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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-09-03

THE contact Of civiliZa1ion.' says
General Scott who was sent to pacify
the Arizona Indians who recently took
to the warpath. "is too hard for them;
the Indian who In the main is reason
able and well i%ntentioned always gets
the worst of it." This is the complaint
Of a great many palefaces also.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-09-03

Fashion notes for the coming year
say that pianiSts will Wear short hair
hereafter. But how is the public to
know that they are pianists?
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-09-03

Exploration may anguish unless it
is decided that Il pole is so remote and
difficult of observation as to need re-
discovering from time to time.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-09-03

If a man is seasick it's natural for
him to want the earth.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-09-03

a mai isn't necessarily charitable
because he gives himself away.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-09-03

Unscrambling eggs is now one Of the
chief activities in financial circles.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-09-03

Americans must be getting more con-
tented with life. The increase of sui
cides has been at a slightly slower
rate than the increase in population.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-09-03

The worry germ causes a lot of uD-
necessary trouble.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-09-03

Poor and Content.
AS a general thing. the kind of man
who wants but little here below has q
credit to match.-Dallas News.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29
LAVISH IN PRAISE
OF THESOUTHlAND
DR.. Jessup and Harry
Hopffgarten Home From
Mystic Shrine Meeting.

Bringing news of great prosperity in
the south, extensive building opera
tons in the various cities, and stating
that the tide OF immigration has turned
southwark, DR. A. A. Jessup and Harry
Hoppfgarten. who represented FL Korah
Temple. Order of the Mystic Shrine, at
the Imperial Council held at Atlanta,
Ca, have returned home. full of praise
for the southland and the lavish en-
tertainment provided the Shriners on
their entire trip through the south
wherever they stopped.
The session at Atlanta was by far
the largest In the history Of the coun-
ell, states DR.. Jessup, there being 70
Arab patrols present and 81 Shrine
bands, which gives but a slight idea
of the number present.
DIR. Jessup and Mr.. Hoppfgarten
stopped at Springfield, Mo-. where they
were entertained by former friends.
There they Joined Abou Ben Adhem
temple on their special train to Atlanta.
stopping enroute at Memphis, Tenn,
Chattanooga for an entire day, and at
Savannah, Ga, from which place they
were taken to Tybee beach and given
a shore dinner
Seattle was the unanimous choice of
the council for its next meeting place
and DR.. Jessup states that special
train will likely be run from Idaho to
the sound city next July.
Enroute home Or. Jessup stopped at
Kansas City, where he attended the
Grand Imperial Council of the Red
Cross OF Constantine, OF which he had
the honor to be elected grand orator.
DR.. Jessup and Mr. Hoppfgarten
spent nearly three weeks in the south
and report evidences of great pros
perity in all places. that money is easy
and that the southerners informed
them the immigration from the north
was heavier this year than ever before.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29
HOT CONTEST
CONTINUED from First Page).

Governor George w. Clarke, whose
term will expire next January, is a
candidate for denomination and has as
an opponent Judge G. q. Lee of Ames.
A third aspirant for the head of the
Republican state ticket Is In the field
In the person of John w. Rowley of
Keosauqa, who is making the race on
q single plank platform of anti-capitol
extension. It is generally conceded
that the contest Is between Clarke and
Lee with the chances apparently IA
yoring the present executive.
The Democrats have contests on for
nearly all the places on the state tick
ct, but the interest within that party is
centered almost wholly In the fight for
the senatorship. Maurice Connolly of
Dubuque. who represents the Third
district in congress. Is tho leading cam
didate for the Democratic nomination
for United States senator, Opposed
to him Ia Edwin II. Meredith, pub
Usher of agricultural papers In Des
Moines Meredith has conducted an
active and vigorous campaign, but the
opinion seems to prevail that his
chances of defeating Connolly for the
nomination are rather slight. Con-
molly is an able campaigner, Is well
known throughout the state and stands
particularly strong with the working
classes. He Is generally looked upon
as-about the strongest candidate that
the Democratic party could select to
make the race against Senator Cum
! minis.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29

other machines who happened along
too much speed is assigned as the
cause OF the accident by one who wit
messed 1t.
Patrons Of the Boise postoffice can
get their mail tomorrow at the office
between 10 and IL a. M. as holiday
hours will be observed. At station 4
mail can also be secured at the same
hour.
Antonio Bilbas, aged s5 years, died
this morning at ITO Idaho street The
deceased is survived by his wife and a
brother, the latter residing at Jordan
Valley. The body is at the Schr eiber &
Sidenfaden morgue and no funeral ar
rangements have yet been made.
The department and clothing stores
in Boise will be closed all day tomor-
row in observance of Memorial day.
Most of the other mercantile establish
ments will remain open short time
in the morning to accommodate Gus
toners and fill orders, but will close
at 10 o'clock
Harry Buchanan, who has been en-
ployed at the soda fountain in the
McCrum drug store for several years
is at st. Alphonsus hospital suffering
from a double fracture of the right
leg, which he received last evening
when he ran his new motorcycle into
sandy stretch above the Natatorium
and took a tumble. His machine fell
on him with the result that his leg
was fractured in two places below the
knee, and as the bone is splintered ii
ha t{t1an hafn hn he
about. Mr.. Buchanan had q severe at
tack OF smallpox this spring and had
not been out very long before struck
with this second affliction.
The divorce case of Elise Stewart
against owen p. Stewart, which has
been on trial before Judge Mccarthy
for several days. was concluded today
and the attorneys were given week
N which to file briefs with the court
Mrs. Stewart came to Idaho from Ne
hrasika, violating an order of the court
there, her husband claims, In taking
the children away, and filed suit here
for divorce The husband, who Is a
prominent school teacher in Nebraska,
came here to contest the divorce and
to make an effort to regain his chill
dren. The case has been bitterly con
tested and many of the details Of the
married life of the couple were exposed
| for the consideration of the court
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29
ORDERS FOR
CONTINUED from First Pagel.

Linnie Stotler, president.
Fourth-Badies of the Grand Army
OF the Republic, Mrs. Rachel Baldwin.
president.
Fifth-The Sons and Daughters Of
the American Revolution.
The several bodies will take positions
as follows: Iet all who take part in
the parade become familiar with this
order and observe 1t so as to avoid
confusion).
/. Platoon of police. form on west
side Of Eighth street, right on Jeffer-
son.
2. Columbia band on west side OF
Eighth street. left Of police.
8. Company III, Idaho National
Guard, west side OF Eighth street. right
on the Columbia band.
4. Camp Santa Anna No. 10, Army
Of the Philippines, right on National
Guard.
8. Phil Sheridan Camp No. 2, Sons
OF Veterans, west side of Eighth street,
left on State street.
g. Thorn's Drum Corps, right of Phil
Sheridan Post No. 4, @. A. r.
I. Phil Sheridan Post No. 4. Grand
Army of the Republic, south side OF
State street. Right on Eighth street,
just inside of capitol grounds.
8. Speaker of the day, Hon. Miles
| S johnson, In automobile, at the head
of disabled veterans.
8. Disabled veterans In autos, on
south side of State street, right on
Eighth street.
10. Woman's Relief Corps In autos
on south side OF State street, left OF
disabled veterans.
H. Ladies of the Grand Army of
the Republic, in autos, on the north
side Of State street. right on Eighth
street.
~. Sons of the American Revolu-
ton, In autos, on north side OF State
| street, right on Ladies OF the G. A. R
IS. Daughters of American Revolu-
ton, in autos. follow Sons of American
Revolution.
| IA Governor John M Haines and
staff, in autos, on west side of Rghtf
street, right on State street
is. State officials. In autos. left o
governor and staff.
10. United States court officials, II
autos, east side of Eighth street. righ
on State street.
II. Judges of the supreme court, II
autos, follow United States court.
IS. Judges OF the district court, II
autos, follow supreme court
10. Mayor and city council, In au
tos, follow district court.
40. Citizens In autos and carriage.
are invited to Join the parade. The.
Twill form on vast side OF Eighth stree
In front of Carnegie library.
/ Line Of March.
South on Eighth street to Main.
West on Main to Twelfth.
Countermarch to the left.
East on Main TO Ninth.
! North on Ninth to Jefferson.
j East on Jefferson to the Pinney thea
ter.
Disband.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29

feet will dance with joy. no more pain
in corns, callouses and bunions.
There's nothing like "TIZ" It's the
only remedy that draws out all the
poisonous exudations which puff up
your feet and cause foot torture.
Get a 25-eent box of "TTZ" at any
drug or department store-don't wait
Ali how glad your feet get; how com
Portable your shoes feel. You can wear
shoes a size smaller If you desire
Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29
storstad Reaches Quebec.

sydney, N. s, May 29-The collier
SRrstad was able to reach Quebec
ultier her own steam, according to a
wireless from the Lady Evelyn, which
reported she was lying alongside the
storstad, which was badly damaged
but able TO keep afoat. The message
made no mention OF survivors from the
Empress Of Ireland aboard the Stor-
stad.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29
HOUSE is ENTERED
But NOTHING TAKEN

Between 4 and O'clock last even
Ing burglars entered the home of Mrs.
]. E. Gleason at 1106 Fort street. The
house was ransacked from top to bot
tom, but nothing was missing, although
considerable jewelry was laying about,
1t is evident that all the thieves wanted
was money, and being unable to find
any did ned modest the other yaluables-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29

\ Our toes Will
wriggle with
] oy they'll
look up at you
and a m o s t
talk and then
they'll t a k e
another div q
in that 'TIZ'
bath.
When your
feet feel all
tired ont-just
try ''TIZ. Its
grand Your
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29
ONE THOUSAND
LIVES LOST
CONTINUED from First Page,.

because Of the news of the Empress Of
Ireland disaster. The insurance held
at Lloyd's on the vessel amounts to
$1,000, 900. When the first news of the
accident arrived considerable amount
Of reinsurance was effected at 47A
per cent,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29
. ResiinolM

G. w. Henderson Of Montreal. a sur
vivor, is authority for the statement
that 1880 persisted. 1t is generally
thought the Storstad has no survivors
aboard and that the death list will
probably be more than a thousand.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29
Death List Over 1000.

Rimouski, Quebec, May 2s.-The
Lady Evelyn returned here this after
noon with II bodies. picked up near
where the Empress of Ireland sank
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29

Herbert Graft. who Is connected with
the United States forest service, -.
rived in the city this morning
Ogden.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29

and wife on a ranch:
man must be experienced irrigator
and woman as housekeeper. Phone
b6-K-1. M31c
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29
"TIZ' EASES TIRED,
SORE, SWOLLEN FEET

Just take your shoes off and then
put those weary, shoe erinkled, ach-
Ing, burning, -pestered, bunion-
tortured feet of yours in "TIZ" bath.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29

THE HOME BAKERY CAFETERIA
Will be open all day tomorrow-Deco-
ration day; ITO Idaho street-Adv. M2s
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29

FOR RENT nicely furnished mod
ern rooms, downstairs. close in, nice
lawn and shade, Sehooler- Starring
agency, 3rd floor Overland bldg MS1
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29

Capital News want aus reach ALL
the people.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29

FOR sALF--Flat-to topped desk, other
furniture ard fruit Jars. Phone
1S61-W. J4o
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29

FOR RENT-6-room bungalow at s19
n. 2tst ST.; furnace heat sleeping
porch and fire place Ada Realty Co.
Inc. NIB
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SABE-Sows with litters, Coch-
rane. Phone T2-N-1. M31
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29

WANTED - Double driving harness
and, 1000pound driving mare, young
and sound. 1906 N. 18th. MO
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29

FOR RENT-Three and four room
apartments corner 18th and Wash
ington. L. w. Thrailkill. ia
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-29

FOR RENT-F,nrnished room with
glassed-,n sleeping porch; natural
hot wa.or, hath. sos N. 18th. If
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-12
&arneual in &0lu.

gm Glftpn ocs eliten Wonnts bal.
ten IN bergebrad)tcr @elie Die a5raii'
benten ser aolncr aorreualsGeieas
ifaiten Seerid)ou iiber ihre 8etrelien,
muItern oeren 4usriiitllna an idNres
rerenl nno leidterem Beifiis uno
fiibren iie brrd Inrbietitnpen man.
d)erIei 9trt, oenen Elm geiniitblider
8aa pom ousgeiprodenem SantiIien-
harafter folgt, Durh oie 4;Iorten Ses
pom 9rirse1l aornenol beberridlterr
9ieiheS. 9tah aiiben 8eigt Sds Set
oes If. i'm II. tcinerlei furnepoIilti-
ifen auipus. Dfan tragt feine Hars
renfappcn uno farneoalIIiild)cn slb.
seifen; ben @dnoen Der aroBen Gale
feblt ned iebe tnrnepoIiitiihe Gefc.
ration. Die Observation-Disclosures
nit oenen man Sanger, Rebner,
9thter, fur5 olle gum @obl oes Scr
ems in ioealer coer materieller sscrrn
tbdtigen @ieoerleite belobnt, iin0
nod, nift iidltbar. Die ein3ige ior.
6iae grinneriing an bos moIeriia)c
Bib Der Garnenalsiisunaen unb bes
bel iolhen 8elegenbeifen in fiiritlider
Rarrenprad]t, nmaeben bon ihlonfen
gaqen uno Seaebaroentrdaer, nui
Der giibne thronenoen ,aleinen 9ia.
tes" ifafien stpei in 2anbsfnefttrafJt
Irefenbe ihnurrbdrtise 6eielleH, Die.
auf ibre Seaeboroen geltiist, Den
auignne sur 8iibne bespafen.
auf Der giibne oes Snales fihben
ndmIid' Die 8ortraae oieier .iiiallgn.
rirenoen" Sislmg itatt; Die rgiitt"
6as trnoitionele iinb drafierlltiife
RonoelgeidB bes aarneoasreoners,
febIt nod, ebenio fpie anoerc ga.
ifingsSeihen. gum 8eiolac oes mar.
ridden Nrin3en gehort altBex ben bel.
ben !s,ellebareerlfrdgern ilur nod Gin
Mann in brailner 2ipree, nit boben
@cmaihen uno syeoerbnt. gr lit III.
entbebrIid) pie bieie. gegleiten Die
burlten annbsfnethte ben Neoner ani
Die 8iibne fein farneDaliItiiher
Reoner betritt obne folfe gegleitilng
Saal ilno giibne - liegt benz brau.
nen Wonn bns fpiftige Amt ob, benz
prdiioenten uliD ben WitnIiebers oes
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Deutf6eS6iiten.0efeGf6af.
lie Teier bes 80. Etiftunssieiteo
itebt in 0eiabr.

lie Teutide .8eielIid,ci.
periamnelte iif geitern Ratntitfoa
i'm Sauptauartier. 1900 RoiH CIR.
sur monatlifen Sisuns. Brdiioent
Bilbelm @itte fiihrte ben Yorl,t
unb Sefrct1r albert arueser ocs
protoson. Die 5errsn Jrani Wilen'
brinf, Geo. Snelsmonu imo Scr
niann Moeders ,uaroen OILS gtomlila.
ticns. .aommittee ernannt, uin ELL
Jidet fir bic geniHtemnahl aiti5n'
teller. gie GinnabmeH betrugsa
$f4f0 unb bic ausanben $3.50. g*
ipuroen MIR Houtinegeihdfte erie.
6iat Serr sfrueger rnad)te oarotl'
auimerfiam. baB Der 9erein IN oie.
fem Sabre iiini3ig Sabre alt iei uno
iein acIoenes ssubildnms aonlgs-
ihiebeu peranitalteu tonne. Serr
srueger maf,te oann aus ieinem
Serscu feline Roroergrube, fcnoern
ertldrte es fiir cine Siinoe ilnS
Shanbe, baB mnter Den beitebenoen
gcrhdIiniIIcn Der gerein ridlt einm1l
fsin @olbiubiidum bes.hsn tonne.
Ias iei eine 8ergeiuoltintng, ipie
man lie faum ausoeafen fonne, fpeEn
es nifrt 1hatiaf,e mare. lin einen
geriud, sn mohen. oas sSeit 5n ret.
ten, wirben Die Serren &sn 0stte,
ssm. g,ouicImann inb albert arle.
ger oils aonlmittee niliaeiteIif. nm bel
sen geborben imo penn notbig bei
tSoupernerir Ger ooriteIIig 8ii iperoei,.
Gs mnroe betont. Dab Der Werein leit
nummebr fiiufSig sSahren ieinc Wii'
eIieScr uno beren ssamiiien IN arnnf'
belts. unb 3coesfdllen mntrrltiise.
SoB bieies gobltbdtigfeifsruerf aber
anFb0ren miiiie. iuenn Der 1eleliitdff
Die 6elepenhcit aenommer tperoe,
oalrh Die 1eranitaltilna bon Selilidl-
feiten Die notbieen @eloer aai;ubrln.
aen.
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Guans. 3ions 0emeinbe.

Geitern fanb in Der gpanasliiter
.3ions Rird1e an 15. unb gremen
Sirafe unter redt sahlreifer 9eiki.
liauna isitens Der Mitalieber Der De.
meinbc bic ssnhresperidmmIunq iidit.
Den Boriis fiihrie Der gr1iibent ber
9emeinoe. 6err auauit 8. 1iifier
uHb bas prototoll beioraie Der Getres
tor. 6err gpnrab n. 6eraet. gDis
ats benz 9erid,te bernoraina. mar pos
rxrfloHsne aabr fir bic 9emeinoe ein
ref,t feaensuihes aetpelsn uno aud
Die 8eriGte Der perihiebenen Bereins
seuaten non einem aeIunbtn unb reoerl
2tben innerbolb oerfelbtn. Die sSob.
reseinahmen btlisfen iih auf $4271 .O7.
benen cine 4usaabe BON $396O.27 asz
aenuberitebt. Bon Iesterer Gumms
alma Der arobe 9etraa BON $l063.5O
als ssubil1umsanbe an bas Deutffe
DiaicniRsn-6 -6ofpitnl. Der QdiTenbe.
itanb beirua $309.8O. Ds: Der In Der
Derfdmmlun1 abaebalieuen WohI
ipurbe b<rr so. Gberbaybt per 4itla.
nation auf sipei Sabre unp bic Der.
rem so. 9. Qummers. Waikr Gsraei
uRb eSulius Doipe auf brei sSnbre in
Den WoEitnnb aep1blt.
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yerbaitete 0aItipirtbe.

lin bas Sonntasssg gdlisbunasssfss
In 0aitpiribihafien in alIer Strengs
ourhgafiibren, bate gefisrn polbti=
fsf Gppelan cine an5obl poIisiiisn in
giDiltleibsrn nit. Der aufnsduns bers
artiger uebertrefuneen bsfraut. 1em
ssniol.n Gpiiriinn Der g.amten ipar
es and gu peroansen. sab oer 0ofs
ipirtb 2ouis aunb pon SO. 1857 Ms'
fern 4penns BON btm Arm Der gereh-
tieteit erreift ipuroe. Sn btm Qolnl
fpurosn onatblih periMiebene pcrfp.
ncn nnseiroffsn. ipeldt ibre oiirftisen
aeblen befeumten nouten.
Txr ehemnIiss Golfnirtb Gjsoree
huff uno beiTsn Gobn Cliper, ipti9en
bie ei5ens beriDsigtrt ipurbt unb bic
isbi in ibr,m aoial Soft Drtntss
psrtaaien. fpuroeH ebenfaIls BON poll.
3iiten IN Gipil iikrrumptIi. ais iie .bi.
reris JlaThtn Bier per:aufisn. Die
Htnmten entbed.en Elm groBss Eager
s5lnfhenbier. ip<lhes cIs Corpus De-
lifii nah Der poii3eiftctiou ssbrant
ipurbs. Ruff bttreibt fein 2oio! an
Gionp Ypint. Ripsrfbe.
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0oobf bfenutp Edn8erHor.
Trricfbc ehrt siuei peroienitpolle Wit
gIieoer bard, IerlribaHs Der
GbrenmitsIiebid)ait.

Der 0ooof<aop SGnserhor ertsnnt
berei.pillieft Derbienit. nm ben gerein
an uno beIobni iolfe, ipenn INNER ilh
oi. 0eIeeenheii ba3u bieiet. 3tpet
WiieIiebern. ben 6erren 5enrp albtrs
uno 4bslbarbt g.ts, tpurbe fir ihre
Iansjdbriee 3uaebOrisseit gum gersln
bic ptrbi.nie Gbrung sutheil, inosm fie
sn Gbrenmiteliebern ertpdbli ipuroen.
Das geIddb In Der s,itern Ra6miiidg
in Der Mdieal Grhanee abgebaItenen
monaiiihen 0erfammlune, bic nnttr
8oriis bes prdiibenien Sulius aren
unb Der qrototoufiibrung oes Setrss
tdrs 6enrp aIbers abgsbaIten purns.
Rah Der 8eumiens SnituIlirung moHte
Serr aIber. strueeer barouf dufmsrts
fam, bab Der tpiebergeipdblie Setretdr
QlberB nunmebr 5tpdnsig Sabre a!s
attin.r Gdnser bem 8ersin anssbors
unb fnit ebenfo Ianee bas amt bes
Getrsidrs inne babe. Der barauf ses
itelite aniros, Serrn Nlberg gum ehs
renmitalieo 5u MAIDEN, fpuroe eiuiiims
mig ansenommeu. 9ls oann 6err
aoelbarbi Beet, Der felt orsibis Sab
rsn in ben Reiben Der 9oobielloips ges
iunstn bat, burum natiuhte, aus ben
Reiben Der aitiptn ausitsiben uno in
oi. Reiben Der gaFipen eintreien sa
biirfeH, ipurbe auh bieier padsre
Sdneer gum ebrenmiisIieb sepdhIi
9ltidssiiis erfoleit bic Wubl bss
6errn Gilbert Beper als Diriasnt gum
32iisn mai. Die mitsli.ber bsfonbsn
iid aIio in redt gebobsner Stimmung
uHo freuitn iih iroB Sonniassiperrs
ibrss qebens. mas unier 9ouDsrn.ur
unb i.ine ai3snsinappsn nod nidi
ptrboien boben.
Gs tpuroe befdloHtn, bic 8sridmmz
lungeu in 3uiunft ieben Sipeiten Diem
Rag i'm Monat ab3uhalisn. Die Dele.
eaten albers unb aubn beri6teten
iiber bic iiinaiten 8crgdnss i'm stants
perbanb unb ben gersinisten SGnaern.
Der ulte garbe 5err u. 3snael initial
Iirts bdrduf bic neu.n reip. tpisbergss
fpabltsn 8enmien. Der gsrGTibent
aren ernannte bnrauf bic ifdnbia.n
ausf6iiHe ipis foIst:
Wuiiisaommities: gbds. aubn.
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