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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13
Transparent Clothes

Great Scott and Great Caesar!
An old fashioned geezer is shock
ed by your feminine clothes,
with skirts that are slitted tp
show off knitted hose, garters and
flxings like those! A small piece
of satin you can't wrap a cat in,
will make a grown woman a gown,
five ounces of shoddy will tog out
a body, and then she goes pranc-
ing through town! The short
wasted fatty, the girl tall and
slatty, the maiden as thin as q
rasp, go by in their hobbies till
mans reason wobbles, and old
timers sit up and gap. II this
be the fashion, dressmakers
should cash in but that they'll OBJ
ject to alas. They won't be- con-
tented till they have invented q
woman's. regalia Of glass. Do
dressmakers' patrons Ger think Of
the matrons Of old, bless their
various names. their stately'wsy
going in drapery AoWing, those
queenly and 'digfnified DANES. oh,
maideni' oh. widderf2tf:: u: Just
pause and consider yottiirf yttirf afxshion
contracted with theirs. Then
Nary's and Besses, put % modest
dresSss; shff throw ysolepr .Aeros
Ir&ts doW4 the stairs AWaist Ms.
ION. Issf:E.: s,l
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13
ploevIno on ol0oaNo

w. r. Porter, superintendent
Of demonstration farms at tho
state agricultural collsss; ~, U.s.
ing day labor at tho day rate and
horse labor and machinery depre-
clifton the same 10 those used in
bulletin i0s. of the North Dakota
experiment station, II would cost
approximately $40 per acre t.
fall plow land with six horses in,
North Dakota. Spring plowing
will cost spproximat tSiy q: :fs fof
five horses 1n the same state.
Dfscing in the fan costs approx.
mately l0c per acre for single
discfng. and: '79c per AGRA for
double -discing. Therefore, If the
land was not fall plowed' hut
spring .disced twice, the cost;sof
producing wheat is lowered zoe
per acre with discing a. conp4rI
ed with blowing! Fan ,pioWed
land would. therefore have I'd yield.
from one:to one an fourth BUSH
els more wheat per: acre at pres
emit prices to pay for fall blowing.
as compared with double discing
in the spring. Spring plowed
land would therefore have to
yield from one half to three four
this of bushel more per acre to
pay the cost of plowing as COM
pared with double discing in. the
spring. AS a general proposition
both fall and spring blowing will
pay much better than double disc
ing for wheat but there are some
conditions where the soil is light
and sandy and inclined to blow
where it is better to put wheat in
on disced land rather than on fall
OF spring plowed land. Such con
ditions, however, are compari-
lively rare in North Dakota.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13
LINING up
IN NORTH DAKOTA
!. Nslson Kelley Being oroomed
40 Democratic Candidate for
Governor.

j. Nelson Kelley, president OF
the North Dakota Educational as
sociation, and for twenty years
superintendent of the Grand
Forks public schools, is being
groomed as a democratic candi-
date for governor, and wise ones
within the councils of that party
say he has good chance of se-
curing the nomination in the
primaries in June.
George E. Duis of Grand Forks
is being looked upon as the pos
sible democratic candidate for
for congressman from the first
district.
With the lining up of the re-
publicans for the senatorial fight
the democrats also are casting
about for leaders. It is gener-
ally accepted, even now, that
former governor John Burke,
will be q candidate, although
W.. E. Purcell Of Wahpeton is
being hinted at.
Congressional candidates will
not be lacking when the time
comes: With Duis of Grand
Forks already considered a pos
sible candidate against Helgeson
in the first, there is George P.
Jones Of Edgeley as an oppon-
ent OF George NJ. Young in. the
second, with T. d. Casey Of Dick
inson willing 70 try 10 defeat p.
D. Norten in the third district.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13
FIRST NUMBER OF the
3. 3. 3. LECTURE oouRDE

The first number of the s. S. S.
lecture course for this year will
be a lecture by United States SEN
ator Kenyon of Iowa, on Thursday
evening, November 18th. For the
last few years the S. S: S. lecture
courses. have included some Of
the best entertain&eats to be
had in the whole lecture field Of
the country. and we are sure that
this; seasons; entertainments will
be fully up to the established
standard. Hear Senator Kenyon
at the opera house tonight.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13
oalAMoE ln MONTH"; DAKOTA
oasllD lAD0a lASofG

Greater safeguards will be
thrown around child labor in this
state if the state federation of la
Dor has its way, according to of
ficials of that organization To-
Gated in Grand Forks. The fed
Grafton has began a campaign
designed at amending present
laws, which, it is charged, arc
entirely inadequate. Flickertail
laws are particularly deficient in
respect to industries in which
children may in engage. A per-
init from school authorities is
contemplated as the basis of en-
ployment of certain children, but
the law does not limit the en-
ployment of children to clean and
wholesome employment. They
may engage, if they secure per-
mits, in all kinds of industries,
irrespective of sanitation and all
other dangerous conditions.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13
4 PL1aaAi1T AFFAIR

4 Last sst0rday night about
sidttysuf i. m Mrs. II. Risks's
friends hklish Oh than unan-
nnounced, The occasion ining Mrs.
Rieke's birthday anniversary. The
evening was spent in games and
dancing. The guests = brought
we'll filled lunch baskets and
dainty refreshments were sef%
ed. Mr.: and Mrs. Rieke were
happy ,entsrt& tsr &ansss sad 4 .tAeyueets
denarted .wishing the. hostess
many happy returns OF the day.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13

= Among the applications for
marriage licenses during the past
week were Andrew Bjerkager Of
Collar al, and Miss Christine Dull:
iums Of Gaichutt;' Theodore W.
Lsa,..4ss, o& Rsower,, MINI, and
MISC May +, .Disderick 81 this
Sit1: Arnold sn.. Mtzel of. Great
Rse9s:sYd:- stiass Asnsta WIN ai
'BAses3nsnh. ..f,"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13
COMPANY ~ J
GAVE i SMOKER \
Object Was 70 oeseAa Mgrs On.
tsrsst In the oompany-An
Excellent Program.

A very enjoyable affairs was
pulled off at the Armory last
Tuesday evening. when Company
''I'' gave q smoker to about $50
of our citizens. The object oa
the meeting was to create a great
er interest in the Company SO
that its ranks may be kept full,
1t appears that the membership
has been gradually. growing small
Ter, and is now 80 small there is
danger Of losing its identity, un-
less some new recruits can be
added to it's membership.
The meeting was called to or
der by Captain Thompson, who
introduced Attorney Lounsbury
as the speaker Of the evening.
This address was so good that we
will publish it in full next week
as we were too. rushed with work
to get it in this issue. q
The address was followed By
some entertainments. g'The i3rst
was a contortionist act by Krenss
and Voves, two local boys. This
act was fully equal, and iii some
respects superior. to NJ work we
often see done by ,profe ssienals4
The next was Yaa4svihs ect
put on by a compeay ~ afe
now playing at, the 0rAl 69tss
in Breckenridge. This stunt as
ated q considerable sslsei 8 es
amusement and Sorse s1stA Al1n1nt
to the older persons pIssenG. !. III.
Then there was Z Soar sbsa
boxing bout between . ooueJe of
the local prize flghtses that Wes
fast and furious, ana w6s ~
clared 70 be = draw. ss.r
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13

!: The Benedictine Sisters, q s..
John;s school have re-opened
their music class. instructions
will be given ID instrumental
mlusic and all stfins. xnstruhtsnts
IL NSoc) fty;Ssnfs asless9A. T&o
aessons-spscisf term Il ofse,evtn
.lsssoa ionAs0e, patahse h: -
vance. = .-.s.,;:hdy.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13
FIRST WEDDING m
NEW ooURT HOUSE

On Thursday, the 9th day of
November, the first wedding cere-
mony in the new court house was
performed by Judge Van Arnam
when he spoke the words that
Joined in holy wedlock Rudolph
8: Hanson and Miss Carrie Bank
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13
METHODIST LADIES
TO HOLD SALE

The Methodist ladies aid will
have their annual sale of work
in connection with a food sale
November 26th, at the Wahpetor
Furniture Store. The following
articles of food will be for sale
Bread.
Rolls.
Pies.
Cranberry jam and jelly.
Cakes.
Plum Puddings.
Doughnuts.
Chicken pie.
Fruit salad.
Baked Beans.
Brown Bread.
Sailed nuts.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13

NJ ~ home Of his son
op;Sl l ssnorning, November
~ 1ila, assd 70 years, 8
~ elk I'M lays.
~ sJ Ghtll was one Of the
etaiisst pteesers Of. Richllnd
county, settliug a,hsra n l2a1.
], MI iljlli1tl & = Z 51 sfii liIl NY. was barren and
unset tlsd. il M d his. native
land of Euxemburs Al 1856 and
came, "a Ansriea. He did not
como IN tho days Of steamships
and sfx weeks we're spsht in go-
ins across the oceani"He came
direct to: Chicago aud sagrsea in
various occupations .lt 10 the
time that he settled, iniA Minnesota,
in 1870. The following year he
married Miss Angeline Finneman
settling on Q farm near Rochesr.
ter They resided there for ten
years or until 1851 when they
movpd % Wakpeton where they
resided for Is years. Leaving this
place they moved onto their farm
northeast of here and have since
made this place their home. He
was the father of three children:
Mr.. J. P. Thill Of this place; Mrs.
w. l.. Zimmerman Of Beach, N.
D., and Mrs. VIM. Hutton of Cal
gary, Canada, all of whom were
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13
ANS g||lB|H sALLOF
GRIN REAPER
Jshn oehmItt Diss-<rom Result
ef ~ Accident. ?. Thtl
I. \: .1t:4 Passss Away.

John; ;schmitt one of Richland
county most respected citizens,
pesssli away at the Wahpeton
hospitaF last Monday at about s
p. The immediate cause Of
hid death was titanus or lock
jaw, which resulted from q terri
ble accident that occurred on the
home farm in Summit township
on Friday, the last day Of Octo-
her. Mr.. Schmitt was assisting
il running q shredder when his
hand was caught in the rollers
and, badly crushed. He was held
fast In the machine for fifteen
minutes before it could be taken
apart enough to liberate him. He
was brought to the Wahpeton hos
pital and the greater part of the
hand was apputated, and he ap-
peareds 10 be getting along nice
" until last Saturday morning
when tie fatAl titanus set in.
~ f. ohp 6chmitt was born in
EpH dp Inc county, Wisconsin,
Six6 one years ago, and came to
RiAAlaak county in 1881, and To-
cated IN Slmmit township where
~ oontinued to make his
~ = s ].
tkile., three sons. three
- NO brothers and a
~ - lslt 70 mourn his loss.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13

Ae>N oAS0S AOA GA w 0up0tOu pCO.
Eple who are interested in good
music and the privilege of hear
ing Miss Kober, who ranks as one
of the worlds great pianists, is
.one that will long be remember
ed with real pleasure. The op-
ening number, Grigg's Senate E
fMinor, was truly magnificent, the
technique and coloring wonder
ful, such power of 'interpreta-
ton is rare. Aside from Miss
Kober's great musical ability,
she possesses a charming per-
sonality and magnetic influence
over her audience, and even
9hose who are not musicians or
dovers of the art, must feel the
charm and beauty of her rendi.
ton of the great compositions.
That Prof. Orr's clear flexible
voice was most pleasing to all
was confirmed by the hearty ap-
splauses accorded to him.
The concerto played hy Miss
kober and Prof. Kurtz was won-
&erfully executed and showed
rof. kprtz TO be an accomplish
ed musician possessed of quick
end sympathetic intelligence.
j In short it was truly an ar
stlsts recital, and we hope we
nay have the privilege of hear
ns them again in>qur city.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13

The contract TO- the erection
of the Pasadena, Wash, postOfacs
has been awarded Y to Eugene
schuler of this city. The amount
Of the contract is sisa.2le for
the building complete.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13

The ladies aid Of the Censre-
gstional church will held. their
annual supper and sale in the
church basement next, "Wednesday
evening, November 2D4.s j, .v,
-.:4s;t; asfE3eU 1.,H -: ~ q.
Turkey and Dressing. with.
5CranbsSries .............i6c
scailopediA Oysters. ...... -. 100
scalloped, Pots4oess.-.:;. !: .l... 9. .bc
Baked Beans !. ...'.. ....... up
Cold SlaNi.::;;s 80: r.y,s;. -. =. ...:.4:Ss
Rolls and Butter &c
Conee 5000. .,....... DC
Doughnuts ..............s. &c
Cake ............3c
Ice Cream (small dish) 30. ..... sc
Pumpkin Pie ...............5c
Apple Pie ..................5c sc
Dill Pickles and Cheese
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-11-13
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

IeacherS' examination will be
held Thursday and Friday, No
yember 18th and 18th in the new
court house at Wahpeton and the
high school at Hankinson. The
program is as follows:
Thursday Forenoon
Reading rules. $3.50 to $40
preliminary. .S:4O to 900
Reading. 900 to 10000
Pedagogy. .1O:O0 to 1900
Physiology and Hygiene. II to 12
Thursday Afternoon
U. S. History. ......i:i5 to 2::30
Geography. $3.50 to 400
Grammar. 400 to 5:15
Friday Forenoon
Arithmetic $3.50 to 10000
Civics. .10:OO to 1900
Optional Subjects for second
:: grade certificates. III to ~
-. Friday Afternoon
Psychology. 100 to 200
Optional subjects for first
grade certificates. .2:00 to $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
Giiettb

Nah elmer bonn preubiifen Winiite>
RUM Der Dffentliden Irbeiten Der
gub9etsG omntiiiion 5useiteIlten ltcber>
ii6t farnen auf ben prcubiifs beiiiiden
Babnen auf cine Yailinn 8eiicnoe
SDbtlnsen i'm Sabre 1900: 0,13.
1905: 0,10, 1910: 0.06 unb 1911:
0.06. Sobtuusen nnD @crlcbunsen
famen auf cine @iIlion Geiienbc I'M
Sabre 1911 in IrerBcn 0.34. in
Seutidlanb 0,42, I'M Sabre 1909 in
Sronfreid 0,59, 1910 in Scitcrrcih@
llnearn 1.60, 1911 in @nglanb 2,13
unb 1909 in Den Scr. Staatcn bon
Nmerifa 11,85. Sir Die gambler, in
benen Die Insaben friibercr Sabre
mitgetbeilt iinb. liesen ipdtcre Stati>
Itifen nod nidt bpr. S~ebenfaus lit
elm gergleid Der llnfdllc nuf beutifen
nnb auberbeutiden. Dor Ndcm ameriz
fdnii6en 8abnen, fir Die criteu iebr
giinitig, fir Die leeteren abcr lciber
iebr nngiinftig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
2lmHSimne Ses paeifie',iter'
9erS.

Ser alfloiunssplan fir bic Union
Yacific miIb Die Sontbern Yocific<
8abnen lit bonn General anfpaIt Der
Der. Staaten I'M 8unbeseeriht bon
ct. Saul peroffentlift fpproen. Der
Ylan iest als 3eitercn5c fir Die boil
itdnbise Iufloiuns Der bonn 8unbese
Sbereeridt ais unseieslid be3eihneten
@iienbnbns9 onlbination ben 1. Snnuar
1915 felt.
Na6 Dem neuen Goridlag ioI bic
Union Yacific $3S.OOO.O 900 ibrer
Sontbern Yacific : Intbeiliheine. Die
iid inssciammf auf runb 1876 NiiQioS
men Collars belanfen, eegen Den
alciben Intbeilpertb IN Baltimore &
Ohio Iftien, 9egeuipdrtig @isentbnnl
Der Yemiplpania Giienbabn nmtaus
idcr. Die reitlidcn SO Iilionen
Dollars iollcn ieitens elmer 5rnits@ &C.
ielidaft Offentlid) 6um Serfauf ausz
gebpten lperben.
Sabei lit bic geltimmuns porscs
icben, Dap feiner Der icsisen Iftios
mare Der Union Yacifie slftien Der
Soutbcrn Tacific anffaufen barf, falls
CT Nftiondr Der Union Yacific blcibt.
J Sober adufer tuiro auberoem sebalteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15

pnnft niht einperitanpen lit uno CT
lcgt Den @rllnb beutlid) in ben 8orten
Oar. Dob lpcnn Die Tegierun3 es unters.
nintmt, Die Sruits 5u rcguliren, Die
Solge icin nerbe, baB Die Sruits Die
Eegieruug regulircn, bemnad) Die cinz
sig rid)tige 2oiung BARN beltebc. Die
Srnlts 81 iprengcn. Cher tonntc man
Den @iniuano crbebcn. baB Heoiepelt
unfair lit. 8enn lein Slau nid)t
lpcitr 9ebt, als Die 5ruit5 oil Der
uebertretung Der @eieBe 5u perbinr
bern, 10 blei5t bamit Der S~aupt5iped
llnerfiiQt, nelder in Der Wiebcrbcr@
TELLING zines Yreisz &egulators be-
itebt. 8tI 8poiepslt bicier Ilfsabe
9eniigen nnb aud gleid3citis fiir ses
niigenbe 2Dbnc iprgeu. 70 ipiirbc Die
3c9icrung folgenoe @ufsaben gu err
fiiaen ba6en: Sic miibte feititclcn, al
lpelben Y~reiien Der Sruit feline @aas
rem perfdufen unb ipelfc 90bne er be-
5ablen muB. 9as iino aufsabeu, bic,
nie 8ilion bemerft. iiber Die &rGfte
unb S~dbi9teiten elmer 3csierung bins
ais9eben uno aud POM So5ialismus
peni9 peridicOen iilb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
SeinereenswestRe 2tembermne
SeS 8ifcbefS BON EeaH.

2eab. e. 9af.-Sn einem Gunoz
ldreiben fiinOigt Der bodbtp'ite 8iiHof
gufh Die Seier bes Contamination
Subildums an. gin elmer Stele bes
S6reibens beibt es: .gs iei mir sez
itattet, an Die Tbatiade 5u erinnern.
bab banptiddli6 infolse inbuftrieller
ginfliiiie, ipelfe Die Staot 2eab be-
berriden, Der 9iihof 9en0tBist lit, i'm
Grill, fern bon ieinem 8iidofSiib Tin
Gapio Gitp) 5n leben. unb baB IN
iener Staot relisioies Wirfen 10 gut
ipie iinmoeli6 lit (9anf Der Sonne
tasss gntbeiliguns II. T.. fp.). Sbr
lperbet barum Inn guer @ebet eriuht
fir Sene, Die blind iinb scseniiber ben
grforberniiien Der 8elision. baB lie.
lpenn iie ihulbis iinb, benz seredten
3orne bes 5immels entseben. unb,
falls iie II .llntpiiienbeit iiinbisen.
bas 2ift erfenncn moeen, bas GonS
~itantin beipos gum eriten Wal alges
meine Sreibeit fir Die hriitlide 8elis
sion 81 befretieren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
@erabe iuie bei nns.

Sic So5i betriieen Die 8aliern in
9eutihlanb gerabe 10 gerieben fpie
b%ier5ulanbe. Sci jeber 8elegenbeit
belllt Die 1o5ialitiihe 8rut: Ser Soa
5ialbempfratie mar ME unb nirgenbs
cine bauernfeinblihe Saltune nnh5u>
ipeiIen!" llnb IN Der Sraris lalien
Die 8otben los nie folst:
Sic fleine gauernipirtb1haft lit
politii6, io8ial unb ofonomiid ge@
riftet. Sic bat Iid nirgenbs be-
tpdbrt unb lam it'd nirsenbs beipGbe
rem. Sic lit bns finite Slab am
8ugen bes politii6 zioSialen Sort
iGritts, elm 8leigeipiht /. Sic Ir@
better BADEN Elm Sntereiie bnran (?I,
ieben &eriud, Die feline 9%auernfpirtbz
idaft ein5ufiibren, I'M Seine gu err
itifenl (~Neue 3eit", XIII, /. SD.
Nr. 12.)
Die gauern geben bellte Der Hes
aftion in Sapern CD ben Hiidbalt,
unb lie iperben ii6er in 3ufunft nod
brutaler (l) nit itiernrtigem llnpers
itanb (!) iebem io5ialen Sortihritt
lid e~ntgegenitellen. 9as lit ia eben
bas aenn3eifen Der baperii6en Semoe
trdtie, baB lie einen al3u sroBen ginz
ldlag bdlerlider &ulturfeinbihaft (l)
in it'd bat. Sarauf berllbt Die Hfafs
~feupplitif bes 9entrims (.2eip5iaer
Solfs5eitun9", $40. 81, II. Wdr3
1907.
8enn bic So3ialbemotratie 9eaen
Die 8ebunbenbeit bes fibcicommiiiariz
iGen @runbbeiiBes auftritt, 10 tbut lie
bies nidt, UNI feline 3eriGIagune in
feline gnuerngiiter 5t forbern. Sas
oiinfte ms elm nrger tedniider Hiidz
idritt (&autsfp ~
g. 1917.
Sic @ebi8in bes So3ialismus mub
Der 2ano6epDlferung in ~homoopatbiz
16en Soien 70. b. III namdblifen,
arg perlpdiierten Yprtiorcn) beige
bradJt iperbeu, lonit bringt lie Die
Sauern nm (Sarteitag 5n Srantfurt.
Yrot. g. 141/42).
Sagen mir cS gerabe 6ernus: Wir
fOnnen Die Wniic Der alcinbauern bon
beute alf mprgen MIR gcipirnen, ipcnn
mir ibnen ctipds peripred)en, ipopon
mir Ielbit %ipiiien, baB mir es nidt
balten tprncn (Gngels ngieue Seit"
Kill, |. 90, Nr. 10).
Sn lester Nlmmer bnbeu mir an
eoitoricllcr Stele 81 5cigen geild)f.
luic ca Die SpSi nit ben anlcrifaniifcn
Sarmern trciben, namlid) cbcnip lpie
nit Den SdGsssnoIcn In 9eutIhlanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
Sur t~1aeRaknmne einpfehlen.

gnbe sunni beging Der @erbanb Der
fatbolii6en @eieuenpereine in Seutid1
Lamb in feierlihiter 8eiie Den 1909
idbrisen 8eburtstag ieines Stifters
Ibolf aolping. Welh' bobe 9ebeus
ting rnb tpelh' ieeensreide Wirfiamz
felt Die fatboliihen @eieaennereine
bort, DO iie einsefiibrt iinb, erlanst
baben. eriiebt man aus Der Gnerfen@
niln9, Die linen ieitens Der firhliben
nnb neltlihen Mutoritdteu. ieitens
ipeltlidber unb firdblider Wiirbentrdger
entgegen9cbradt fpiro.
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barem Wertbe. Snbireft lpdre our'
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sierung. Den @emeinbe : 8eripaltunz
gen etc. Gin GROCER Sicnit erlpieien,
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in Den Der. Staatcn 2,196 Offices
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8cbGuoc beiibt unb Dab Der @crtb bcs
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