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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05
CEMENT FACTORY is
PUSHING DEVELOPMENT

To carry on this vast enterprise will
require an immense outlay of money
before the plant can begin producing,
and those who are endeavoring to give
Orofino this permanent manufacturing
plant ought to receive, and that with
out any solicitation, the united and
loyal support of every man, woman
and child. not only in Orofino, but in
the entire county in which this business
is locatsd. You may not be able to in
vest money, but all Of US can boost; we
can encourage others to boost, and we
can do more-we can talk 1t to the
stranger who comes here, and tell our
friends about it when we write to them.
The writer has had something to do
with helping to develope large man
ufacturing industry and knows where
Of he speaks. And from this expert
ence let the Republican urge with all
possible earnestness the necessity, II
Orofino citizens desire and hope to see
a home industry actually realized, Of
getting behind the cement factory with
your moral support.
You may not be able to play in the
line, but even cripple can stand ON
the side lines and "root''. And every
: man who ever wore foot ball uniform
will tell you that half the victory comes
from the man on the side lines,
'sRoot" for OrofinO.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05
LIVE STOCK SPECIAL
TO VISIT OROFINO

used and made most apetiz-
ing and palatable,
Upon arrival at each point where a
scheduled stop is made, Acting Presi-
dent Carlyle and Prof. E. j. Iddings will
give most interesting and instructive
lectures which will prepare you to more
fully enjoy the study Of the different
breeds of live stock and the Woman's
Demonstration Car. Competent at
tendants will be present during the in
spection of the train to answer ques-
tions and thoroughly explain all parts
Of the work.
Some form of live stock is the basis
of farm success; meat is an essential
article of diet in every home. Its high
cost leads us to the careful study Of
its most economical use. The Northern
Pacific is bringing this part of the
State University and its special workers
as near your farm houses as its rail:
will permit. We want, through the
schools, to extend this special invita-
ton for the housckeepers and farm
patrons to visit this Live Stock anC
Meat Demonstration School on wheels
w. H. OLIN,
Director of Ayr, Extensiod, U. Of l
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05
Senator Brady is Busy.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 2.-The in
dictment last week Of one of the lar
gest seed firms in the country for mis-
using the mails several months ago by
sending literature broadcast over the
branding Idaho alfalfa seed as
infected with wevil and at the same
time disposing Of the same seed under
a Montana brand has caused quite
sensation, and demonstrates the fact
that the time has passed when corpo-
rations can make false and malicious
statements detrimental to the citizens
Of state to advance their own pur-
poses.
The indictment Of this firm, Rosen-
berg & Liberman, of Madison, Wiscon-
sin, is result of the untiring efforts
Of Senator James H, Brady, who has
been constantly in touch with the Fed
eral officials with a determination to
bring to justice those people who SO
viciously misrepresent this Idaho pro
duct, causing considerable loss to The
farmers and seed dealers of his state.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05
Fine Stock Pays.

This week A. N. Dyer sold fine
young male Holstein to A. c. Rigging,
one OF the prominent farmers OF the
Winona section, consideration $3.50.
Mr.. Higgins, it is said, could have
parted with the animal before leaving
town at good advance In price, but
refused to do so. The calf was from
the fine HOlstein cow bonght by Mr..
Dyer, at thesfinc stock sale held year
ago by the university at Moscow, and is
q fne specimen Of the kind. He is
nine months old and registered
-Grangeville Globe.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05
Basket Ball.

The local high school basketball
team will play its first game Of the sea-
son here q week from SATURDAY. night,
Dec. Is, against the Kamiah high
school aggregation. Our boys have
been guaranteed an oyster supper If
victarious; SO, rest assured, they are
.out for blood. They have never
been defeated by Kamiah. Don't miss
the opportunity oftseeing them main.
tain their record. Although the team
has not yet been picked out, the ma.
terlal is first-class and promises live
combination.
The game will be played in the l. O
o. F. hall at 7:30 P. M. The heating
Of the room is perfect and there il
room for all-no cause for cold feet
Evsrybody,come! Admission: Adults
25 cents; children Is cents.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05

Through the courtesy Of the Nor
thern Pacific Railroad veritable
school Of animal husbandry on wheels
will be run through all parts of North
Idaho served by that road. Nothing OF
the kind has ever before been at
through the rural schools,
we hope to get word to the men and
women on the farms and in the homes
Of North Idaho that this is their school,
that the train is run for their benefit
and that we wont them to meet the
train at the nearest stop the Live
Stock Special makes to their locality.
Exceptional and most worthy individ-
uals have been chosen from the uni
versity herd, representing three draft
breeds, three beef breeds, three dairy
types Of cattle, four breed of hogs and
five breeds Of cattle.
Miss Hoover and Miss Kelley Of thu
home economics Department Of thu
University Of Idaho have fitted up
car to especially teach the various
butchers cuts on the various meat ami
mails Of the farm, the relative value o
the different cuts and will explain VIII
the cheaper cuts Of meat can be eco
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05
Governor Haines says:

s'The most important question in the
last campaign was the question Of taxa
ton. All parties were committed to
the strictest economy in public expen-
ditures, and the successful party prom
ised to do all in its power to bring about
reduction in taxation throughout the
state. This promise has been made
good insofar as :onomy in state expen-
ditures is concerned, and, as a result Of
the study given this matter, we are now
prepared to point out the method
through which substantial reduction
in individual assessments can and must
be brought about.
ut is clearly evident that in order
10 bring about such lowering Of tax
levies as will materially reduce indi-
vidual assessments it is necessary to
enlist the active interest and co-opera.
ton OF every taxpayer in the state Of
Idaho. Every man who pays taxes
should know just why he pays them,
and the purposes for which the money
so paid is to be used.
| What Taxpayer Should Know.
"He should know the part that goes
to the state, and how IT is there applied;
the part which goes TO the county and
how that is used; the part which goes
to his city, town or village, and whether
or not it is properly and economically
expended, and, finally, the part which
goes to his road and school districts, and
whether the same is expended with the
: idea Of giving the taxpayer full value
for the outlay which he is called upon
: to make. In other words, every tax
payer should be just as fully informed
at all times with regard to the handling
}. Of these details OF public business as HI
9 is concerning the details Of his own pri
IS vate business. He should watch tn
tax-spending end of governmental ma
s. chinery quite as carefully as he does tn
tax-gathering end.
State Tries to Save Money.
'eThe publicity and interest which
necessary with reference to local e,
penditures have tried to bring abo,
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05

Orofino has an industry that will
soon become one of the most important
manufacturing concerns in the state, a
business that will, when ready to oper-
ate, furnish employment to small
army Of men. We refer to the blig ce-
ment plant now being erected in the
eastern part Of town, ON which many
thousands of dollars have already been
expended for permanent improve
ments, and on which gang of men
is now working. Owing to the mudy,
soft condition Of the ground it was
found necessary this week to lay off
the teams that were excavating for the
first big rotary drum kiln, but other
work is going ahead, and the plant
pushed as rapidly as possible.
With the advent Of what may be
properly termed the Cement age"
when cement has come to be one of the
most used articles for construction
it is matter Of vast commercial i'm
portancc to any community to possess
as does Orofino, right within the cit,
limits, veritable mountain OF the yer,
highest quality of commercial cemen
stone. And. when a small city lik
Orofino finds strong company G
responsible men actually spending thei
funds developing such an industr
there is double cause for feeling {
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05
WHO GETS THE. MONEY!


Governor Haines on Saturday sent
Axel p. Ramstedt, president Of the
state tax commission, communica-
ton, in which he asks that the tax
commission make a thorough inves-
tigation to determine how much rev.
enue is raised for, state, county, mu-
nicipal, school and highway district
purposes; how much is the bonded
debt Of each; how the taxes collected
are distributed, and above all else
what can be done to tighten the bur-
den Of taxes that the people are now
required to carry? A report cover
ing all the points suggested is asked
for by January Is, in order that
steps may be taken to correct any
evils that may be uncovered.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05
Resolutions.

The loving and alwise father having
seen fit to remove sister Louisa Swan
son from our midst, be it
Resolved: That Evergreen Temple
No. q extend their heartfelt sympathy
to fthe bereaved family in this their
hour Of sorrow, that our charter be
draped in mourning for perion OF
30 days, that these Resolutions be
spread on the minutes Of lhe Order.
Also that copies be sent to members OF
the family.
MRS. NESSIE COCHRAN, M. E. G,
BERTHA BECK, M. Of R. & G.
BY order OF Committee.
MAUD FRAZIER,
MARY CHENOWETH,
ZOE SMALL.
Friends and neighbors living in Orc.
fino, who attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Swanson, held at Lewiston, are as fol
lows: Messrs Theo. Fohl, Frank Ze
lenka, A. Compton, Harry Caufield
Chas. Bradish, P. E. McRoberts, VIM
Noble, VIM. Walsh, Ellis Small, j. T
Molloy; Mesdames E. Small, Mar.
Chenoweth and Maud Frazier. A
Lewiston they were joined by mem
bers Of the Lewiston Lodges, also tn
Lewiston Business College, who at
tended in body.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05
ditional families.

ditional families.
The land, purchased sometime ago
by lumber interests for mill site, i,
it is reported, wanted cleared at once
by the purchasers, and rumor has it
that this is the first step looking to the
erection Of mammoth saw mill within
four miles of Orofino. Whether this ID
to be the home Of the Elk River mill,
which may be moved to a warmer To-
cality, or new mill, is not known, and
makes little difference. The important
thing is that indications point to early
development Of timber manufacturing
in this locality.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05
GOVERNOR HAINES DIGS
DEEPER INTO TAXATION

with reference to state expenditures.
The present administration has been
most careful in its supervision of pub
lie expenditures, and it must appear to
all who have read the quarterly reports
submitted by the various departments
that we have made in each case either a
substantial reduction in expenses or an
Improvement or enlargement in the
services rendered.
"But in addition to practicing care
and economy in the use of money ap-
propriated we must seek to have the
people themselves exercise greater
supervision over those bodies which
have been entrusted with power to
levy taxes. We must ask them also
to analyze carefully the separate
sources from which the various items
in their tax bills arise, and to fix in
their minds the proportion OF their as.
sessments which go to the support oi
the state, the county, the city or the
village, the road district and the scho O
district.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05
Attorney Hannah is Home.

Attorney W.. j. Hannah, who was
called to Woodlake, Minnesota,
about six weeks ago on account Of the
death of his father, returned home
Monday evening.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05

Ellis Small and wife, j. G. Bullock,
S. A. Dunlap, P. M. Johnson, j. w.
Cavanaugh and J. S. Hdgue wese
among the Orofino visitors to the Lew
iston Stock show this week.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05

FOR SALE--A 5-room bungalow, In
Orofino. Inquire Of w. A, SHAW.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05
County Commissioners.

The board Of county commissioners
met in special session Sat-, Nov. %, and
heard arguments on petition for new
steel bridge. The bridge was decided
to be necessity and the clerk was in
structed to invite plans and specifica-
tons to be submitted for consideration
at the January meeting.
The following bills were allowed.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05

reporting matters of this kind unless
the people will do so when they first
discover the offenders.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-05
State Tax Small Item.

''In general they will find tnat their
state tax is small in comparison with
the other items, and that by far the
largest items come from their school
and road district. their city or village
taxes-those sources Of expenditure
which are nearest to them and which
are more nearly under their control.
When attention has been given to these
matters it will be realized that the
state government has been given no
Continued next week.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25
,Sm Spipital periturbcu.

9em Coroner ipuroe oeitsrn oas
Nbleben pom 5erman aiibner aus
Sbbopsan. Wlih.. mitsetbsiIi, tpel.
der in Der 0iinitas Raht i'm 0uten
Samnritsr 5oipitol reritarb. De,
geritorbene fam am 0isnitaq bisrber,
nm mi. sin.m 8efndftsfreuno gu ton.
fsrirsn. srtrantt. absr am 5riibitltss
tiif. Der grtrantte purbe oem ees
ncnntsn 5oIpital einselisfert, poielbit
er an Der grisbt'fnen Riersntrantbeit
rtrfd,isb. Gin yruber oes gerito-s
ttnen. g. 6. aiihnsr, ippbnt 1853 a;u~
fen 4penue, Cincinnati.
sSm CT. Jraneis 6oipital peritiso
csisrn Der 40 Snbrt nlte Rihae.
1roRep, pelhsr ii6 In Der 3ienitaa
9iacht i'm 3Deisboipital NIT .inem
Hafi,rmeiier pie QebIe in ieIbltmors
nerilfsr 4biihs hurn{hnittsn bate.
Der Coroner puros benahrittist.
sm guten Somoriter Soipital
retshieo In Der Dienitoa Ratt oer
s. Sabr. ate Waininiit 0sorse
oiiRbrano an ben Dolasn zines Sdd=
|fslbruhs. rpsltsn e Fn am Sonnz
toa burh ben Stur3 BON elmer 5reppe
rpr ieinem 6ault sueeSossn bate. Der
Coroner ipurbe Don benz Mblsben hes
Runnss bena9ri4tiss.
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9euti@es 4beater.
Sr0blihe NeibmadDten! - Nm ecl
@enoe bes ,Sabrcs.
las grbeifspronramm iar bic nadJ'
item Nod)en.

,Jrohlihe Wsihnaft.n." ipiinIht
bos Deutite 7beai,rsniemble isinen
trenen Gdften, benz Iheaternerein, ben
5erridafien in ben 2ossn nno i'm
BARRETT. b.m 9alsoH unb Dor alien
Der 0allerie. benn alltr Sesen tommt
lon oben. Gont oieier Shanr Der olIs
3eii Getreiisn bat bos Teuifhe 9beos
ter gineinnatis ben srhen 1beil Der
Soiion nit erobem tiiriileriihem uno
leibiihem finan3iellsm grfolss, NIT
riel Qrbeif, akr duh nit pi.l ehrlie
der anertennuns suriidselegt. Wir
itehen an Der 5abrespsnos, uno bic
oeutfh.n aiinitler hoffen, bnb aud
eer sipeite Ibeil Der Gaiion in alids
lider unb bormoniidrr MeiIe p.rlaus
fen tpiro. menn bas eeIhiebt, tpenn
oas pubiitum ittne pflibt sbtnIo
tbun pire, fpie unier gnlembls uno
iein Geiter, onnn rperben am Shlub
4lle 5ufrisoen iein, btr Gire.tor. bus
gnismble, oas publitum uno Der
1bsaterperein, beFsn raifloI.m Wirten
rod in eritsr Ginie ous 9eit,ben uns
isrss G.utftsn 1beaiers In Der a0nis
gin Ns Weitens 3l peroonten If.
Das arbeitsprosramm fir bi,
nddften Wchen lit srob nno umfonse
reid, uub uniere btllifhen aiiniiler
miiHen bic aei.rtas. elm bibhen ishr
psriiirssn, tpenn iis Iib siatt pur6a
arbsitsn molten. 4m ndhften Sonntag
iommt Sobann Reitrops 3auberpoIie
rQumpoeiDagabunbus" an bic Reihe.
Der Gumpoei IN pirtlih nidt umsus
brinssn, bsnn ipie ale anseihen err
tennen laHsn, finbet bic uuffubruns
rieIis.s Sntsreife beim bsrtihen 1beas
terpublisum, fooab unitrsm enIemble
am ndhi.en Sonnidg Elm polles 9uus
befhieoen iein miro. Am Jreitaa, ben
2. Januar, ge!onet bas tpuroerihone
beutfhe Warhenipiel .Shnttpittdxu
nno bic iieben 3merge" aIs ainoers
DoritsQuns su tleiuen prsifen our
9uffiibrilns unb fir 5onntas, ben a.
Januar. pirb Mar Drspsrs lsstes
unb bsfes auIiipiel, .oer lnhenoe
Hnube~. einiiubirt.
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An Der 0isni!as Rad]i ipurbe nurd,
pcli5iiien Der obodhloie Neser Seize
Goiporo perbaitst. .pelfsr bringenb
terbdtiia III, granbitiftung on bret
perfhitbeneH pldBen innsrholb elmer
Siunoe OerurIadt su hnbtn. 6onars
fhlkf in benz Stdl Ho. 624 San.
Sirube, poielbit elm Gtuer ausbrnh,
ieooh fonnten bic oarin beiinbiidxn
pferbe gereitsi pernsn. Dus sytlsr
iDurbs BON ein.m Ran6or 4. q. W.Gmitb
entbedt. fpeldxr aeh0rt bobfn nil.
tpie 6cnorb Gireihbolssr snt5iinDete.
,3irei Gtunben Dor Musbrun cisies
sseusrs bate Gmitb ben Urano zines
,3nunes am 6orie 90. $40 Sanc
StrdBe entbsdi. Cas brittle s5<ue.,
heHen Gntitsben bem Reser CUR Gait
caegt iriro. brad i'm HeIIer ces 6uus
fts 80. 622 Same Gtrabt aus. gsi
alItn nrei Brdnner mubie bic s5euers
ipehr In Atticn treien. Gs tpurbe i'm
6cf bts 6auies 618 Sons Gtrube
sine Aanne nit Dojoiin gefunb<n uno
cuh feftaeitellt. boB I'D, 6cnarb por
ausbru6 oes 5tusrs 3iinbb0lser Ders
fhdfft bat.
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Il n q BEN.

Soi.ph unb WarR gromrpsll. 219
20. 8. Str. s2tpiGlHae.
WilIiam uno Catherine 2epnaro,
72S Oft 6. Ctr.
sSObn unb 6.Isn aifi,3272 gsns.
foro ape.
Rpbsrt uno 2ena Raosncroit, 602
groaopap.
Frdn, unp Catherine Sautsr, 519
Sit 3. Str.
ebarIss uno asna sble. Ust. al.
peruc.
2puis unb WiIhslmine Goelmann.
1925 G.it Str.
Triebrif uub Warie Wistfe. 1914
CHM Ctr.
allsn uno sSuliu Sos!iu. Bruce unb
bamilion Npe.
We dbhen.
.Soisph uno 5rauees gruetina, 428
g!art Str.
RoRrt uno 4lma 9iinthsr. 1914
Soppls Ctr.
isrep. unD .Soo Smrenperler, Zl34
Maiiahuietts 4oe.
5enrn uno stoiephine paBsler.
2739 WcWiden 4pe.
4noren uno WahaIa Wint!sr, 1923
Mldbdma gtpe.
goUaro uno ssranees Butler. 1910
2. ape., priee 6iu.
Bernard unb emma Wenning,
1873 garren Ctr.
7Sreo. uno Wamie muller. 3761
sserninanb plaee.
4rthur uno 9ouiia S,onat. 34o
Aitaour Ctr.
Sofepb uno Anud GAZE. 418 God
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firbet. Bel bieIer gslsssnbsit perbsn
Die bieiisen Gonntagsfdaltn unb Jus
aenbbunbpsreins nit eincnber sineil
ehlen m.ttftreit ansftHien. iper Dem
GoFpitol bic reifitsn Gtf1ente barr
trinst. ssn Der anpelIe tpsrbtn 3tpei
m1d3tiae WeibnantsbGnme oifoelftni
fein, an osren einsn bic Dertreter bsr
Srnntaaslhulsn lire Dobkn hdneen.
rGbreno Der onbere Baum fur bic
gslhente Der sSuaenbbunbpereine bss
ftimmt III. MGbrenb Der Gabsn~
Msttftrsit Dor iit gebt, iptrb ein ehl
reibnahtIihes 5eitproaromm burhae.
fiibrt 1rerben. Rad Der Jeier foiai
cine aonferen3 Der dniDeienben ge.s
treter Der Sonnfogsihulen ,inb Jus
.scnbbunbpereine, Der iih Damn Elm sss
meinidaftlides abenbeHsn anfhIieBt.
Sm 9eibesoa 6ofpita
nno oem Geneiunss1eim bisits 6oipis
tais. Scarlet Oats, hattie DIE
@eibnattsieier bereits am Montae
.beaonnen nno mar geitern gum NIB.
ihIuh aelanat. 0eitern Nahmittng
feierten bic poticnten oes Bethesda.
SoipitaIs, Die aiiber Stonbe iino, ihr
gett 5u ncrlaiien, Ncibuafjten. Dsii
einer ieitlid, seitmiidten Weibnodjfs.
tanne madjten Die Strpeitern, geleitei
bon oen Serren Or. Sober, Tr. Z.
u. Giefmamn lnno Tr. u. 6. gudsr
eineu 3lnogang ourh Die perihieoe.
nen aranfeniale uno 3immer nib
iiberna ipnroen furse slniprahen &c.
taite.u uno Beihnafltslieoer geilm.
GEN. am abeno mar oonn eenein.
ifaitlifc ,seier In Der aapelle. Die IN
hofit geihmofpoller Weiie eieftriit)
heleudltet mar uuo no audi 5ipei gro-
be Sid1terbdume i'm bellIten Gersen.
iheinc ergI0n5fen.
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Nus eemWsmni3ipalSeriht.
Naior /. !. Sprafc Don Der Sells
armee 81 $50 8eloitraie Der'
nrtbeilt.

Dor Ritter 5rids fanb ssitsrn bis
8erhanolung gegen ben Wtajor Der
9silsormee ). :. Sprate, ipel6em
oas Gsbduoe, bag Oh 16. Oe5em5sr
Elm Raub Der 5lammen getporoen 1T,
itnteritsat mar, ipesen Wthtbefolgun9
bauamtli6er 8ori6riften itatt. Sprate
mar befhulbigt, bic aprrioore nidt
Don Qbfaa uno 9sriimpel fret 9sbuItsn
3u baben. Nus 5duptbslaItunes saeuee
traten gsuermarihaa Coleman uno
perihisoene 5eusrtpebrlelits uuf, peld,e
ausiast.n, oaB Ii6 Geriimpel in alien
0dngeu befulnDen bat. Die 9srbanoe
lung 3og iih Iehr in bic Gdnge, od Die
NnasItelltsn unb Waior Sprdtc be-
baupteten, oaB iib oas GsbdNoe in
retnlihem 3uitunoe befunoen bate.
I'm oas Wort .9eriimpel" entitano
cbsnfaQs cine ldngsre Quscinanoere
Issune, tpls Rtdter Stride ieoc3 rift
obbielt. ben betlagtsu Wtaior tehniIn
fir fhulbis gu befiRbeu uuo ;An 5l
elmer @eioItrafe ppn S25 neb't Soften
Su Derurtbeilsn. Die niebrtgIte 0elcz
itrafs bstrdgt $40 iiir ieoeE Gag, an
tpeI6sm ben 9orIhriften ndt erganz
gsnsr Qufforbsrung mid. nahgetonz
men porbsn 1T, Die 609ititraft 500
pro Gag. aur3 nah osg 8crbdnolung
puro. Maior Sprute auf 8ruHo 5pei=
er 5aftbefehle, tpelhe Der Gebduoss
9ommiiTdr Rapp ertpirtt bate. rpieper
perbaftst. Sprats piro III oisIen
6afibeisbIen bei9uibigt, bic 91auors
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fails perdb'dumt su boosu, fir ausgee
fiibrte Qsnosrunsen bic GrlaubniB 3u
eripirteu.
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fes unb in Isinsr 5rl:ntcn9eii org
mibbanoelt babe.
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Der in Der lestsn 3sit Ishr belie5t sss
porosnen gefhuloisuue oss gerum@
Iungerus beItanosu. Ribt.r 5rite lieB
am 9orabsno oss MeihnaAtsfeites
fiinf sraoe iein unb entlieb Die Wtehrz
sabl Der gsiduloigtsn. Cine srobe
Qnaabi obbablpisr armer, pelts lid
DOR benz Rihtsr psrantporten iodten.
nolItsn BON elmer 5rsiiprehnns nitts
piiIeu uno baten, oaB ibnen llrter-
tunft i'm Qrbsitsbaus sstpGbr. pe,ecn
mogs. Die Dunihe Der Sittitsler
purpsn erfilt. 6sute piro RiGier
;yride ebenfaus cine tur3s 0srtAtse
iisuns abbalten. nm Yerionsn, ruelhe
auf grunp tleinsrsr geIhulNgungeH
psrbaitet neroen, 9eleeenbeit 5u les
ben, bas Jeft in ibrsn 5anilisn cher
bel JrsuuosH 3u begeben.