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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31
Simpte Food.

II should like tc call attention to the
wisdom of the simple life. First, Let
US have pure, wholesome, and nutri-
tious foods, not deteriorated in any
way. and free from any manipulation
in the way of added injurious sub
stances of any description. and, sec
ondly a diet of simple food, avoiding
complex dishes and multiplicity of
courses. but securing a sufficient varle-
ty to minister to the legitimate wants
Of the palate. The frying-pan too
often takes the place of the spit, and
while some fried dishes may be toll
Grated. it is not a method of cooking
that may be generally recommended.
If this simplicity We're combined with
proper attention to the quantity OF
diet, frequency Of eating, and proper
mastication, each individual would be
kept in a condition best suited to en-
able him to perform the special func-
tions in life to which he devotes him
self. Too great hurry In eating not
only makes digestion more difficult,
but also robs the meal OF its social
opportunities OF conversation The
m~asticating OF the food should receive
special attention, especially all starchy
Observation-Disclosures Home Com.
panion.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31
Queer

An elderly, rolypoly sort OF man
has been seen % consume a lunch ev-
cry day for a week hat takes the
prize for oddly. The waitress brings
to him q plate Of French ice cream
and a bowl OF hot milk. the bowl be-
ing covered with a sauce Between
small spoonfuls OF the ice cream he
ladies out a little Of the milk into
the ice cream and then a little OF the
milk into another bowl, testing it's
temperature the while with sips. BY
the time the milk has become sum
GENTLY cooled to suit his idea of the
proper Temperature at which to drink
It the Ice cream has been consumed.
He never orders anything else for his
poonday ueal-New York Press.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31
Strandburg

Mrs. John n. Carlson went to Madi-
son, Mimi. To have some dental work
done last Monday.
T. +. Sheehan is here looking up
business for the Minneapolis Journal.
1t Is a case OF sickness in the family
of Amandus Nelson and he has put in
a call for the doctor.
IT Is about time that S~trandburg had
q doctor OF its own. as ii has had
plenty of work in that line for the last
two or three Years.
The revival meetings in the Baptist
church have closed. and Rev. Hall
has gone back to Sioux Falls.
Chas. Johnson from Round Lake,
is busy hauling grain TO town, and s.
are his neighbors. ChaS Melvin and
Albert Johnson.
Our carpenter. Martin Johnson. is
out at the lakes in Deuel. county on a
fishing trip, and we predict hat if
there are any fish at all, Martin will
| surely land some of them.
Ossian Johnson and his sister We're
/ here on business last week
John Dahlgren is busy with the base
ment under Andersons store building
\ party from Milbank was here
Monday doctorIng the Graht county
telephone line which was badly needed.
II. f.. D0nham, the barber and pool
hall man has left for Sioux Falls,
where he will work in the Life Insur-
ance Line. He sold out his business
here to Il man from l-eola. ). ID who
paid $50 down on the deal, but ion
some reason be backed out. SO We
have 40 barber and no p%ool-hall.
+. NJ. Dahlberg left here before
Christmas for Canada: where no own
half IA section of land, and II IS re-
! ported that he went as far as British
! Columbia and Washington TO look
hat state over and has not returned
at this wiring.
John lIeIman who lived northea>,
Of town here. and who had an auction
last fan. i back again after an eX-
tended Visit in several parts Of Mime
sofa and thinks South Dakota Is good
enough. Mrs. j. Hedman Is still
visiting With her daughter in Iowa.
John Holster and G.. L. Lundquisl
made a business trip to the county
seat1ast Saturday afternoon. return
ing the same day.
There i Il party here who Is IN,
tetested in the auction sale to be held
at the White House. not thai he cares
SO much for the Bull Moose calf, hu'
he would ike To bid on the plank>.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31

Mrs. Oscar Beaver and Mrs.
Fred De Greet of Wllmot visited
with Mrs. Otto Mosiman last
week.
William Schaffer says its a fine
little lady that arrived at the
home of his son Harvey last Sat
urday.
John Lewis. the ice man. was
doing some business last week
with the fourth Of July and the
dog days in view. On Friday he
put 1873 loads of ice IN the ice
house Friday, having eight teams
a. work.
H l. kahl, NJ. Marks and S. F..
Meyers, who live northwest of
town, came in Tuesday and &C
companied the Milbank checker
players to Twin Brooks to see
the checker tournament, each Of
them being somewhat Of a check,
er player himself.
Miss Cora Mel Patten, a reader
of great ability will be at the M.
f. church Saturday evening,
FEB. 8, and will render "Maeter.
tincks." Blue Bird" tickets sc
and % cents. The reading is
given under the auspices of the
Women S Club.
State Veterinarian, DR.. Hicks,
and Henry Cunningham accom-
panied Messrs. @. l.. Wood, Phil
Saunders and A. A. Bloomquls
the com mercial club com mittee,
to Pierre Tuesday afternoon, to
attend the good roads and boost.
ers convention being held at the
capital this week.
Esther Chapter O.. & S. will
act as entertainer to mem bers OF
the Appleton and MontevidtC
chapters. at their next regular
meeting, Monday, Feb, 10th.
The occasion will also be recog.
nized As the ooh anniversary of
the organization of the chapter.
Miss Anderson. who teaches
10 district No. 4 ia Troy town
ship, has been spending a
couple Of weeks at home, as the
school building in which she was
employed was destroyed by fire
the early part of the month. Sne
is TO start the school work IN a
NEARBY house.
A. S. Young, Of Hoquiam,
Wash in renewing his subscrip-
ton, writes that while they have
been having cold winter weather
where he is, nevertheless he is
enjoying excellent health for a &C
year old youngster, aud asks US
to say hello for him to all his old
Grant county friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Heagy OF
Glencoe, were visiting friends in
MiIbank the first of the week.
Mr.. Heagy was formerly a resi-.
dent of Twin Brooks. He is now
engaged in doing concrete work
Of various kinds, and has been
doing considerable work for the
railroad company of late. Mr.
Will Dahlman, Mrs. Heagy's
father and "a former resident Of
MllDank, is engage in the same
work with him at Glencoe.
10 remitting his subscription
for another year August Vii
brandt, of FELTON,, De-, who was
formerly a resident Of Big Stone
township, writes that his family
recently enjoyed d visit from
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Robel, who
are visiting friends ia Philadel
phia. He states that Mrs. Vii
brandts mother. Mr. ). Fred Rem
as, is Ia very poor nealth.
F.. f Warholm of the rount
house force was called to Mime
opolis Monday night by receiv
ing word that a dwelling hous'
in that city belonging to him hae
been partially destroyed bv fire
and he was required To go to &c
settlement with the insuranc,
company. The house was occu
pied by a tenant and the loss i
covered by insurance.
Mo1:-@@ h->
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31
Local aud Personal Paragraphs

hluuS VI uSH lol oolC ouiihS
lent.
Mrs. kensley, Of Appleton,
was the guest of Mrs. W. II.
Chard last Sunday.
Attorney George Xix made a
trip to Webster Tuesday to at.
tend to some court matters.
George Christians. returned
the first Of the week from a visit
to his old home At Peoria, Ill.
Parsnips, carrots, cabbages
aud rutaoaggas for a boiled din
ner at McCollum & Thirsk S.
II. J. Pospe|man and wife were
visiting Mllbank friends last
Tuesday with their little daugh-
ter.
Little Miss Laura Swanson Of
WlImot visited with Master
Elton Mosiman the first part Of
the week.
Miss Laura Seide was visiting
her sister at Aberdeen the first
of the week. and returned home
Wednesday.
Lost or Loaned-Please return
the huting iron to its owner. that
that We may flute the rntfie on
cur apron. OWNER
The Catholic ladies will have a
home cooking sale at Bowe's
tomorrow, Saturday, Feb 1st.
ChaS. Fenner has been having
a serious time with a trouble in
his face and head but is now
improving.
j. Beedle, a former resident
here, writes from Dickinson. n.
D., that he is going up in to Can
ada-to live for awhile.
Otto OsmundSOn entertained a
number of his young gentlemen
friends last Tuesday evening at
cards at the home of his sister,
Mrs. A. F.. Llndquist.
The Women 5 Club of this city
have secured Miss Cora Mel
Patten to give the Blue Bird
at M. f. church Saturday eve
ring, Feb. s. Tickets 50c, child
rem 23c.
Will A. Bohn, who is now liv-
ing at JamestOvn, \. D.. was
down listing his parents, Mr..
an | Mrs. Fred Bonn last week.
returning north the first Of the
week.
Mrs. G. Fox took her daughter
to Minneapolis again last week
to have her examined as to how
she was getting along from a re
cent surgical Operation IN her
nOstrils.
Ben amin F. Ives, Of Huron.
the grand lecturer Of the A f.
and A. NJ. Of the state Will visit
the Milbank lodge Of Mason next
Monday and Tuesday evenings,
February 5 and 4.
The Erlandson & Johnson Go.
are Offering some fine bargains
in dress goods and also in shoes
Just cutting the price in two
during the special sale they are
having.
Undertaken w. Emanuel was
called to Twin Brooks Tuesday
to care for the body of Mrs. De
Lint, the remains being sent &c
Orange City. Iowa, the woman
former home for burial.
: Messrs. J. L. Mlnder and LIE
. vi Foss. two Roberts county del
egatss to the boosters convea
ton, were in town Tuesday or
their way to Pierre, ana Edmund
Cook also went out the day be
[ fore.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Bowe enjoyed I
visit from a cousin. John Sll
vius, of Bowman. n. D a young
man who had been to the cities
taking a short engineer course
and was on his way TO his NORTH
Dakota home where he IS IN
lerested ia farming operations
on a large scale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil johnson
entertained a number OF friends
at u six o'clock dinner last Fri
day evening and during the feast
ing several chapters OF ancien
history and autobiography as "
old settlers saw it in the earl!
sos was rolled off to the amaze
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31

Old Man Had Been Thinking.
What did her father Say when you
asked for her hand?" said he'd been
wondering what ! had been passing
him two.for-a-quarter cigars for %
regularly Of late."-Detroit Yroo Press.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31

LosT-A three-link PIN. Find
or will be rewarded by returning
% Norman Hanson.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31

FARM FOR RENT.-4OO acres
81 miles vest Of Marvin. 100
acres broke-rest in hay and
pasture. House, barn, granary,
Well - pasture fenced. Good
terms. For particulars address
5. T.. MAY, Madison, S. ID.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31

Ever since the pro2ressiNes came
into " in 19n. the political cam
paieps have been made against this
dominating faction upon the criticism
of r~NtraNaaance in the administration
of public affairs. In five Years there
have been "a half dozen primary and
general election campaigns in which
this has been the chief topic OF dis
cnssiOn In the ate campa ign the
Democrats under the leadership OF
I'd s. Johnson made Il vigorous can.
paign along this line. Senator Rus
! sell OF Aberdeen last week introduced
, Il resolution recitine that the eNpendl
lures Of the past fonr wears exceeded
those Of the -four Years next preceding
the progressive. dominance by $500.
90" and providing for a special inNes
tieation of the expenditures. The Re
publican senate leaders. apparent,
little concerned at the result Of sucl
an investigation and seeing in il al
opportunity to compel the Democrats
to give them a clean bill Of health
secured the passage OF the resolution
in such a way as to make a majOrit,
of its members Democrats and the,
will be compelled to report matter'
as they find them. On the face a
affairs it seems that the Democrat
have not been fully or correctly in
formed. Since the resolution was in
~troduced a number Of state oficial
have been busy at the request of sen
ators to ascertain the facts and t
state them in an intelligent form. !
appears that the excess OF expendl
lures from the general fund, the fun,
into which all taxes are paid for tn
four years ending June 80, 1907. wa
$3,54O. O25.S4 and the expenditure
from this fund for the four years enc
ing June so. 1912. was 1886. 1871
and the excess for the latter perio
10 therefore 1l.4b6> 1873 Of HAic
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31

For SALE.-My Edgewood
cottage at Big Stone lake, ). u.
Enquire Of D. G Tyler, 1888
Park ave, Minneapolis, MINI
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31

In spite OF a good deal more blum
and ~lockeying than the situation war
ranted the election Itself va. tame
enough. When the nominations We're
being made a good deal OF oratory
Was spilled over the topics OF political
good faith. party teaity and allied sub
jects and an unusually large crowd
in the galleries anticipated 4 momen
Of thrills. The senate was the battle
ground. for there was Il belief afOat
that II the senate could he prevented
from giving Sterling a majority on the
first day a Stcond bailUt in joint SEES
sion would give some members who
felt bound to support him upon the
first ballot an excuse for deserving his
standard. squariug their ConscIenceS
carried out their primary pledges by
voting for him once. There We're not
enough willing TO take this advantage
Of a technical point and npon Joint
ballot he received 100 votes out OF IA
cast. He was invited to address the
Joint assembly and did so In a candid
declaration Of his fealty TO the Repub-
lican party. and said with some feel
ing that he rejoiced that he had given
no hostages for his good behavior, or
words to that effect.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31

For kENT-I have two rooms
f rent. Mrs. Shannon.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31

A number of laws have been ini-
ested party has paid for signatures;
that is, has sent out agents to secure
signatures, paying them II proportion
to the number Of names they secure.
Professor Kerr is after these promo
tiers with q bill making such conduct {
m3sdemeanor.
.DOANE ROBlNSON-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31
Ster|ing's Selection for Senator
Event Of the Week.
0OELED AFTER iowa LAW
CraWford's Automobile Road Bill the
Most Important Measure Intro
duced Recently.
Especial Correspondence

Pierre, Jan. 27.-The election OF
Senator Sterling was, OF course, the
chief interest of the week and for
several days SO absorbed the attention
OF members that little beside was
done. The election OF Sterling was
Ioreordained from the beginning, as
were a few good citizens who were
imhued With the belief hat they
could set aside the decree of Provi-
dence. They couldn't DO it. and they
arrived at mat conclusion before the
ballot was taken
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31

Several men We're killed during the
past wear by drunken chauffeurs, two
OF these accidents having occurred in
Lincoln county. which has
Representative Nelson to prepare a
bill which makes it a special offense
for any intoxicated person to attempt
to operate a motor vehicle, and max
ing ii the duty OF any sheriff, cOnsta-
Bile or policeman TO take possession OF
a drunken driver and his machine
without process.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1913-01-31

The Grand Army Of the Republic
and kindred organizations are NOV
ing to erect unon the capitol grounds
n monument commemorative Of the
veterans Of the Civil wal and have
asked authority to do so from the
granted.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-08

Reference
Fourth National Bank
Bradgtreet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
a. ToR
Gd1pei5.

Sic Ma11l= uno &lallenleu4e miro
mebr nno mebr mieoer 5ur 2anoes=
calamitat. @eute lit elm GROCER She'll
oes 81 mei5erIanoes bon ser
Seude erfaBt uno cine georiidte
tstimmung berri6t begreiflidermeiie
1T bduerli6en &reiien. Neue 6d0e
BON Maul= un6 &lauenieude murben
aus Sen Gantonen Sdmp5, 8aienono,
@alen, s@affbauien, Sburgau,
@aa6t un6 @enf CUR Mn5eige
&c bradt, 5uiammen BON 10 StaQen
uno 5 @ei6en nit 5uian1men 643
gieb. - Mus Dem 6 M nj e n
t + I fommen &lagen iiber Sh1oi=
gllng oes @alobeltanoes ourd Gid
namentli6 iino es sic ettpa
tOiabrigen &otbtannenbeitan6e, sic
tperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

100 Meter tief in einen S9adt. 3uei
maren iofort toot> 6ie bet6en an6eren
muroen idmer perlebt. = Sic Sitter.
tbaliperre BEL SIpe fonnte fiir5lid
ibrer 8eitimmung ibergeben un6 o.,
nit Elm 8erf 5um Mbi6luB gebradt
meroen, 6as nidt allein in be5ug aui
feline @r0Be 90 Millionen Gllbitme-
ter Sta1iubalt), ionoern ol1d ieiner
lpirtbidaftltden 9eoeutumg fir sic
5ablreiden &amn1ermerfe an Ger 9i=
tier, 2ippe uno 2enne na6 NIT an
er1ter SteGe inter Sen Hubrtbaliper=
ren 1tebt. = 9ie Staotberoroneten
bon @erl genebmigten sic M1lfnab=
me elmer Mnleibe bon 100000 Marf
fir SEN Mel1ba1t etnes CONFLICTS.
&beinprobiu5.
Die SSSabrbunoertfeier oes @eiellen=
paters Noolpb &olpillg 5llr Crime
rl1rg at leinen @eburtStag ant 8.
9e5ember 1918 tpuroe our6 ei1en
@eoenfaft in ieinen1 un>ueit Goln
gelegenen @ebltrtsort &erpen, einem
iopliih gelegenen Marftfleden an ser
Grit i'm &reiie 8erabeinl, eingeleitet.
SSn Ser Yfarrftrd)e forlo Elm 0anfgot=
tesoienit itatt, bel Sem ser General
pr0ies ser @eiellenpereine Migr.
5dpeiber sic 6eitpre6igt bielt. = SSn
@egentpart Ser 5piben ser 8eb0r6en,
oes stiftcapitels uno oes 8oritanoeS
oes &arlspereinS un6 pteler @bren=
g1ite tpuroe inn q a6ener& Safer
6om Sic 11elte &an5el, elm @eidenf oes
@aifers, feierlid entbiiut. Das ne1elte
g6mud1tiid oes Miiniters lit Elm mo-
1n1mentaler aafbal1 aus foitbarem
Marmor in idlidten 6ormen. = SSn
gi9meiIer fat Ser 8lib in ein
M1odenpeniionat etngeidlagen un6
flint Der il1ngen 0amen baben fdme=
re Gerlebungen erlitten. - Sci Sen
M11foed11ngen am &aiierpalaite in
Srier fan6 man am @ii6en6e etne
r0mii6e StraBe, sic 6as gan5e Sc
bdl16e aniheineno ,6ort abidloB. M11f=
ge6edt fat man aud einen Moiaifbo=
Sen, ser aniheineno Sen Mn- nno
ar, o;,,n2 Mo&oe rA,,,Hf4o
@efun6en bat man al16 cine romans
ide un6 gotii6e @boranlage, aber
feline Snidrtft. Sic Musgrabungen
tper6en fortgeiebt.
9%ei1en-NaRan.
Sic Staotperorneten bon 6ranf=
furt boben cine 8orlage iiber sic
@rtpeiterung Ser Ita6tiiden &ranfen=
anitolten erbolten. gS banoelt iid
1tm Mnforoerungen BON AZ Mi0io=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

ser oatrd Den 8olfenbrud angerid,
tete 5da6en miro al1f ungefdbr ~
Miaionen geibabt. Sic Orti4often
M%noers6orf un6 Steinau tpuroen
iiberi6memmt. Sn Steinau ltebt Ole
Stride 25 @entimeter unter 8alier.
Sic Grrte lit p%oqitan6ig pernidtet.
Gliaf.2otbringen.
Gin goloat ser 2. Comp. oes 1872.
Snfanterte : Hegiments fiel in
StraBburg leblos 31 9o6en. ST
tpar nit einem iibera1s ldmeren
Sorniiter bela0en un6 trug oas Sc
pebr. @ie it6 ipater b%ero1Slteqte,
muBte ser Wanm obmobl er erit
na6tS 1 llbr 5u Bett gefomme,n mar
uno INN 5 ubr cine id)mere l1ebung
mitgemadt Bate auf 8efebl ieines
Sauptmanns einen groBe11 Strof=
mar1b antreten. Ser Mann tpltroe in
oos @arniionSla5arett iiberfiibrt. Sn
Der Sta0t lit man iiber Sen 8orfaQ
iebr emp0rt.
| 2mrembmrg.
Sn 0eutih Otb braden orei
8erbre6er aus 0em @efangniB. Sic
iiberftelen eine1 @Grter, entrillen linn
sic 5dliIiiel, i6loiien cine 3eue ouf
uno entfamen. - Das @obnbol1s oes
@aittpirtbes 2ieid in S9raiiig
gerietb @a6ts gegen 1 l1br in 8rano
l1no ml1roe nebit Stall nn6 Sduppen
Elm &a1b Ger 6lammen. Ser 59a6en
belauft ltd auf etma 5000 ST. =
9(uf ser M6olpb=gmil=& itte in 6 d.
a. 8. Ml5. famen 5tpet Mrbetter 6ur9
|gtftige @aie um's 2eben. 9ie Momen
Ser beioen itn6 g. Mntonp, is Sabre
alt, lrno Sbeo6or 8ogel aus Deutid=
&eoingen. 3met an6ere Mrbeiter, ser
80 Sabre alte @dGoiier Sob. &euid=
ling aus 3olper un6 ser %36iGbrige
S@loiier 8tr@em aus @id, muroen
bel Sen &ettungsarbeiten betdubt. Ser
3litan6 6es lebtgenannten lit be6enf-
li6. = @dibren6 elmer 6abrt fiel ser
47iabrige 3aglobner 8. @eti6burg
ans @elfdei6 BON Ser Detdiel
ieines @agens ltno fam unter bas
@efdbrt al liegen. Sic MG6er gingen
linn uber Sen @opf. Ct itarb cine
@iertelitunoe ipater infolge zines
8ru6es Ser @irbeliaule. - SIN TO-
ben Sitter BON 81 Sabren itarb in
ser Mbtei ct. Mauritius in GIerf
ser 8ene6ictinerpater Som. Moel.
Ser @eritorbene mar in @betms gebo=
rem uu16 Dor SO Sobren in ser Mbtei
Solesmes in SEN 8eneoietineror6en
getreten. = 8eim S6lofengeben fiel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

geln 10 idtper bertpun6et, 6aB iie nadj
Der Mniidt Ser Ier5te ni9t nit DEM
2eben 0aponfomme11 fam. Gas Ma6,
den lteQte ii6 nod ieiner Sbat ielbit
Der Yoli5et. - Dcr 2anomirtb 8ei=
ienmaper aus . ggersbeim muir
oe auf einem Selomege ourd ei,ten
StoB ieineS 8agens bon ieinem Sibe
geidlel16ert uno fiel nit SEM @e1idt
in Den 5dlamm. Ser na6 linn fol-
genoe a%ngebangte 8agen ging iiber
lbn bintpeg, 10 oaB ct iid nidt mebr
beraltsarbetten fonnte uno Sen gr=
il%idungstoo fa1o. Gr binterlGbt 5
l1nper iorgte &inoer.
8Irttembers.
Ser Weingartner &urt aus $ 0 =
benaslad mtBbanoelte feline
5rau. Auf lire @ilferltfe elite ibr
Sobn berbei uno eridll1g sen @ater
nit elmer Nrt. = Nad Sen bel oem
Minilterbeiuh in @orb abgei6loi=
ienen 6eitltellungen belduft 1t6 Ser
Sturmihaoen i'm Sberan1t @orb inge=
lammt a11f $4,000 Marf.
8aoen.
Sn @all0orf mllroe ser $50.
@eburtstag Sobanu Safob Altors>
SEM geiddftltd gr0Bten 0el1tidameri=
faner, BON @al,ie aus Sobn zines ar
men Dorfmebgers, gefeiert. gincent
Mitor, oaS iebige Oberbaupt 6es @al1=
les Nitor, ianote Ser 9orfpertpaltung
einen 5l1iabli6en @obltbatigfeitsbei=
trag bon 10000 sc. gu peiterem Mn=
oenfen an ieinen @orfabren, Sen Bel5=
ban6elsfiriten. = Sci ser @abl 6es
Ell ten 8irgermeiiters bon 6rei=
burg erbielt 3metter 8iirgermeiiter
@ieoel s~timmenmebrbeit. @r lit TO-
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