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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
PREPARES TREAT FOR WOMAN
Miss Mable Olson Of Crookston To
Give Public Demonstration

Next Saturday Afternoon in the
high school building of this city Be-
midi women will be given a rare
treat when Miss Mable Olson OF the
domestic Science department. of the
.Crookston schools will lecture and
demonstrate the various methods Of
cooking dainty dishes. Miss Olson
gave a similar demonstration last
December and those attending were
50 enthusiastic about her ability that
Mr.. Dyer was persuaded to induce
her to come again. A large number
are expected to be present as farm
ers' meeting has been arranged for
this date and the wives from the ru-
raj districts as well as the woman Of
the city have been invited.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
Mrs, Mcdonald Returns

Mrs. E. E. Mcdonald; president OF,
the Woman's Study club Of Bemidji
returned yesterday morning from
week spent in the twin cities. Mrs.
Mcdonald went down to- attend the
annual breakfast of the Federation
of Woman's clubs which was held at
the Masonic Temple, February Il.
She also attended the-dinner and re-
organization of the Anti-Tubercular
association, held at the Minnesota
club, last Wednesday, February 70,
which associations name was chang
ed to State Health Association.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
PREPARING LITERARY PROGRAM
Seniors ophmore Society to Enter
tain Next Friday Afternoon

Each teacher of the high school
faculty has been placed in charge of
a portion of the program to be given
by the senlor-so phmore Literary So
ciety next Friday afternoon in the
assembly room. To make this en-
tertainment one of the best >given
this year is the aim of the students
who will participate. One of the
feature attractions will be debate
between three members from each
class on "Resolved, that Apple Pie IS
Better than Mince Pie"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
FEATURE AT GRAND
Leah Kleschna" Will Be Attraction
Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings

Another strong feature film has
been secured by c.. J. Wodmansee,
manager of the Grand theatre in
Leah Kleschna. "!This is four part
adaptation of the we'll known drama
by the Famous Players company.
Miss Carlotta Nillson takes the lead
ing role. The picture is one of the
most successful of the Famous Play
ers productions and motion picture
managers have mach difficulty in Sc
curing it.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
PIONEER MAILMAN Is DEAD

Ran Dog Train From Minneapolis to
Grand Forks in EARLY Days.
Minneapolis, March 2.-Peter Ha-
ley, eghty-three years old, who car
ried mail between st. Anthony and
Grand Forks ffty-seven years ago, is
dead here. He was one Of the oldest res
idents of the Mill City. He came
West at the age of twenty from his
birthplace, Montreal.
Mr.. Haley ran dog train from Min
neapolis to the North Dakota city,
then a fur trading post, during the
winters of 1857, 1858 and 1859. Each
trip over the prairies took month
and the cost of the delivery was about
SO letter.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
UNION MAN BEHIND BARS.
MIL City Strike Leader Accused OF
ATTEMPTED Murder.

Minneapolis, March 2.-Dennis F.
German, national organizer for the
Upholsterers' union, was arraigned in
police court on a charge of first de-
gree assault, the charge duplicating
him in the shooting of Joseph Beyerle,
foreman of the Levin Bros furniture
plant recently. 49,.
Assistant County Attorney Timothy
Flynn said additional facts in connec-
ton with the shooting wherein Bey-
cries assailant made his escape in a
taxi have been obtained.
Following Germans arrest Beyerle
positively identified him as his as
sailant, according to Police Chief
MartinS.on. IS.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
JOHN MARIN TO OPEN STORE
Has Been In Retail Business For Past
Twelve Years

John Marin, formerly with the O.
G. schwandt grocery store, has leas-
ed the building on Minnesota adjoin-
ing the creamery and will open re-
tail grocery and shoe store on Satur-
day of this week. Mr.. Marin has
been connected with grocery stores
for the past IL years. One OF the de-
partments which he, will endeavor
to make as efficient as possible is
the delivering which will be done by
automobile.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP
Former Bemidji jewelers. Will Oper-
ate Stores Separately

Q. N. Steenstrup and w. B. Steen-
strup,: brothers, who have been con-
Quoting stores at Grand Rapids and
KeeWatin have dissolved partnership
by mutual consent. Hereafter O. N.
Steenstrup will operate the store at
Grand Rapids and w. b. Steenstrup
will continue in the business at Kee-
Watin. When in Bemidji O. N.
Steenstrup was manager of the
George T. Baker and company manu-
3sottcing department and William
held a position as head matchmaker.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02

Miss Josephine Ostrem who has
spent the past three days with her
parents at Fosston, Minnesota, re-
turned to Bemidji yesterday. While
in Fosston she. attended the basket
ball game between the Fosston mad
Bemidji quints.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
Alderman Will Name Men Who Will
Garry On Work Of Bemidji During
Next Year Officers
WILL DISCUSS. LIQUOR QUESTION

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Much interest is being taken in
the meeting of the council which
takes place this evening. This will
be the first session of the new coun-
Gil and only two changes will be
made, Paul Foucault succeeding Al
derman Hannah from the third ward
and J. P. Lair taking the place of
employees for the ensuing year. 1t
is understood that several applica-
tions will be made for one or two of
the positions.
Two liquor license applications
will he acted upon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
Commercial Club To Meet

Although the announcement has
been made that the annual meeting
of the Commercial club would BE
,held tomorrow evening, such is not
the case. There will he a regular
meeting OF. the club tomorrow even
and the annual meeting will take
place a week later.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02

Joe Christy Of the Crookston I.um-
Der Company office force returned
this morning from the twin cities
where he has been on a combined
business and pleasure visit.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02

Miss Jenny Dirty resumed her du-
ties in the LaFontisee Millinery after
spending the past two weeks in the
cities looking over the new spring
styles and transacting business.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
JUDGE Discusses ACTION
Finds Proof Of Breach On Contract
Not Sufficient in Yrseth Case

- Judge WIfgnt barurury HrUerHUUn
dismissed the action of Yrseth
against Brown and McGraw, it ap-
bearing that. the evidence was not
sufficient to show that a breach OF
contract had been made in a sub-let
ditch contract. The plaintiff was
represented by Carl Heffron, while
M. J. Brown appeared for the de-
PENDANTS.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
Again In Charge

Joe Blonde has again taken charge
Of the restaurant located on Third.
street next to the Majestic theatre,
and in the future will attend to, it's
management
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
PUBLIC LIBRARY
USED Fl BY MANY
Report Of Miss Beatrice Mills, Lii
brarian, Shows That Large Number
Of Residents Rent Books
TOTAL REGISTRATION NOW s,477
361 New Borrowers Have Enrolled
During Past Year-Of This. Num-
Der 24O Cards Issued Adults
TOTAL REGISTRATION NOW s,477

That Bemidji's public Library is
being made use of by large number
of the city S esidents is demonstrate
ed by the annual report of Miss Bea-
.trice Mills, librarian, which has just
been submitted to the library board.
The total number of book circulate
ed by all agencies was 1869. OF
this number 80 were children non
fiction, 5,5OS children fiction; 486
adult non-fiction, and 1888, adult
fiction.
During the past year 361 new bor-
roWers have been registered, which
brings the total registration up to
3,477. OF this number 24O cards
were issued to adults and 121 to
children
:: Reading And Reference
TThe library has been open for
reading and reference work 345 days
With an ATTENDANCE of 5,17S readers.
The following magazines are sub
scribed for; Bookman, Everybodys'
Harper Monthly, House and Garden,
Keiths Magazine, Ladies Home Jour-
nal, Literary Digest, McClures, Mo
dern Priscilla, Outlook, Pictorial Re-
view, Popular Mechanics, Readers
Guide to Periodical Literature, Re-
view Of Reviews, Saturday Evening
Post, Scientific American, scribners,
Technical World, Womans Home
Companion, Youths Companion.
The Century and Little Folks
magazines have been ordered for the
coming year. A file of bound mag
azines has been started. The Outlook,
Literary Digest, Review of Reviews,
House and Garden and Scientific
American have been bound and with
the aid of the Readers Guide, much
valuable reference material is easily
tically indexed, giving the subject
and author, with the place and mag
azine. Each year more magazines
will be bound
Daily Papers
The daily papers on the the tables
are; Duluth Evening Herald, Min
neapolis Journal, Bemidji Pioneer,
and Christian Science Monitor.
Constant circulation soon wears
out a book so Miss Mills has the new
err ending problem of reminding.
Over one hundred volumes have been
sent to the bindery. Ten volumes
of magazines have been bound.
Book Collection
The total number of volumes in
the library at the beginning of the
year was 4,158. 2O6 volumes were
added by purchase, 20 by
! gift, making a total of 226 volumes
added. This brings the total num-
Der of volumes up to 4,384. A set
of, Thackarary and ten volumes OF
Scott have been purchased.
1 Bemidji~ now has good beginning
for a library of great usefulness and
pleasure. Being handicapped for
funds with which to buy books the
usefulness of the library is greatly
retarded.
Fines on overdue books to the ex.
tent of $40.96 have been collected
Gifts to the library have been
; made ais follows; Mrs. G. R. SanIborI
l 10 volumes, Hollia Pierce, one vol
t ume and julius Venue, one volume
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
ATHLETICS AGAIN Il
TRIM Two H|ARBORS.
Bemidji Basketball Tossers Have Lit
tie Trouble In Dispssing q Inva-
ders And Win Second Game
N Ne STAR pr CONTEST
Completely 0utplayed1 Opposing Cen
tire And Connected Fpr Eight Bias
kets-st. Cloud Here For 2 Games .

Another win was cha1ked to the
credit of the Bemidji IA athletics when
they defeated the fast Two Harbors
aggregation of basket tossers Sat
urday evening by a sctre of SO tosl 8.
Not once duriag thsgentire contest
did the visitors have pm op portunity
to win: and the pace set by the Benz
ldji boys soon made II evident that
the Two Harbors fiyd would be re-
turned home with TITO defeats to
their credit, or discrehft as the case
may he.
Neumann A Star
Neuman at centre was the even.
ing's star. He was able to connect
for eight field baskets and his floor
work was above the average. He
kept his opponent. guessing all Of the
time and to follow him closely was
next TO impossible Jacobson at
guard; although in his first game Of
the year, putup a fastiarticle of ball,
and the fact that Two Harbors was
not able to score more often was due
largely to his work. Brandon had
another big night and besides getting
five field baskets added three points
by throwing fouls. Peck and Howe
played good basketball
Forward Graves Of. the visitors
caused a sensation whenshe connect
cd for a basket from the centre Of
the. floor. Woodland and Sullivan al
SO played we'll
st. Cloud will be here Thursday
and Friday nights and this team
las a good record the games will be
fast.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
BRINGS PRISONER HERE
Catches Thief With Goods Shortly
After Entering Kelliher Store Il.

& Wilhelm Strand of Kelliher was
brought to Bemidji Saturday by John
Brady, marshall of that village, and
was placed in the county Jail to com
mence serving a so day term impos-
ed upon him by A. B. Taylor, Justice
Of the peace. Strand was arrested
on February 8, 80 minutes after he
had tbrokeninto the l.. Latterell store
at Kelliher and had taken several
traps and other supplies.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
Only.Six Wed In February

: % - ~ 80
Only six marriage licenses were
issued during the past month accor-
ding to Fred Rhode, clerk of court.
This is the smallest number issued
during one month in the past two
years.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
Edston Visits Bemidji

Emil Edston for 20 years news re-
porter on the Minneapolis Journal is
spending the day here on business
for that paper. Edston has been
here several times in former years
covering cases and meetings, and
was one of the city reporters who
covered the organization of the Nor
thern Minnesota Development As
ISOLATION the Dumas trial and Bau-
dette fire. He is now one OF the
oldest employees of the Journal.
Miss Bess Murray of st. Paul IS
the guest of her mother Mrs. E. A..
Murray. She will remain couple
OF weeks.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
The Score.

Field baskets, Woodard 3, Johnson
I, KEENAN, i, Graves I, Brandon 5,
Howe /, Neumann 8, Peck 2. Fouls
thrown, Brandon 3, Woodland 3,
Graves 8. One point was awarded Be-
midi. Referee Stanton, Umpire
Grant.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02
Mall kpo,.,r- .!;e+ori-o Na,d

Weu~known Historian Dead.
Portland. Me-, March Nathan
Goold, widely known as a historian,
is dead here. He was sixty-eight
years old.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-03-02

On the ground that the trial court
erred in admitting as evidence news.
paper editorial attacking the candi-
dacy of William Willett, Jr., when he
ran for supreme court justice on the
Democratic ticket, Supreme Court JUS
tice Blackmar granted a certificate
OF reasonable doubt which postponed
the execution of the sentence Willett
received after being convicted of buy
ing his nomination. Willett, former
congressman, is under sentence of
year and a half in prison,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
Jn(aneg egelcgrapij
Col GO.tbuls in iebt O us

Col 8oethdIs in iebt o us
perneur Der 8dndlaoHs.
banana. l. april. SberIt
@eorae 80. @oetbals purbe am Wtitt.
nod, 9oupernsur Der Ganalaone. 4uf
ieinen cioensn Wunib fano teinerlei
Gsrsmonisll itatt.
Die erite 4nfiinoialna bss 6cuoer.
neurs mar on bic 2lnasitelltcu um
aanal aeri9tet. sic iuurben eariu
benahri6tiat. bah iie ale BON Der
ntuen Srooniia.ion ii5srnommeu tpors
ben ieien unb ibrs 20bue teine aen.
oerun1 erfahren piiyoen.
9reifa9sr Moro.
anorpi!le, senn., l. 9lpril.-
Sacob Sieuers unb isins Sruu, ioipie
ibr Gobn Miller Sisuers lpuroen am
Witpo6 Rorsen ernlorret aufSefun.
ben, bic Gltsrn in ibrsr Wobnung bey
Clinton, 5snn., rro bieienigs oes
Gobnes Sipei Wleilsn Don Dem 9duIe
tntfernt. 2lle tparen erI9oiIeu rpprs
ben. Solpeit Dies betannt 1T, lsbte
bic 5amil;e in 5rsoeH unO bic
s5reunoe Der Samilie ipoleu nitlt
eIaubsn, bdb Der juuss Wann feline
Gltern eet6btst uno Oann Selbitmoro
besangsn bar. Cine Spur Der W0rSer
1T iptpsit nidt sefuuosn poroen.
Ribglidter 9 9mugsels
perfua.
glep Oort, l. 9lpril. - Gin
glerf i'm bieii9en poitamt mdhte am
Wlittpo6 bic GntOedups, bdb in
3eitunoen, bic per goit BON Rsapel,
stalien, tdmsn, tuertbbplle SpiBen
uno Stidsreien perbcrgen iparen. 9lls
jpGier 5snrp &. 2uitis elm Smpors
teur BON 5ter 2lpenue lam. um bic S3ei=
tunsen ab5ubolsn, lpurbe sr perhaftst.
Gr purbe oes Shmuseelns anges
tIasl. absr ssssu $500 9iirsi9aft
auf frsism Gnbe ssIaisu.
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1ris6e in @na[anh.

2onbon. 2. Qpril. - Cine merit
lpiirbig friebliGer 9sijt 1T jebt in Der
politit einaefebrt. 9tsquitbs un6es
itrittsne Wiebererlpdblllng ins Bdrs
lament lit ii9er unb bic Stimmung,
ben llliterer Streit ouf @runoldge
bss feberalen SDitsms Su i9li9ten,
aepinnt an goben. Ser llnioniit
Gpfes empfdbl in ben bsutisen Some
Hule Debatten duf bas Sringenbite
cine iulhe grlebigung uno Der trifde
Decentralization bielt cine iebr frieos
lide Reoe. Die iiiugeren llnioniiten
uno bic Glteren 2i6eralen bemiiben Ii9
ernftli4, einen 9erglei9 betreffs III
tiers au finben. General Douglas 1T
an SteQe Don General aren9, Der re-
iiqnirt bat, gum Gbef bss 9eneraf=
fta6s ernannt norbsn. 9i. erite
5anblung beg premisrs Qsquitb in
ieinsr GiaeniGaft uis &riessminiIter
ipar, Quftldrung iiberi bic SnItruttion
su erlanoen, pie bas Arisssamt bem
General qag.t ertbeilt 5dt. gu bieiem
9ebufe tpxbe gaaet mad 2onbon be-
ifieben unb er aab on, er babe Bios
bic fommanbirenben @entrdls in s5rs
lano gefraat, OBJ lie inter alien umz
itdnben ibre 9flift t9un piiroen. Gs
mar ni6t bic 2lbii9t, baB bic @enes
role cine iol6e 5raas an bic ii6rigen
Offi5iere itellsn. Die 5rage itellte
pdeet auf 9runo zines 9erlprs6:ns
bes arisqs Getrstdrs, baB SffiSie>
rem, bic in llliter bebsimat6et limb, err
laubt isin iolle, ii6 tsmporGr 8uriids
SuSieben, falls militdriihe Operatioz
nen in ienem GanbsstbeiIe fi6 ais
nothpsnoiq ertpeiien follten unb Der
Grieas S.tretGr lppats uu6 piiieu,
lpis piel Offi8iere ii4 auriid3ie9sn
ipiirben.
5ran30fif6e apiatitsr
perung il dt.
Rheims, /. 9lpril. Gmil georis
nes, Elm grubsr bss beriibmteH fran3os
iii6en abiatifers SUITS 8ebrines, unb
Isl6it elmer Der betannteiten gDidtiter
SraHtrsids, Itiirste bier an Wlittpoa
ab uno fam ailf Der lSteae ums 2ei
ben.
SpGter tamen audi 3tuei dnoere
gloiatitsr ums 2ebeu, als ibre Ulai4i,
ne bod in Der Cuff in 8ranb gsrieth
unO umI6luq. Gs iparen Dies pierre
aeOn Ieitulat uno Clement Ipignp.
Ssitulat lpar Der Siifxer 6es 5lugs
seuqs unb apignD Tsin 9ahdgier.
Seitulat batte Elm neuss Wlilitdr>
flugseug ausprobirt. als sr abitiir5te.
Die MaI6in. fisl uuf sinen piaN, an
benz iie bGngeu bIieb gei oem Qns
praa ipur aber Der Goiolinbsbdltsr
5eriprunsen unO i'm 9(ugsnblit pdrsn
Bic 6eioen Mdnner in SlummeH eins
aebiilt. Der aorper 9loignps 1T fat
gang Der6rdnnt.
Gin nsues 5lug3eug.
Gin 5lug3sug ean3 nsusr Spnitruts
tion purse bier pGbrsno oes 5dges
probirt unb ss ipa ale gebsgtsH
Grpartunssn erfiilt pabeH. 60 be-.
ftsbt aus iis6sn 5Iiissln, bic in eiaem
Sdlbtrsis anssorbHst iinb. um mog'
litbii arobe, fDenn niat uOaitdnoise
StabilitGt gu iiterH. Der 5lisssr
brau6t nur auf isineH StsusrapParat
2lht 81 gsben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
5Otels, Reitaurants, Soit6duIer ETC
in ObiO miiffsu ss in Der 3utunft
duF StGloern antiinbigeu,
Wenn lie ni6t reiHen &af1ee. snt'
rabHte Wtil6 oOer SleOmarz
oarin ierpiren.
Gtne neue 9enfiouspot
fnnp

Cine neue penfiOnspot :
laqe.
8affinQtoR, ,. g., /, @pril.
9as ReprGientantenbaus uGbm am
Niittpoh nit 270 asaen So Stlmmen
cine Yorlaae on, beraufolqe ben Witt"
men uno minbsriGhriaeu &inoeru BON
Sffiaieren unb Manni6nften. bic i'll
ipaniidsn 8riea. i'm gbiIippinen.
triea unb in China pdhreno Des So@
rsraufitanoes asoisrt habeH. psnlionen
bslpillidt fperben ioaen.
Inter Der 9orlaae ioll bic WitIpe
zines ebrsnhait sntlafisnen Solodten
obsr Wiatroien $12 monatlid1 erbal.
ten uno fir isbes ainD i'm 9lltsr BON
tpeHiaer als 16 Sabren peitere So,
oorausaeiebt. oaB bic Wiittpe DOT Der
2lnndhme bes 8eiebes mn oem Sol
baten perbeiratbet mar. Die peniios
nsn ioqen abst nur drmen Witttpen
beaabIt iperoen, bic fir ibrsn 2ebens-
uHterhalt lsbialif auf ibrer Sdnpe
gr6sit nnqstDisisn limb unb ein Rettos
Gintommen DON niht mehr als $3.50
i'm Sabr baben.
Rdffraaen. bic in ben 9uasrn Der
Ger. ipaniiten Grisaspeteranen an
1eitellt porosH limb, BADEN eraeben,
bdR es uugsfGhr 1000 Wittpen BON
Solbatsn qiebt. bic i'm ipaniicben
aried uno i'm pbilippinentriea aeoient
babsH. IS piiros biss 9sHiionsduss
aaben in bDhe ooH unaeid5r $500.
900 i'm eSa6r beoinaeH.
8erdnoerungeu i'm 9ene=
ralita6 Der gtrmee.
0oi6ingtOn, 3. g., /. g(pril.
9ensral Dm. D. Wptbsripoon, Der
isBigs 5ilfs GeneruIitabsfef, pirb
Der Na6folgsr oss Generals 2sonaro
WopO dls Gbef beg 9snerdlitubs Der
Qrmes peroen, tpenn General Wooo
am %. 2(pril ous 9(mt na6 @blauf
ieinss 5srntins nisberlegt. Der griz
gaosgsnsraL 6ugb 9. Scott, Der bic
Sruppsn in Sort gIiB. serus. tums
mdnbrt, pirb SiIfs 9ererulitabs;
DEF psroen.
General Woob ipirb bds &ommun.
DO iibsr bas 9epartemsnt bes Siteus
iibsrns5men, nit Sem Sauptquarttsr
auf Gopsrnors SsIano, R. 9.
Die SstrtebsetnFstfunq
bsr Sbioer & &oblens
oruben.
bus, g., /. glpril. -
Der gstrie6 in ben Sbioer &obIens
arubsu piro am 0ouusritag ni9t
pieber aufsenommsn peroen. Die
@rubsnbeiibsr ertIGrtsn ipdbreno pes
Cages, bag iie ben 9etricb ni6t tpiez
Der dufnebmen piro!n, ipenigitens
ni6t bis cine neue 9obnitala angez
nomnten poroeH 1T, iiber bic iebt uns
ter oen Seral.uten cine Referenbum=
9lbitimmung poresnommsn pirb.
Sn einiaen 0iitritteu foaen bic
yeroleute Die glbltht hdben, iih am
0Onneritug WorgsH pie setpOhuli9
sur glr6sit au melben, als Oh gar
nihis ppr9efaIIsn lei. IS ipq bies ges
iaeben, lin ansubeutsn, oaB Die Sob
lenarGber WiIlens ieisn, inter ben
friiberen 9obubeoinauneen tpeiter Su
arbeiten, Biz pas Heiultat ibres Fez
ierenoums betonnt lit.
Sn aana ObiO itn0 iebt unssfdbr
$4,000 8obIenarGber auBer 9lrbeit.
Die Winen, bic ben getrisb etnaeItellt
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