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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-21

The bank was established in 1909
and has done 4 good business ever
since that date. Sound business
methods and guaranteed investments
are responsible for the success.
Hardware and Its Associates.
A firm that claims a right to do
business by reason of its prior ex-
istcnce is the hardware store of Guy
Willcuts. Mr.. Willcuts came to Lar
son and opened the first business
place in town, on Sept. 1, 1907. This
was before the railroad had reached
here.
Mr.. Willcuts carries a large line OF
shelf and heavy hardware, harnesses
and furniture. He also has some
dishes and quite a variety of cut
glass and earthenware.. He reports
business good and his success is prob
ably due to his b~usinesslike dealing,
as well as his large line Of goods,
which admits of a choice.
On Oct. 20, 1912, the firm of Peter
NOrd opened for business in the hard
ware line, with a complete line of
Keen Cutter goods. Mr.. Nord came
here two years ago from Minnesota,
and has enjoyed a good business at
Larson. :
His stock in trade is hardware, har-.
ness and furniture. This is among
the new establishments coming in to
help build up the town. Mr.. NorH
is a good booster and believes it
only a question of a short time until
this section will rival Minnesota.
The Mercantile Companies.
For the past two years a general
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-21

When Columbus Larson came west
from Minnesota and took up a claim
in northwestern Burke county, he lit
tie dreamed that the Guardian Angel
had sent him to name a new town.
But fate does wonderful things, and
SO the lame of Larson was immOr-
talizcd by being given to the town
which sprang up near the homestead,
when the railroad came in.
Location.
If you will take the Great Northern
branch which runs from Eerthold up
to Crosby, as the train wheels west
ward you pull mp to the station of
Larson, the last stop in Burke coun-
ty. 1t is situated on a level stretch
of prairie country, surrounded by
well kept wheat fields, blocked off
on the section lines by good roads.
Larson, however, is not the hub Of
a large grain area holding the key to
a territory within a radius of 10 or
20 miles. Her territory is all on the
south. The 500 railroad, with Column
bus at the north, robs her of her
bounty in that direction.
The Larson Money Center.
The First State bank Of Larson does
a general banking business, also han>
dies insurance, collections, foreign OK.
change, steamship tickets, real es-
tate loans, etc. The bank has a paid
in capital of 100000, a surplus fund
of $1,000 and a total deposit of over
81, 600: The officers are: A. NJ.
Eckmann, president; Frank Koestler,
vice president, and Ole Lovik, CASH
Ter,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-21

also a large buyer. Tom o. Homme is
the local buyer. The firm takes in
about 10000 bushels yearly most of
which is shipped to Minneapolis. This
house has been buying for four years.
G. A. Colson is the secretary and
treasurer Of the concern.
The Banks.
April 1907 marks the beginning of
the first State Bank of Kloton. A. NJ.
Eckman is president Of the. concern,
l.. D.. Hanson is vice president and O..
e. Lotus the cashier. 1t is capitalized
at $4,000 and has a surplus of s., 900.
The bank is in a nice building and the.
funds are handled by a corps of very
able officials. The deposits are over
$4,000.
General Merchandise.
BESIDES a line of general merchan-
disc, hardware and furniture is dealt
in by the Kloten Mercantile Company.
O. X. Kjorvestad and S. A. Trough
are the partners to the concern. They
have a large line in one OF the best
stores between Devils Lake and
Fargo. They handle Radiant Home
stoves, the Iowa Cream S%eparators,
and a full line Of me and boys fur
%nishings. The firm carries about a
$1,000 stock and does a $4,000 bus
mess yearly. ;
TO enumerate somewhat, staple and
fancy groceries, clothing, dry goods.
boots and shoes, hardware, and farm
machinery are the chief articles sold
by Charles Colson e Co. of this place.
This firm has been here for the past
six years, has a capital stock of $780,
600 and does an annual business OF
$4,000. Here is sold the international
farm machinery, and the Foot Schultz
shoes. Mr.. Colson is an old resident
and believes this town to be one of
the coming places of the state.
A Meat Market.
That dainty little meat shop that
does the big business is the place Of
Michon & Turner who, besides buying
and selling cattle and hogs, deal I'M
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-21

vicinity is $40 per acre, although
some ask as high as $50. The land
is very productive when treated &C.
cording to dry farming methods.
Diversified farming has already tah-
en- root here. There is a good lOca-
ton for a creamery. Receipts for
cream shipped from this station lasc
summer averaged from $50 to $35 per
day. In addition to this the Farmers
Mercantile company shipped as high
as 800 ounds of butter per week. The
more enterprising farmers are devel-
oping the dairy business, with the
assistance of the other people inter-
ested. Alfalfa is being introduced
and, SO far, has proved a surprising
success.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-21
hides. This place has a neat and clean
appearance and enjoys a large trade.

AN SAJoSo 81 ~ ~
Lumber and Machinery.
The Kloten Lumber and Machine
Company deals in lumoer, wood, coal,
feed etc. and sells farm machinery,
automobiles, and repairs. This con.
Germ under the management of W. c..
Rukke has been in existence for six
years. l'efore coming here Mr.. Rnkke
vas in business at Adams and
Aneta. This firm was established in
1907. They have a large and well kept
up warehouse with an office in the
main part.
Confectionery and Restaurant.
A clean, tidy, and very enticing
place to eat is the kloten Restaurant
and Confectionery of which X. NJ.
Saetcr is the proprietor. Here too you
buy your candies, cigars, and soft
drinks. Mr.. Saeter has been here but
a year and enjoys a good business
which is steadily improving.
The Hotel.
The hearty smile and cordial hand
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-21
High Class Tailor
To Order

We have all the new seasonsbIe
fabrics for spring and summer
suits and OvercOats and guarantee
our work. We also do cleaning,
pressing and repairing Of all kinds
and call for and deliver work.
Your patronage solicited. Phone
81. JOHNSON. The Tailor, base
iment q. p. Hotel.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-21

shake with which you arc greeted by
c. H. Christison, the proprietor of the
Star Hotel, the clean bed, and whole
some meal will always be remembered
so long as you think CT kloten. Tho
Star Hotel has a barber shop in on
nection where first class work is done
all the way from a shine, to a hair
cut.
kloten derived its name in some
manner from a Mr.. Knutson on whose
land the town was built.
With al the prospects for future
development-fertile soil, shipping
facilities, and a live COMMUNICATIVE
ten is one of the coming towns in the
snallcr class of the state. 1t, like
other towns, has its ups and downs,
but there are no complete crop fail
urcs at Kloten. AS the advise used to
be: go west it now is "go to Klo-
ten"
Marmarth has a live baseball organ
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-21

Marmarth has a live baseball organ
ization and desires to get in touch
with other teams for match games.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-21
500 LINES
GOING NORTH,

No: 257, Minot passenger Nv $50 am
No. 2GO, Ar. from Minot 40 pm
No. 81, Local freight, w 400 am
No. G6 Fgt. ar. Bismarck $50 pm
GOING SOUTH.
No. 254, Twin Cts pass. Nv 1920 am
No. 255, Ar. from II. C. $40 pm
No. GA local freight, Nv 7.3O am
No. G5, Fgt. Ar. Bismarck 100 pm
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-21
Kodak Time

Kodak lime
Spring timo is Kodak time
Take a camera with you and
bring the memories of your
trips, vacations and parties,
groups, friends, etc, home with
you for permanent enjoy ment.
Get an, Eastman: !.
We have cameras, il al sizes;
with films and finishing mater
ials for every purpose.
Woodward, he Jewelcr
10 Main Street
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-09
IN TOLLS OF THE Black HUNDRED.
Thrilling Scenes OF The hiim0n Dollar
Mystery, al the Dittmann-Daughter of
Stanley hargreaye Escapes From Her
Fathers Enemies.

Again Harold MacGrafh'~ famous story.
~Thp Million Dollar Mystery held en-
nlamrd the intense interest NJ over q thou
.and brownsville people at the Dlitmann
heater last evening. The second install
mrnt VA thc story was published ia The
Herald 81 Monday. The readers OF the
iort are following with the closest inter-
a~t the thread 81 the mystery. and proba-
Aiy very few Brownsville people who have
read The two m~talmentS already published
have missed either in-talmcnt which has
hecn shown IN the moving pictures Al the
Ditmann. The scenes portrayed were even
more interesting. III hat were possible.
than Those 81 the first m~talmeni. The
various climaNes brought forth applause
from the audience which showed the un-
usual interest felt ~ The audience.
I'm this in-talincnt the fortunes Of Flor
encc. the beautiful aud inexperienced
daughter w Stanley lIurgrcave. occupy
lie foreground with the cnoft- of her fla
Tiers powerful aud secret enemy. the
Black Hundred. NJ eniangir aer ~ their MT.
il their effort NJ find llHrvrruet'~ hiddcu
M RFNtNAt wv NAMtN tAtt NANt F~ iiFf
most effective aid the beautiful Ru~~ian
~9uHie-- OLGA Pcrigoh. pD- mg ~ the cou-
-in "A Florence long lost mother. Aoain
Ic elegant and luxurious interior IT the
aufac NJ u New York millionaire forms the
settling for the attempted execution of ihr
ilaholicai plots of the Black Hundred. The
butler Jonc- proves himself Y most faith
fulfill and intelligent guardian at hi alb
rnt MASTER daughter. together with
Norton. Che handsome and alert newspaper
man. llargrcase'~ ~taunch friend. H. de-
trni- Florence and prevents the Black
iundrcl~ agcni- Disguised ~ detectives
rom carrying her away bodily. The climax
.pi this -trnc. when Jones with hi timely
little automatic pistol cruises one Of the H.
.t%cciise~ w hsll ulhi- hanc- for thc -pact
.nr -ev,sai yards or ~o ~ reel. called forth
loud applause.
The story still leaves The tate ~ llar-
reasc ana TIE whereabouts VI NJ. million
dollars Gam great d secret u~ ever. and the
readers and movie-goer~ will look for
ward eagerly IN the next irStallmcnt III
hopes ~ obtaining i clue "a The m'-~ierv
The next in~ialimcnt will appear In m.
Herald ~ Saturday. July 10. and will -
-huwn M ihe Dittmann thcatrr the follow
lne Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-09

Secretary Of Mission CHAMBER Of Com
.mercc Spends Afternoon In the City.

=. A. Pipes the live and h~ustling ~eere-
tary VI the Mission Chamber Oh Commerce.
wa- a visitor in Brownsville this afternoon
and departing for home at 3.55 % m Mr..
Pipes stated that there was nothing ~pe-
cialiy important connected with his visit
III this time. saving that h. was here on
Il matter NJ business.
Mr.. Pipes. by the way. had much T. Do
with the bringing about 81 the Unit Mar
kcting System results obtained III Iiarlin-
zen. lle was one Of the original supper
tiers 81 the plan. and did a great amount
~ work W. the Mission section M behalf "a
this "All-over-thc-Nallcy organization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-09
REPAIR
WORK HAS BEEN
FULLY STARTED
= i've will have the Brownsville grammar
school building in first class shape for the

opening in the fall said DIR. }. l.. Wort
man. president 81 the school board. today
III referring ~ the repair work that has
been started on the grammar school build
ing. All The contracts tor the work have
been let. and the contractors have filed
proper bonds with the school board for
the faithful performance Of the work. Be-
tween $500 and $4,000 j. u b. expended
On the binding. the repairs 10 include
painting inside and out. new flooring in
some parts .! the building. new hlack-
boards. and especially the thorough cIca.
ing IA the building "a place II M "A mrs
class condition from a sanitary stand
point.
DIR. Workman stated that the repairs
now beng made will make possible better
work b. the teachers and pupils during
ihe next session which W. expects a. u re-
-uIt In recent changes in the operation of
the claS~ work will be- one Of the most
SrcceS~tuI ycar~ the Brownsville public
schools nave ever enjoyed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-09
PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. j. 7. Craig have a their
guest Miss Buelah Knox. "a HillSboro.
Texas. who arrived last night for a vaca-
tion visit 10 their daughter. Miss Anne
Craig. Miss Knox was employed a. "A
teacher in the public schools Of Browns
willie session before last. aud during her
stay here made many friends who are
pleased Ia know that she will probably
spend the summer with Miss Craig.
J. y. Murphy of Corpus Christi II In
Brownsville today. lie il registered "a
the Miller hotel.
A. j. Prescott "a Dallas II ~ Business
visitor IN Brownsville today. lie il a
guest at the Miller hotel.
X. NJ. Gcy left yesterday for a busi
ness trip to Rio Grande City.
l.. Davidson " Houston and w. II.
Davidson Of KingsvilIc were visitors in
the rity today. They left this morning
for points up the Valley.
Gel. a. l.. Dcvinc of San Antonio. com
mcrcial agent for the Trinity X Braz0s
VALLEY railroad IL a visitor in Browns
willie today.
Emilio Salmon 81 Mercedes II n bust
ness visitor in the city today. Tie IN REG
istcrcd az the Miller hotel.
II. j. McCune. proprietor Of the JEFF
fcrson Inn at Point. isabel. was In the
city today. lie left this morning for the
coast town.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-09
ASSOCIATION Is
NOW Differed
Brownsville Masonic Temple Building AS
ISOLATION Elects Officers and Viii at
Once Forward Application for Charter
TO Austin.

AZ y meeting ct the directors "a the
Brownsville Masonic Temple Association.
held Yesterday afternoon. officers were
elected. pr. ;. X. lIallam was chosen
president ~. l.. Dworman. wee pres idcnt y.
D. j.. ~pero. secretary. and nr. ii. II. Thorn
treasurer.
The association recently purchased The
abandoned Cameron County cnufihnR- VI
Ind Will remodel il for use a~ "A Masonic
temple. ex%pcnding $1,000 u -l.cUp II
aii he incorporated with Y cantaI stock
of -G.000. and the application Ter h char
ter II being forwarded to Austin ~ the
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-09

A Concert and S0cial.-To show apprr-
citation of c0urtc~ic~ extended % them
selves a committee Of soldier from the
provisional regiment IN Fort Brown viii
give u concert and social Friday evening.
July 10. nj the parish house a the Epis-
copal church az abcncfit FOR the piano
fund. The program which has heen arranT
"a hy the soldier As one Of unusual nt-
traetivenes~. An admission fs Of p ccnt~
will W. charged. lee cream and cake viii
M served without additional charge. One
officer bought one hundred tickets for the
occasion and II T. expected the parish
house viii w. filled io it- capacity. Fans
will Nc Installed Tor the occasion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-09
AUTO PAINTIne

r. A. Beniteau. San Benii0 Texas
First class painting equipment with dust
proof finishing r00m Reasonable prices.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-09

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
III. j. CHENEY a. CO.. fToledo. q.
We. the undersigned. hayeFknown y J.
Cheney for tho last IS years. and beihsve
him perfectly honorable i1 all business
transactions and financially able 10 carry
out any obligations made ~ his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. o..
Hairs Catarrh Cure il t1ken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
c0ls surfaces " the system. ~tim0n
sent free. Price Is cents per bottle. Sold
by an Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-09
Miss KowaIski al Columbia .-Miss AMI

Ia kowal~ki. who has been elected teach
cr Of music ~ the grammar school W. How
attending Columbia university New York
City. where she j. taking \ summer cour-c
~ better prepare her for her duties. which
-he viii assume upon fhe school opening
ia the Gall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-09

completed his new home near First and
Elizabeth streets, DIR. n. r. Dickinson and
family moved into the residence Yesterday
The home D. one of The most modern erect
ed Ia Brownsville IN some time. and " WY
constructed a- 10 obtain bc~t advantage nf
the hrecze~ that blow from the southeast
throughout the summer months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-09

|ert~on Of San Bcnito motorcd Y 'wn to
Brownsville yesterday afternoon BRINGING
with him hi hroihcr-i ~ -liw and wife. Mr.
and Mr.. GEORGE W. NauehDof Tyberloan,
Mis-. and Fred Wpslegartncr "a San Be-
INTO. The party went over NJ Matamprn-.
and after spending a ~hori time there re-
turned ID san Bcnlio. irons where Mr.. and
Mr.. Naueht sill start back to Mi-~i>~ippi
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-07-09

B. Win~tead. who for the past several
months has served a. an office deputy for
Sheriff g. II. Ryan. has resigned hi~ poFi-
tion. having become connected with the
abstract business Of J.. Stanley Ford, in the
Merchants National Bank building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

San v glntonio Ter, 49, NSlili
sSu 5on glntonio 1T elmer Der be-
fannteieu Dcutic9en oes 1todtes
EeraS, Nerr Sobn g9nolingcr. C5roB.
5etrctGr Oes Grocns scr &ermanus.
i6bnc, i'm Sitter BON 50 ,Sa6ren ge.
ltorben. Gr bcfleioete oas 9lmt felt
iieben Sa6ren. Gr organiiirtc sic
NcrnIonn5lobnc &eim.OeieIlic6ait, bic
elm i@oneS uno maiiiues @ebdnoe on
@ortcn.Strabc erricbtcte. Gs iit iei-
ner lmcrmiiOliden 9lr6eit 5il oeroan.
fen, oaB Oas 9lItcn6einl mo @aiien-
6aiIs, ooS IN Comfort erridtct wer.
ocn ion, 81 Stanoe gefonlmen it,
6erner oraaniiirtc CT oen Sermanus
i0bnc-NlGnnerhor in San 9lntonio.
GG6reHo ieiner 9(nltSinbabcribait
6ot Ger 0rocn cincn groBcn 3lma6S
ge6abi.
Serr Ninolinaer mar IN ylilnlgen
Nobcr8oaeru Gelltidlano. gc6oren
mo fam i'm gllter BON 19 Sabren
no1 9lmerila. Gr biclt iih 5uerit in
93elp-Dorf oui mo fom Damn nadl
0aaas. Ger. no icb oonals eine
0da3e &olonic bon Seuten ans &obcn.
5oaern oaruntcr aud &crpanOtc BON
i6nL 6ciou0. Sp0tcr ging CT nod
cimol nod Gbica9o lno bielt iidD
bort uuaefabr Elm Sa0r lang AMI
iebrte Damn aber picoer uah GoaoS
3urid lmo mofnte bort, biS er nad
San gmtml9 aJesiic0eltc.
su9 an ser Gitiii6rung oes
1Q.acb.amcrifonidcn 9lationoIblul-
oes in Ecras bat CT 0roBen glnt6cil
ac0abt. Gr mar elmer ser Wriinoer
ocS Staatspereon0es lnlo mebrerc
Sabre Scfrctdr Oeiiel6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19

ino in ser i1leiiiden 6aiiptiiaOt &C.
redte @utriiihmg erregten. Fater 9lB-
mann erflGrt, irgeno Scenario 5obe
ieiue 0anoi6riit nabgcabmt.
V ad San SroncfSco be.
oroert.
Ger bon Dem fleineu &relBer
,.2eip5ia~ obgel0itc arerBer u9tirn.
6erg~ lit beorOcrt luoroeL Dor ieincr
9liidfebr no1 ser oitaiiatii1eu Sta
tioH San 5ranciSco, ol5ilnuicu no
cr ldHgere 3eit perpeileu miro.
9crIin 8 @Qitlidbfcit.
Die i6oneu Eoge BON Berlin iino
tiir ole inter 9eitung Or. &urt 9ih-
ter's BON ser 9}ep-Yorfer llniperiitdt
CeutidIano 6eiudenoeu oeutid-omc-
rifaniiAen 9cbrer mo oie nit i6uen
6eriibergefommenen D&tglie0er Ocs
Ocutid-amcrifoni6en g(pot6efers9er-
Gins nm Ooriibcr, oeuu 6crte 1e6t
6ciOer Geiie nod SoAien, no sic be-
wuBten Ic60nen ARGodcn ruodIen,
rno 5war boben bic 9(potbefer iih
Seip5ig, Die 9cbrer DRESDEN ais ndd.
ties 3icl auSertpren.
Torber a6er genoB man qeiiern
nod einnial aac 6rellocu Ser &ci6S-
baptitaot uno Oie Soupt-Geitalrant9
Der lletropole io6en bis in Den irii9cu
0lorgen binein Geutihc nit itno
o6ne SiuoeiiriH 2(bic6ieo fcicru. Gie
Se5rer 6atten ein anitrenaenoeS @ro.
9ramm bintcr ii6, Oas oeu 9eiud Der
Gbarlottenblirger gsoloidile, OeS
"Fdongogiiden Seminars uno ser
Soaewerti6ule einidloB.
Die 9(pot1efer waren 3por au6
ni1t miiBg eemeien 6attcu iid ie.
oo1 mebr allf ,lofolc~ @ciic6tiQun.
gen bel6rdntt oarlnter sic Der Sell
lcreien lmo &iirbenaulageu Oes BE-.
riibnten gSeilreltauronts &empinsti,
mo man iih noc96er sen 9uicb ibnir.
den licB Sir Den 9}a6mittagS- bee
battle Der omerifaniide 8otihaIier
SerdrO oic 9eiuber, ole bon Der
i0nen aeworoeuen gaitliden 9lnina6-
me ibcrmdltiat iino, ms nSotel
9Iolon4 geloocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-19
gunOeS 9fe0ierun0 isbrei.
tet Elm.

Bunoe $ VI egterung cDret
tet Elm.
Die aui cine frieOlide 9huilonna
Oes Spitems ab3ielenoen 9er6ouo.
! hneen, melc6e ibon ldngere 3eit 3mi.
i6en Ser 9lep Sopeu @o6u lmo
Ocm Suits Geartemeut gei6me6t
5obeu iino geitern enogiiltig abae.
6roheu por0en iIno fals nidt gnn5
imporberaciebene3 3piideui0ae iih er.
eQnen, miro oas 9inoes Suits.
amt gcqcu oie 9a6u auf @rluo oes
S6ermon @eiebcs rbon udhite $50.
cbe Elm 9luil0htngs @erfabreu eil.
leiten. Gle &lagei6riit liegt bereits
iir uno fertig Dor mo 6eoarf Oiel.
leidt 60bitens einiger fleiner 9IenOe.
uingeu @enerolonpalt Nlc9eDnolOs
miro Oas Sdriitihid Dor Der @inrei-
dung ser &loge Dem ErdiiOeHten
gSilion porlegen, nm oeiien 3ritim.
mmg 5u Dem BON i6m beo6iidtigtcn
Shritte ST erlnngeu Ger General
gnuolt Bat 5n lpieoerbolten Winlen
erfl6rt, OaB er Die Sube nitr unaern
Dor Oie @eridte bringe dber ct ie6e
elm Dab feiu moerer 9lHSmeg mog
lih ci Gingeiueibte ipollen iuiiien
OoB bic 9}elu Sopen 9a6n feiuen
all5uaroBen @iOeritdnO leiiten ion.
bern iid iduloig befenneu mo ooS
@eridt Inn einen Gntideio eriilben
miro, % es cine 9lufl6iung fir no
t6ig ero6te. GaS piiroe notiirliA
oos &eria6ren ie6r beidleuni9en.
u 9(ffoiren Der Gas Smprope..
ment SO. unteriudt. t.
Eie lluteriuhmg oes Suits &c.
poriementS gegeu Die ,,llniteo @os
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