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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-03
Give Your
NeighbOr an
Equal Chance
81 HOLLAND

~ you have hecn buying
goots OF a matt order
house you doubtless think it
has been % your advantage
20 d. So You have believed
that you were saving money
or were getting better goods.
let ns sse &c this Is true
uayr you tried 90 DO BUSH
NESTS with yonr local mer-
chant your ueighhor on tie
trtms that the mail onlor
housc exnrtsG Nog Then
suppose sou rry it
Just 20 into the store.
plauS down your cash and
tell what you want You
might even tell the merchant
that you viii wait few days
Tor the goods See II your
local merchant can't serve
you better and as chenply as
fhe mail order house
The lotai merchant usually
extends credit for two. four
or six months The mail or.
der house demands cash 10
advance II uses your mon
ey as working capital II
losses nothing 90 interest.
nothing IN b. q debts or On
slow paying customers. Try
this cash Ia advance plan on
the local merchant the man
son know and se,. 10 Dee can't
make t Cd yonr advantage 70
SPEND Your MONEY
WIttEg Yor MAKE I'm
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-03

4. n. Victor and A. II. Beamer of
Rupert came over from Jerome last
evening in their automobile whore
they had been taking in The fair.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-03

10 RENT CHEAP Eight room
stone roof house, eleven lots. wafer
and light in house. water free. In
Iuire Domingo SnlOagO str
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-03

Just received a largo invoice
" China, both decorated aud plain
These goods are offered at extreme
" low prices. ShOshOue Hardware
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-03

II good merchandise. low prices.
prompt scr lee and personal at
lchiian appeal 10 you, trade at lhg
Morse Store.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-10-03
RlcHFIIa.D NEWS NOTES.

Zoo late for last week.
Mrs. r. p. Mioklewait and her
daughter Margaret spent Saturday
ia ShOshOne
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-06-05

Our studio equipment is up-to date.
and the entire studio surroundings
are designed to put the sitter at ease,
enabling us to catch the living natur-
al every day expression. II this Is
your idea of a portrait you will ap-
preciate our work. and remember.
only 60 days more in which to obtain
1t. Rembrandt Studio.
Pete Brockenour came in Monday
from the South Fork mining district.
He says the recent work done on the
South Fork bridge approaches has
greatly improved the convenience Of
that structure, and the raising of the
east end of the same has helped to
lessen its chances of being swept
away by high water, the danger of
which for this season he thinks is
passed.
w. H. Bash closed deal Saturday
for the sale of his farm near Rocky
Butte school house, northeast of town
to Anton Jansen, of Greencreek, for
$50 an acre and will hold sale of
his personal effects on Saturday, June
7th, preparatory to leaving for Mon
| tana to locate. The farm sold con-
sists of 100 acres of pretty good land
and is cheap at the price paid for 1t.
Cottonwood Chronicle.
NJ. Nd Mrc Suyin q hnQ ri
were in the city last week from their
Clearwater home attending the horse
show. Mr.. Swineheart informed the
Globe that during the recent electri-
cal storm considerable damage was
done to stock in his section. Henry
Lohrey had two horses killed, Charles
Strow had horse killed by lightning
striking a tree under which 1t stood
Dan Strow lost a saddle horse, and
George Emmett had a horse killed in
his pasture.
Walter L. Brown arrived from Cot
tonwood and will be at once Joined
by his family, when they will estab-
lish their permanent home here.
Mr.. Brown recently purchased the c.
, w. Mount residence on Normal Hill.
He has been a resident OF Cottonwood
and the prairie country for many
, years and has large property inter.
ests there. His decision to establish
his permanent home in Lewiston was
. reached after spending two winters
in California Tribune.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-06-05

Just sixty days more to get Rem
brandt Photos. Don't put 1t off too
late-make your appointment today.
Tony Aichlmayr, formerly of Cot
tonwood, who moved to Charleston
some months ago, has traded a 5-acre
tract at the latter place for mea
market in Vollmer and will move
there it Is said.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Priddy went to
Moscow on last Sundays train, and
returned this week, making the trip in
Mr.. Priddy's automobile, giving them
the best of opportunity to inspect the
crop conditions, which are pronounced
the best ever.
! The old pioneers of Idaho county
should not forget the meeting called
for next Saturday. June 7th. at the
court house in this city. A full at
tendance is desired, as arrangements
are to be made for the annual meet
ing later in the season.
Fred Higgins came up from Clark
ston last week and with his two
daughters Is stopping at the home
! of his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E
Rowe, near Denver. preparatory t.
going into Higgins Hot Springs fol
the summer
Robert McCulley, the local cattle
man, will leave Friday morning TO
a visit with his father and mother
of Wapello, Iowa, whom he has no
seen for seven years. He intends
to remain in that country for abou
six weeks.
t ]. Mckinney, an old time frien'
of the Imperial landlord, presented
a beautiful gold pin to Mrs. Jone
last Saturday, with which to attac
the ribbon designating her as the bes
lady rider in the contest. The pi
came through the medium of R. Duh
laps and Mrs. F. A. Tamblyn.
w. A. Shatzer, the White Bird liz
eryman, was up attending the hors
show and had in the parade his blac
and cream colored mule team, hitche
up with another pair OF the sam
breed. Afterwards he traded tn
: mules to Joe Dysart for his mate
sorrel driving team.
q A letter received this week by tn
: Globe from Elmer Genger, at Powe
0 Mont. says: Everything is 'ookin
' we'll over here. with the best pro
!. poets of a crop in the three years
/. have been here. All the Grangevil
!, people over here are fine and dand,
= including Farmers Woods and M
: lean. Will try and be over to tn
!. Round UP this fall"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-06-05
IN THE LEAG UE
AND JUST B ALL
CONTINUED from page u

). MACE their wad on Cote nwood at
ayen money; but it evidently wasn't
a. the cards for them to win. Four
,ormer Lewiston players, Mcfarland,
rhiesman, Gooch and Dole, and rated
- good as they have eve r had at
.ha forks, were lined up with the
prairie team, and they wer e suppos-
Al to savvy many of the Lewiston
vays and the weak points of the play
ara. but that was also a trick that
worked the other way as well, and
when Gooch got into the box the ba-
mana eaters touched him up for 16
hits. while Foran only allowed the
visitors hits.
II Is said that Hayes, the Indian
abort stop for Cottonwood, sulked at
Lewiston because the management
would not let him catch. After the
rame he got drunk. but returned to
cottonwood, and the next day was fir
al. Geo. Lenge got his hand split,
and this has worked the team a hard
ship; although it is understood that
another good man has been secured
to take Hayes place and the team
will come up next Sunday as strong
as ever in the contest with Lewis
ton.
Reubens at GrangeviIIe Next Sunday.
Next Sunday the Reubens Lumber
lacks will com to Grangeeville for the
return game, and will probably put
Blakesly, the new pitcher who won
the Lewiston game, in the box. In
the Reubens game Sunday Mays,
the catcher who hammered out two
2baggers and one 3-bagger in the
Lewiston game, could do nothing with
Karr worth speaking Of.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-06-05

An immense stock of the latest wall
perial Hotel. A. w. Robinson and
Son.
S. j. Foster, formerly In business
at this place Is in the city from Po-
catello, where he has been for the
past few months.
Mrs. Alice R. Vincent came up
from Lewiston Sunday to look after
some property interests and visit with
old time friends.
Mrs. Dave Sasenbery and daughter
Margaret, are visiting with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Hall, at Charleston.
Prof. Rice and mother have moved
from the Presbyterian parsonage to
the D. F. Van Pool residence in the
south part of town.
Mrs. Bert Deering arrived in Grange
Vile this week from Boise and Port
land, she having been in the latter
city for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jones left Thurs
day morning for Boles, where they
will spend the next few weeks look
ing after extensive cattle interests.
F. A. Meader has been doing land
office business in the grain insurance
business this week, and he reports
the crop conditions as fine.
Dave Yates, George Stanberry and
It. M. Atwood were among the sub
stantial Winona citizens who were in
attendance at the stock show.
Mrs. Chris Schmadeka left Tuesday
morning for Portland, where she will
meet her daughter, Mrs. Joe kilen'
who is on her way home for visit
Lost-An open faced gold watch
on Friday, May 80. at excavation on
new school building. Reward for re-
turn of same to Globe office, or
J5-3t W. l. ln"iN
Mrs. L. M. Harris, Mrs. E. s. SWee
and Mrs. Harry Dobner, will leave
next Sunday for Colfax as delegates
from the local order to the Circle
convention at that place.
c. w. Greenough came over Tnurs
dow evening from Cottonwood to joil
his wife. who is here visiting ne
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. McDon
aid.
Ole Johnson has completed the ex
cavation on the basement OF the new
school building, and is now ieVeiih
the grounds preparatory to na'in
the same seeded down.
can sell you 40, 80, or 10 acr
tracts of land on the Clearwater rl'
or near town and school, from 200
ner 40 acres up, on easy terms y
the owner. C. M. Butler Stites ios
l. M. Harris left Thursday morn
mo for a trip through Californis
whore he will look over some prol
artv investments for clients. He 81
-. a. ha absent for several weeks
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-06-05

Real estate. Geo. M. Reed.
Lem Root was in town this week
from the Joseph country.
/. C. Hattabaugh came In Thurs
day night from Lewiston.
Mrs Eliza Everett is visiting in
Portland and attending c. S. meet
Ing
Mrs. Stantial returned home Thurs
day evening from a trip to outside
points.
Cast stoves and ranges from $500
to $500 at Lingo's second hand
store.
Fred Corliss Is in town from his
home on the South Fork Of the Clear
water.
Plain and fancy weaving. Mrs.
Harry Brown. R. F. d. /, Grangeville,
Idaho. 27-2t
mrs. 81 HOlsclaW was taken by ner
husband last week to Charleston for
treatment.
B. Anger attended the Schriners
gathering at Lewiston the first of
this week.
Iron with electricity at cents per
hour. Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co.
DR.. H. B. Blake was business
visitor Thursday from the Reuter-
vile country.
Iron with electricity at 8 cents per
hour. Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co.
Mrs. w. H. Badgero left Tuesday
morning for a month IS visit with
Spokane friends.
DO your washing with electricity
at &c per hour. Grangeville Electric
Light & Power Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Lee and
little son Jack, came up Thursday
evening from Lewiston.
Do your washing with electricity
at &c per hour. Grangeville Electric
Light & Power Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Howe came VI
nom the Salmon river ranch to take
IN the show last week.
Hot Point Electric Irons guaran
iced 10 years, $3.50. Grangevill'
Eiectric Light & Power Co.
Mrs. Bessie Vonhaman, nee Colvin
arrived the first Of the week for
visit with her home folks.
hot Point Electric Irons guaran
ICED 10 years, $3.50. Grangevill'
Hiectric Light & Power Co.
W. Hovey Hill returned last weel
from an engineering trip to the Unit
VI racer mines at Lucille.
Evan Evans left the first of tn
week for business trip up the Sal
mon river to the ROBBIE ranch.
Mrs. Donna Hewes left the frs
u the week for her old home in Port
'snd to be absent for several weeks.
I. G. Irwin from Tharp, was doin
BUSINESS in the city last week, an
was loud In his endorsement OF tn
horse show.
Mrs. c. C. Call returned to Lewis
"n with her sister, Miss Rowley, an
WI visit for a time with the HON
folks.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-06-05
CHIROPRACTIC

Adjust all chronic troubles. No
Drugs-No Medicine.
DR.. w. q. SIMS,
CHlROPRACTOR
Over Express Office, Entrance 105
Main Street.
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surnfsR

2sipsia II. gull. Gas 5p5lfie
Dsutipe 5urnfeit ndbert ii6 isinem
Gnbs. aber oergnibufiasmus, nit otm
Is ssfeiert Dirb. In nod INNER 10
srob ipie am anfdns. 6eute ipurbtn
bic sefiern besonnsnen Wttitimpfs sii
Gno. eefiibrt unb bic 2siitungen Der
9auIense pon1urnsrn, bic iih an benz
ielben bstheiIigtsn. seftnlistsn fih
ipieber srcbartis. obelei6 fie burh nm
giinftigs Wittsruns beeinir1htigt fpurs
ben. Oos pr6ntiee Wett<r, bas pGbs
renn ber erifsn orei 1age hsrrifss.
belt rimli9 ni6t an. Gs regnsts
| taft mdkxsuS 1ss .aanasE 9asss.
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Jn(an0 Ie(egrap6
pie &Ommifiion sur Der
mittsIuHg uno 8ers
fobnung.

90 al btugton, 9. g., II. SuIi.
graiioent WiIiou bat am Souneritdg
4beno BiQiam Chambers DOM 0Iz
Itritt bon Columbia, gum GommiHdr
fir germitteluns unb 9eri0bnung err
Hannt, uno :. W. W. Sduger gu ieiz
nsm qFiitsnten. Sbre Grnsnnung
piro am Jreitdg bem Senat 3ugsz
ihitt ueroen. Die 6eioen dnoeren
Witglieoer Der 2ommifiiou perosH
ieiH: Der Ri6ter Wartln Snopp pom
5ouoelsgerift uno 2ouis ). qoit,
9iIfsfetretdr fir Qrbeit.
Die iofortige 8sItdtigung Der No=
mirationen pirb erpdrtst. Rihter
Chambers, Der on Der Spise Der Gomz
milton ftsbt, mar friiser gbef oes inz
ternationalen gerihts in Sapana,
unD mar ieit 1901 TitgIieo Der
.5paniIb treatp Claims gommiIion .
Gr tat abr duh bel grfabrung in
Der ShIi9sung bon ar5ettsritreitigs
teiten.
4msritanif6er qpit of c
meritanif9e Res
belIenermoro
0emine, y. W., II. Suli. Sin
Sourisr bat Die Rahri6t bterber se=
bradt, bab in Der Rdbe pou GoIums
| bu2 an Der msyituniIden Gren3e, Der
ameritanii1e Yoitbote, Der ben Der
tebr 3piiten 8ening uuo Columbus
ypamittslts, bon meritanii6en Rsbs1en
srmorbst porbeu iei. Der goitbote
lpuroe BON ieinem 9fero berabgeifoi-
ZEN uno mSbrere 8rieffdte, bic er nit
fich fiibrte, purben bon ben aebeuer
eeItobleH uno iiber Die @rense mad
Msrito gsbrabt. Sn eiuem Der SID:
| foll fih cine srobe Summe esIoss
befunben bdben, bic eine Strmd ir
Columbus na6 9emtng sefhidt bate
0as ameritanii6e Son IL
lat in gisbros Regras
beoro TT.
Gagle paB, ssrus, II. SuIi. -
gs niro bier auf quite 4utorttdt BIZ
ertlGrt, odb Der Der. ct. &onIul Gus
porth in Qieoros Rssras, Meritr
mad Wdfhingtou teIesrapbtrt babe
baB er einsm 8pnamittpmplot gsee,
| tug aHsritanifhe aonfulat auF oi
| Spur getpmmen Tel unb er ii9 in Sc
benssefabr befinoe. Soniul gas
NORTH brinst bic Rddte i'm Qrmes
poiien gu eagle PuB su. Die Qrdio
bss &pniulats nurben am Witttpod
out bic omerit1uiide Ssite Der 0rsns
ssSraat.-,
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WetterberiMt.

Sir Ohio, MeIt 9irsinien, ods
speitlide penniplpnnien unD Snoiand
Maaenein ifones Metter am Grettag
unb GamItag. gtrdnoerlit,e DiRoe.
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Cincinnati. sreitas. Sem 10. Snli 1913.

nen She'll 8ur 0eritdrfung Der brttt>
fden 5lotte beitragen tpiiroe, oenn Die
Dffentli6e Weinung in ganaoa lei baz
fir. gr fagte fsrner. DdB i'm ndditen
Sa6r Lus Wtarinemtniitertum befer in
Der Gage Iein piirDe, buriibsr 81 urz
t6eilen, oh bas 5lottenprogramm err
tpeitert fperben io1e. oSn3nii6en
tpiiroe tpdbreno Der nd6ften neun
Monat. bic 5lotte um eli
nen 9orpeooboot3erIt0rer Dermebrt
fperben, i'm nGhften Sabre ale breiBig
3age um einen fleinen Greu3sr, uno
pdbrsnb Der ndcbiten 18 Monate ale
45 Gage I'm einen Super 8rsao>
nougbt.
5err Gbur6ia fprat aud bes 2dn>
eeren iiter ods 9roblsm Der Selliefes
rurg fir bic 8riegsI6iffe. Gr mics
barauf bin, oaB our 3ett ma6r als
bunbert 5orpepoboot3erIt0rer 9e6aut
ipurbsn, bic ale fir 0slbsi3ung eingee
rihtet itnD, unb aud bic neuenShiffe
beg Brogramms bon 1923 gum
groben 9b:il fir Sel6ei3ung eingerihs
tet fsin tpiiroen. SSiinf Der Danger:
Iihiffs piirDen aohlen bremen, abe,
aud fir Sel6eisung etngeri6tet rper.
benz um eosntueI gr0bere 8eihtptrl.
Ibigteit er8islen gu t0naen, i'm 2tQge.
meinen fpiiroen aber auf ben GROCER
| gan3eri6iffeu nur So6len gebei3
perben. 1ds Warineminiiteriun
ftrebs babin, afIes in Der Warine bs
nOthigte Gel felbit 3u probu3ireu.
! Sn 8erbinoung 6amit ertlGrte e
iaud in oramatif6er Deiie. auf Del
QntauF bon Wdrconi Qttisn Ieiteni
psri6iebener 9abiuetsmitglieber on
ipieleno, OaB tein Ulitglieb bes8riegs
| miniiteriums Qttien BON Del .&om
pagRien befdBe.
Der llnioniit 9urreQ BON Wiltfbir
oerlangts 5u piITen. ob bas W&tniite
rum auh fir bic anbsrsn Rdbinets
mitgIieoer perburgen tonne, oa aetpiF
Geriihte i'm lmlauf Ieien. 6err gbur
4 dill ertIdrte bieIe Gerii6te absr fiji
uHnabr.
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@ieberruft allies.

u { 10 y yprt, II. JuII. EDnl5
5eroinano BON 8ulgurien bat burh
ieineu Getretdr cine 9epei4e an Die
4Fociirte PreFe geT6idt, in Der er in
empbatii9erWeiIe in 2tbre0e iteIIt, oaB
bic buIgarii6en 3ruppeu ouf t6rem
3id3ug Dor ben Gjrie6en 70 fur6tbare
Greueltbaten beg1ngen bdttsu. Gr
fiigt btn3u, bag bisfe 8erutte in um=
lauf qeisbt toiroen, I'm bic 0fFertlihe
Dteinung gegen Die 8ulgaren gu beeinz
ftufen.
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Die gerlinsr Strabsnbabn sroffnsts
am 1onntrftas ihren neiien 8ubnhof
in Gihtsnberq. Gs TIT Der irsitdus
|srObte Strobsnbobnbof in b<r san5eu
Melt.
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9eim 9ergtrareGu err
Thpffen.

Dinnipeg, ManitObu, II. Suli.
0r.Jraut6aufsu, Elm betannter f6fpst>
ssrtf6er Gelsbrtsr unb 6oriher, bat
fb an IlittDo6 gibenb in ben sell
isugs6irgen lei 8auff, Qlbsrta, beim
Grtlettsrn zines gsrsss srI6oFsR.
Wahri6eirIia baubsIt es iia um einsu
llnaIidsfau.
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Gtne 8rau bes Morbes ana
getIagt.

6 btcagO, 81, II. Sult. 6rau
gli8abetb 9eiumore puroe am Dom
nersta1 formeQ Der Grnorbuna bon
SSames 4cques angetlagt, befeu BON A
Gugeln ourhbo6rter G5rper auT einem
8auplab binter Der Wohnlng Der
S5rau 9eiamore aufgefunben ipurbe.
2tcques mar Der 9eiiBer zines 8eItluz
rants auf Der SitIeite.
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Der 99-mpfer % lama" m tt
9oualo M Millan gTz
petition ueftranDet.

petition geitraubet.
ct. So6us, q. g., II. Suit. !
Der 9ampfer Diana" nit Der Do
noIo U&cUtiqau Expedition nad Groz
derldnb in Der arttiiden Regipn an
goro, lit am Barge point, 40 WIeilen
psitIi6 BON Battle 5arbor, an Der
Strabs bon, Belle S5sLe geftranoet.
Der Reufunolanber 3oQtutter
,Stsllu Mariu" IpurDe am 0onnersz
tag Der .0iana" 81 5ilfe gei6idt.
Die gtdhridt BON Der Stranoung
Der Diana" purpe an 0onnsritag
Mprgen bon Der Bah Of Sslanos an
Der Beittiifte oon ReufunoIanb bierber
teIegrdpbirt, ua6oem fie Dura cine
&stte BON Guutentelegrapbeu : Sta
tioneu oortbin gelungt mar. Die De-
peIR CAB teine GinseIheitsn an. Die
Stella Waria" muB stHs ~Streds DON
400 WteiIen 3uriidlegen, um Dem gez
itranoeteH Sdtffe su Silfs gu tomz
men.
Barge potnt, no Die Diana" fran
oete, beftnbet fi6 om ertremen fiolihz
item gnoe Der Giifte pou Qabraoor uno
liegt unseFG1r so W1sifeu 0Itli6 BON
Der 9rensIinis 5pii9en 2abruoor uno
Der propin3 Quebec. Cine grobere
4HIieolung befinoet ii9 Htat in Der
9eoeno.
Die Expedition mar Don Der umsrtz
tanifhen 9epgrap6ifdsn GeieGfdaft
uno benz 2lmeritdntitsu Raturges
fhi6tli6eu Wuieum BON Netp Yort
ausgsi@idt porben. Die Sori9er bat
ten bic 4bitht, bret Sabre in Groders
lamb su3ubrjngen.
Nus benz 5on Der 9epeIte 1T 3u
entnebmen, baB bic Diana" pabrs
| fheinlid gu 8runbe geben rptrb, uno
| in bieIem Sale muB Elm droerer Dam
pier abgei6idt rpsroen, I'm Die grpe.
oition unb ibre 9orrdt6s on goro gu
ns6men.
9er 2o6nitrttt an ben
Ditli6en gtfenb B q 9nen.
Eep gort, IT. Suli. Die 80.
600 &onoutteurs uno 3ugb:bieniteter
Der Dftlihen 8abneu, bic NIT eineu
Streit brpben, tperben untsr teiner
llmitdnosn ibre 3uitimmung ba3u ge:
Zen, bab Die gsI9perosn Der giien
bubnen gIsi13sttig nit ben 2obnForoes
runqen Der 4nQeftellten fhieosaeriht
lth g2IhIiatet tperoen. Sn Dieieu
| Sinne babsn iid am 4benb %. q. 2e
uno u. 9. 0urretfon, bic Yrdiibenter
Der 8riiperi6dft Der &onoutteure UNI
Der 3ugbeDieniteten ausgefpro62H. 2e'
fiigte bin3u, bab penn bic giienbab
nen auf ibrem StanDpuntt perbarrer
ioIlteH, es abioIut gstptB lei, bab eli
| Streit foIgen tpiroe. Die Giienbabn
8trettoren, pbgiei6 lie purauf be
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Der Ii6 fir bic Giienbabnen iRtsreFirt
eine Sonferens obbalten 8u ppqsn UNI
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gung an oem Streit Der 4ngeitellte
Der Seibeuipinnereieu 3uriid3iebe
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