geSrpuu
gen poroen, ibre Wobnureen gu Der
laHen. Die Stdbt III total pom Strc
bsHbubnDertebr obgsihuittsn.
Die Rrebitoren Don gllen 9a
pipiOn, Don mouIbeu. Gp., rst6tsn &c
fern i'm gunbesgeri6te bas gantsro.t
psrfohren gegen i6n Elm. - SIN Bun
geri6ts iuurbe 5. 6. gbemault, Dol
Ri6monp. Rp, gum RecsiDer be
SrantIin Sbarp's gaHterottmaFs er
nonnt. Gbarp 1T DON panola, Gr
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6eurp Glenmuun unterbrettets isinel
Sabrssbertht oem Wupor Ybilltps
Gr tollettirts $38, ,798 In 1912 eiu, ma
ein Ueshr bon $4,000 gegen 191
cusmG6t.
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Pokal.Dertd)t
1ies unb Oas.

- Siderbeiisoirettor Gafh bepil.
Iiqtc hem Saperiutenoeriten bes it1o.
tlidyeu Soioiiais ,Sobn tsehrenbaih,
uui 0ciien stniuten eiuen llrIaub Dom
10. bis sum 81. Sauuar. ssad, 4b.
Iaui Ciefes urlaItbs oiir'te Serr ssep.
rentath beiinifiu aus Dem MINT id,ei.
bcn uno ieinem bareits bier einsetrui.
fcnen gtaffoIser Ir. SuninersatIl
BIAS MAIDEN.
- Die Guardians of 2ibertp"
mcoiipnpiLle gpur, Io. %. peranlioI.
ten am 9onntrf'as oieier Wohe in be,
Spbs ydrt 5opu .6au cine offenii
Iins 8srinmmIuns. Die ~6iiisr BE-,
1,e;hsit" bahen Nnfprahen, Resitaiic'
rem. gebet, Wuii., 2ieeer uub amber,
it0ns Sahen ouf ibr prcsrumm &C.
icbi.
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WanDr S,nmt nntiuOrtet.

Uaanor 5uni nirb beuis bem Siaoi.
rl.b cine aniDort be3islih Der Qris
tit 3ussben laTen. iDelhe feline Job'
rtsbotI6oft am perfloHenen Dienftne
feianntlit srfubr. 5n feintr erui'
beruag ouf bisIe Qritif bemerti bers
sant. oab sr bic faiiftifdxn ausabtn
tesiigli1 Der Stsrbli6teitsrote infplg,
prn 1ubertuloie aus aHolut 3unsr'
lifiigen Guslieu. n6mlih ben 0sri4'
ten bes itatiftifh<n Amis Der Bun
resreoisruHe unb Gus ben DeridteI
res bisfissn G.iunbheisssmts 1sf4S1f
tabt,
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Der gapsrii6e llnteritiisunasptrtir
aisbt ON Samitae, Is. Jonunr. einer
groben W1assenbau in fdmmtiia.r
S6!sn bsr 4rbeiierhone. Die Jsits Be,
gaRru baben iih bon lehsr nurh De-
mitblittsit oussseihns.. 70 bab fit
5ebsrmaur itnen bort beimift fihit
unb oud piti,r Bal fuiro ben porbtr.
oseongtneu in tsiner g,;isbung nat'
ii.bsn Jur bic f1oniten Wlas.sn tpur'
ben 3tbr ipsritooQs preii. duss,i,si
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rpiro .s tirsn Saa geben, ME er 'r'
foIgr,ifer rjht etbndt tptroen tam.
Ter Bal rtnrn! Der poIissis sRtgur
Iatiorsn ,rsasn bereits nm 7 uh,
GbsubE Ieiusu Infans.