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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1914-07-25
the crop rotation naturally brings the
farmer q little more to livestock and
that in itself Is good and what all

farmer d uICle more TO livestock anu
that in itself Is good and what all
successful farmers will eventually
come to. The system which Mr..
ThyseH advocates conserves the mois-
ture and holds the soil.
4 G. w. Randlett is the corn expert
at the a.. C. He wanted the farm
ers to get corn into their rotation,
using some of the Flint varieties or
an early maturing Dent corn. Some
people, he said, thought "a big kind of
corn was all right to grow for fodder.
This he said was great mistake. An
analysis Of corn stalks at tasseling
period shows 1000 lbs. of dry matter;
at silking period, 5000; at milk stage
Of ears, 4,600; and at glazing stage;
1920. Hence, he advocated kind of
corn that will at least nearly mature
before frost time. Mr.. Randlett was
sure that the farmers would soon
realize that they must get away from
the one. crop idea and diversity.
Silos were needed in every commun-
|ity. He was willing they should be
built above or below ground, as
either was good.
j. Allen Clark spoke of the cereal
investigation conducted at the station
for eight years. He said the Durham
wheat yielded best; the seed was pro-
cured in the interior of Russia, where
climatic conditions are much the
same as here. Markus is a new
variety and very promising, one of.
its advantages being it's early natuFs
ing date. Mr.. Clark said semner
(same as spelts) made a fine feed
and should be more generally grown.
It makes well balanced ration.
1t is the opinion of Mr.. Clark that
after the hot days Of the past week
many farmers will wish that they
had seeded in the spring with the
Kubanka variety Of Durham wheat.
w. r. Porter of the A. G.. spoke
more particularly Of live stock. He
said the best cow at the college had
a record Of 926 lbs. of butter fat
per year and the average cow on the
farm in this state but $50 lbs. The
farmer should get better sires and in
this way he could soon breed up the
common stock so that the cows would
double the present quantity Of butter
fat. Growing like breed in the
same locality was an advantage. In
poor crop seasons the farmers with
the cows are the places where the
money is to be found. This is good
live stock country and the, farmers
should give more attention to the
dairy. -. & ~.
Mr.. Porter was greatly pleased
with the work that had been done at
the station in eight years. He said
the experiments in alfalfa alone were
worth hundreds of thousands of dol
IlarS to the farmers Of North Dakota
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1914-07-25
Mrs. Kelly died

year at Ft. Pierre. Mrs. Kelly died
about IA years ago.
One of the hard things for Mrs.
Kelly to explain to the Indians was
the explosion Of shells. They thought
the cannon shot twice. Mrs. Kelly
was spared by the Indians because
she was of SO much assistance to
them in various ways.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1914-07-25
NOTES ON SULLY'S EXPEDITION

The Sully expedition started from
Ft. Rice, a little below the present
site of Mandan, and followed up
Heart river to a point just below the
Underhill ranch south OF Antelope.
Here the 100 emigrant wagons en-
route to Idaho were guarded wmle
the 2,2O0 mounted soldiers pushed on
in q northwesterly course to the ki!- I!
deer mountains to repulse the lndl-
ans. The distance was about Is miles
and the morning of July 28th, 1864,
The Indians were cited in great num-
bers, probably 10000 to $4,000. This
was near the Craig springs, about 8
miles east of the Diamond c:
The skirmish was sharp for few
hours. but the Indians could not
stand up under the whitening fire Of
shot and shell. At night the redskins
retreated around the mountain, from
the present site of the Diamond G
ranch to the grounds where the cele-
bration exercises are to be held next
History tells us that the cause Of
the Sully expedition was: First
dominance of white race crowdlng
Indians. Second, Greed Of traders
forced fight. Third, protection OF
frontier. Fourth, punishment OF In
dinas engaged in New Ulm, Minn.'
massacre. 90
81 As near as can be learned the
Sully expedition passed west, after
the Kildeer battle, along the present
site Of Dickinson, reaching the BAD
Lands August 9Th, possibly, resting az
[Sully Springs. Any way the soldlers
reached the Little Missouri on aug aug
ust 9th. During the 7th, 9th and 9th
Of August the battle OF the bad
Lands was fought between Medora
and: Sentinel Butte. The Suliy men
went down the Yellowstone to Ft:
Union, thence down the Missouri
! Dstca Gen. l. suiiy ii had 2,2O0 mounted men,
including A. T. Crowl, as previously
stated, 400 wagons, two bands, lOO
emigrant wagons and families, ~
Indian guides, etc. -,
As a result Of this campaign the
indians came to realize that they
could not resist the armed force OF
the. sU. S. The people from the east
Immediately commenced f1ocklng
westward and taking up homes.
It will also interest some OF the
PRESS readers to know that Mrs.
Fanny Kelly, captured by the Indians
"a the early summer Of 1884, in Ne
|nraska. was q nurse prisoner at the
|battle of the Kildeer. She dressed
The wounds Of the Indians on the
very grounds where the people are
to celebrate on July 2Sth. This re,
hold
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1914-07-25
JUDGE A, A. BRUCE
WILL Will SPEAK At
MTS. ON JULY 28

A large number of people are MAX
ing their arrangements to go to Oak
dale next Tuesday for the 50th ami
versary celebration of the battle of
the Kildeer which was fought on July
|28th, 1864. It would not be surpris-
ing if so automobile loads of people
went from Dickinson and vicinity.
The procession will start at very
early hour next Tuesday morning.
There will be many people going
from all the towns along the North
ern Pacific and some coming from a
distance.
Z Among the distinguished speakers
from away will be Judge Andrew A.
Bruce Of the State Supreme Court at
Bismarck, Secretary O. G. Libby of
the State Historical Society, Curator
II. C. Fish, Attorney Usher L. Bur-
ldick,who comes overland with q string
cf autos from Williston, and Gov. l..
|B. Hanna, If he returns from Norway
in time. @
I A number of the Sully soldiers will
be present, most prominent among
whom will be W., H. Houlton, presi.
ldent of the First National bank OF
Elk River, MINI. Mr.. Houlton is the
gentleman who secured an appropria-
ton Of $4,000. from Minnesota for a
painting of the Kildeer Indian battle.
AS stated last week in these col
umns, the exercises will take place
I on the hillside just beyond Oakdale.
I The tombstones for George Northrup
and Horatio Austin, however, will
be set on a plot of ground donated by
Mr.. Richards from his Diamond G
ranch, and it is expected that Curator
tH. C. Fish will arrive from Bismarck
on Saturday to look after the details
of this work.
| The grounds where the exercises
are to take place are about three
miles from the Diamond c, fully As
miles from Dickinson. There will be
all kinds Of sports, much the same as
last year, when visitors saw some OF
THE best riders in the northwest per-
form. "
It will be we'll for those attending
the picnic to take a lunch basket
along. as it will be practically i'm
possible for the Oakdale people to
provide for a multitude Of 1000 OF
! .sSSSte00 hungry hungry visitors. How.
lever, Dick Blackburn announces that
he will run a round up wagon and
will be able to feed a few hundred
5000 hungry visitors.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09

ton u~nter5ogen, geneien entlaiien. -
Mnton 6ranf uno @attin fin6 nod
&abm, g. g., abgereiit, tpo ibr Ian.
eerer @ef,1@ Ger 5amilie @aspor
56afer gelten miro. Srm S@dfer
lit cine Godter 6es Clinton Gro1f. -
Sal. 8eder eritattete ieiner in Mi1t
treopolis mobnen6en To@ter eine1t
@eiud. - Sobn S9dfer bat Iette
ISOLDE nit ser @rridt11ng zines &C.
raii11migen @taueS a1f ieinem @eboft
Beginner laiien. @ilb. 8lomfer Be-
1orgt 6ie @9reinerarbeit.
2nre1nbnrg.
Sofepb 8artbelemp bon bier bat
om Mitttpodmorgen bel elmer in Der
unbefledten @mpfdngniBfirde at ct.
CLOUD bonn bodtp. P. Mlfreo geIeie<
1re1t @rm1tmeiie SRI. @atborina
8eder, sic erft Dor monntet init
ibren @ltern ibr Seim bon bier nod
ct. @1ou6 berlegte, als 8ro1t 31tm
|Era11altore gefiibrt. Bel Sen @Iter11
ser 8raut fun6 nod Ser firbliben
8eier int &retie elmer beiteren @dfte-
fdoor Dos &odaeitsfeit ftott, bas 5ur
@ntbietung ser ber3ltdftem @liid-
miinf6e beftens m~1sgenubt tpur6e.
DoB es 6em i1tngen @aore am eige.
nen &er6e at ct. CLOUD itets tpobler-
geben moge, lit Ser aa1fridtige
|@mni9 6es vMpr6itern."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09

Sobn 2a1etmer, iett 6rater S1itin1s;
sSrar5 @ralln, iebt 5roter Moreus.
M1,d, legten an bemielben Sage Die
fplqe,roen Mitglieoer ser ct. @roco-
plus Mbtei BEL Chicago, naboem tie
in Scr ct. Soba,mes Mbtei ibr &c.,
pi5iat erfolgreih burdgemodt batter,
ibre Sroenseeliib6e ab: ST.. Netrns,
8. g. g., ST. @eneoift, .. g. s.;
Nr. Ma,lrus, .. g. g., ST.. @en5eS~
laus, >. g. g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09
EKirNliNe naNri6teM.

ssSn Ser bonn bodm. 9errn gmll
@teirnb gu 8eae &lper pa1tortrS
ten ct. Mifolaus = @emei110e ertbetlte
ser bodm'ite @err 8iidof Sacob Sro=
Be- anl 5meiten Sl1li na6 bprber ge-
balterem feierlid)em Mmte ITO Yer1o=
nen 6as I'll. @aframent Ser Sirmnrg,
tpobei Sodoemielben a1Ber oem
bodtp. Ortspf arrer 6te bodm. Serren
@elp bon Mleranbria, @11mper bon
Breckenridge un6 &ui6 bon Tolep az
1iitierten.
Ser in @u6ena a1s 8farrer an=
n itente bodm. &err S. 2enger bettn=
j: 1id I'M ct. &apbaels &oipttal gu
ct. @louo, mo- er iid 6iele r Gage elmer
Sperution unter5teben m11bte. @ein
ouqenblidli6er 3uitamo gibt none
@eredtigung gu ether bal6igen Gene
lung.
sic @on1nltoren mie Sic nnab=
fetbaren &farrer Ser Dio5ele pare11
Dienitognodmittog in ser er5bil6of=
ben Sc iben5 gu ct. Soul gum
soed 3niammen, cine @un6ioden1iite
aur Be1ebnng 6es 61r@ Sic &eitgno-
tior 6es bo&tp'iten 8ii6ofs Sacob
Erobec bermniit getpor6enen Bi1@ofs~
iibes ouf5u1te1en. Dieie @an6ioa<
tenli1te lotpie eine iol@e ser Snffra-
qon-gif6ofe Ser @r56io5eie ct. Soul
miro nod @om geion6t nno 6em @nte
{hei6 6es 81. @aters u%nterbreitet. @S
m0qen Monote bergeben, big ote
@nM 6eS Mo9folgers auf Ben BIZ
ihofliden Ebron Der Dio8eie ct.
@lcu6 %getroffen lit.
= @ommen6en @omtogna4mtttag
rad, ser in ser @ntbe6role geboltene1t
@esper miro 8iidof &robec Sen
@run61tein Observation-Disclosures lee
oen. gei 6ieier Geitli@teit miro Der
Sberbirte cine furae Mnfpra@e ba1>
ten, tpaibren6 ser bodtp. &err Sa111es
meorbon, &erm1sgeber 6es III ct.
Saul erideinen6en u@atbolic Ba1le<
fin," ser ii9 a1s Steiner etnes aus
!. oeaeidneten Suites erfreut, Die Selt'
;,xeoiiqt bo1te1 miro. @o@ ben @e>
.emonien ser @run6iteinlegrng miro
inf Sem @ofen beim bti@0fli6en Ba>
Ioig cine gefeGige 11nterboltung 1tatt'
finben.
= En- ser ct. Sobns mteifir&e
fnn6 am letten Sonntog sic feierli@e
er{te !@in6erfomm11t1ion ifatt. % @tn'
/. hpr - ID @noben nr6 o@t Maoden
moren bon 6em bodtp'ften &errn
y5te &eter gn9e1, 8. g. s.. o11f DE
ION hebren Mft a1f 6as @efte borbe'
,p;tpt por6en. &od6erfelbe rei4te
Zen @in6er,n in elmer bon tbm ielblt
nm 9 l1br celebrierten fl. @eiie ber
Qpib Beg &errn, nod6em er etne limit
ne Mnfprude at biefelben gertdtet
bottle.
. eeyn ct. Sobrs erbielten am 6
A,ri aus Ser &a16 bes bo&tp'fiter
y Gp,rn qlbtes @eter gneel, s.. g. g.
SIC f~oIqen6en @an6i6oten fir Die ct
sohonneg Mbtei bos &let6 Beg fl. 8e'
,opoiifftt1s: Trm3 6IeiBner nit BEN
0rnens11o,nen &~ierorpmlts; @rn1
mptterbobm, jebt 8rater @rnit; So
fet,b moper, iett Grater Mar8eaus
Seinrid mesfr, ie*t 6roter @olter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-09
Sic Saiiom gum Gtnma:
Men.

Sars, @ubber 5pps, 4arppar,
SellD MDul6s un6 SeQp @ldier.
SAL Maipn Sars mitertra i9merer
@@ulter, &inten 49c, Quarts 59c
un6 p @alone gu 75c per Duben6.
@rtra ibmere meiBe &ubbers, loo
SDrte, 3 8afete fir 23c.
&egulares 15c &atent BarDmar
10c, bier @tide gum 8aqet.
SeID MDul6 unb Glider, Csc @pr=
te 81 22c bas 9ubenb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-15
@ebeu niht mad.
gartfOmiiidre idenfsH bem groteit
Der 9lniifer sdutseieuidait
feline Seadtuus.

lie 9arffpmnliiiion bat Der W'il'
iifer Sdusaeieaidait oen arieg ere
fIart. Gie acnmiiiion bat in ibrer
geitrigen Sitlng beidlciien, btil'
iidtli6 Der @ergebuns Der aoniratfe
iiir bic Yarffon5erte feinerIei 8er'
dnoerilna por,llnebmeu. ionoern Der
aapeIle oes eriien Regiments. ole
iid befanniIi1 aus niht 5ur linton
seboriaen Ruiitern suIammenlest
Die ibr i,rIpriinglih 5ugeiogten ist)s
9onSerte 81 iiberlaiien, obihoH be-
fanntIid Die W.iIIiter Sdusgeiel'
i6ait biereegen aanJ energijh prote.
Itirt uno erfIdrt bate, oab IN oieieit
,saue fein lltionmiiiifer ipdbreno oes
Sommers in parffon3crten, NIT
9lusnahme Der aonserte i'm eoen
9nrf ipieIen ipiir6e.
@eIde tpeiieren Sfritte Die WlIi'
iifer in Der stnaeIegenbeit tbun iuer.
ben, bangt BON ben 9eihliiiien elmer
Spejialperidmmlimg Der Wlliiter
SfusgeieIlidcit ab. bic aller @ahr'
if,eiuIitfeit nod aui Wontag einbe'
.ruien piro. Senn biz oabin Siirfte
Vr1iioent Sranf 2obmann, Der 1ur
3eit Der IationaItonpention bes Wlu.
iiferper6nnos in Desmoiues. Sa,
beiipobnt. 5uriid iein.
Die 9arffommiiiion beihlob &C.
iiern, aui Der iriiberen 9IafIp 5arn
einen @oIi.SpielpIab ansuIeaeu nno
auberbem unoer5iigIifl Die notbigeH
Sdritte fir Die Snitanoiesuns
idmmtli6er SpielpIdse su tbun.
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Qofal Beridt.
Ter Observation-Disclosures.

gie y5onrtb Of sSuIp Garniual NJ.
iociation", ioipie oas aommittee Der
SanbelsfaInmer fir cine oerniinitige
;Seier beS llnabbdnsigfeitstase ba'
BEN iiir ,Srriiaa, Den 20. Mai, Ra6'
miitags cine Wiaiienperiammlims in
Der Sanoelsfammer nnberalmnt, gele'
aentlidD melder 9sropaganoa fiir cine
perniinitiee Jeier oes pierten Slili IN
oieiem Sabre semaht weroen ioll.
SSn Der geriammluna iperoen ber'
porrasenbe gieoner sInipra6en boil
ten unb aiiberoem ioleu oie yldne
fir bic oiesiabriee Geier e'ltpOrien
lDerpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-15
9aptOn anb UeHebae.

Ger gelcpue SteuerauseIei.
dlmgarat1 rat geitern in Sitlme
mo oraaniiirte iih. Gr piro 2 80.
den m 5glIng ieiu.
Ger @runpiae @loobp Soften
o, q H., Uon 9eaepue b1It ON
Sonntag g|ndmittoe nm 2 llbr cine
Terianmhm1 in &. @. 9iosel's Ci.
lice, ]IO 2l7 6airiielb apenue, nb.
I'M oIc Arraneements iiir ben Ura.
beridnujdYmlstag 5u treIien.
Ger Gaptoner Steierauselei.
Gnna5rath crganiiirte iih esitern
mo erwabIie Sobn @alfer 5iim Rra.
iioenten mo 9lnbreip SfIclein sum
Sefrctar
- Iic 53ulfinbcr bon Ganton
nebmen rcgrn antIeiI oil Der iSeier
oes .,Fart 1ap", Die nm Sanitag ab'
gebalten ueroen ioIl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-15

elngtnrmfltn. I'D mari olDer Die Uteol6r
n.n. Die Der gi,t bier stlalitn. tort uno tdD
be9unn oas COMPOUND einSunebmtn. ebe
id) eine babe 5Slnihe eIngenommen, lpar ld)
i'm Stauoe, aubuiben, uno IN turier Stt
oarauf tDunte it ale mene glrbeit oerrld1'
ten. Sbre N,oBin bat gsseist, oaB ite al
lee tbut, mas Sie iiir oieieibe beanipruhen.
uno i'd, babe oieiebe in alien 5amtllen EN-
pfpblsn, bic id beiuft. ."-SraH W r .
Solution, 2l0 Siegel StraBe, &bt!aoel'
pbia. Ta.
ytud eiii idjlimmcr Tall.
@pbrata, 8a.-8or etpa einem Sabre lag
ih narneoer nit nerpbie. SinfaIIigtetl.
Sb mar bleit uuo ihpad uno bate bpnes
ride glniGlle, trantbaften Rppihmer' uno
idblimme Sd)merSen unter benz S6ulters
blatt. Sd btiano mid in Sehanbun9 BON
per,dJleoeusn @erStsu, iauo aber feline Bel
isrung. ScI mar 10 id)wad), DaB tt taum
lang. aenus aufreht iteben tpnuts, I'M mein
9eidlirr Ill tuad)en
.Gpoia &. Ylutbam's Segctable Gcm'
ppuno bat mid geiuno uno gIIaIld) ee.
ma6t uno Id itns an, an Ssruid)t Sn'uHsb.
men, uuo t iebe leBi seiunO aus."-6rau
g. gS. Sprnberger, VI. So. 3, 9phrata,
ga.
@cnn Sic ipeSielleH Niatb beOiir'
fen, 10 iueuocn Sic lid al SgSia Is.
9sintbam IRcSicinc So. (Urrtrauens.
uolD, Spnn, Wiaii. Shr Srief ,uiro
non elmer Sran ge6ffnet uHo acleicn
uHb inter oem Sicgcl Der @eridliuie'
geHbcit bcnnt,UUrtct Uerocn.
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N E ~ y o T t.

Die 0emsurt Siiiec iir Sas Sin
einnafier @uIfsblait" beiinbct iidl IN
Nu. 339 s)Ort strn6e, aeaeniIber sem
Gourtdouie, lYOielbit glrniafeiten. NH'
seigen II. /. ~. bis 10 llhr 40 Mimi
ten gbenSs cntseaeunrnommcn lprr'
cen. ScIcphOr sOntf 2401.
- PIN tomnen6cu Sonntaa wer'
0en lid Die o@ieOcluanns" nit Den
,Gbmcic 9liue" in NleocnlannaEnrt
i'm gaieballipiel mCiieu.
- ISobn Sborpe, elm ~Simf".
S0noler ron Der 3weiten lmO 9ort
Strabc, Der om N}ittluodl 9I6enb lue'
oct Hubcitorimg perbnitct lulroc, CT.
hieIt inn Staotgcrid)te zinc Stroic
rou so uuo Soften pIbittirt Gie
9tatbarr poren ieine 9Intldger.
-- Golmtpriftcr Balls mo Die
5ric0cuarid)tcr pon Campbell County
perocn am c5rcitaa nad) GctrOii,
Mid. rciiclt, i'm sic aonfret'9 '9anS.
iiroben, Die nad) Detroit iiIbreiL 81
aeiidtiaen.
- Webrere aapitaIiiteu seben nit
6enl @eOnufen um Sarrp SpIuts
@oicbnQ 4art al Der 6airiiclo sIpe
unjlItauien. ,<ngeneurc naren nit
NtciiuHQen beidaltigt illr ben Yall
cine5 0ran6 StanS etc. sir pelhe
9aiebnQ .aiga Der Earf augefauft
uer6en foil. fonnte o6er DoIIte &err
Spinfs nid)t alge6en
Iie Examination Der 9lppli.
fanter iiir SdIullebrcr IN Gompbell
4ounm Grsqenommcn giemport,
CAUTION un0 gcIlcpue, iinOet am fom.
menOen Sonitag i'm Golrtbalie IN
9llcrnnOria Itntt Qie Graminatprcn
iino: @'roi. 6ranf Springer BON
McIbolrne lmo IrI. Gpntbia 8. 9li'
len BON Der 9llerauoria Sobi6lle.
- Gircllitridtcr 9ungblut gab &C.
tern feline entid)ei0llng i'm Sale Oes
3ricOcnSridters I. Ct. Sutd)inion &C.
gen oen Gountu'gfutb Der aommiiiion
az @lnIten bcs aldgers ab uno mill
len Die 8erflagteu Die Soften tragen.
- Suiepb RIefe Don Cincinnati.
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Tor oen sIer5ien mittbeilte. ipolIte er
am Wluntaa sIbenc 5ipiifen 5Ipei BE.
fannten, ipelde lid, nu Der 0ierten
StroBe rno 8roabmap III cine Shld'
aerei perlpidelt batten, brieoen liii.
ten, erbieit aber babel bic meiiteH
SdI1ae lno gserieeimsen. TaDlor
aab 81. Sab er tein sed,t hattie, lid,
in oen Streit ein5umiihen. Neaerste
beiiirdteu SaB iid cine glutperpli.
tuna IL Den Shnithunu6en cinseltellt
bot. Ter 3uitano oes Ulannes 1T
5iemli6 bcoenflidI.
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SllQullputltHl 8u eiiu"SeHt 80"
iibermdbigen prsife ab5uiddfttn llno
bic Haten fir 5radt lpie porber gull
tia al ertlGren. = 9as @eriht balt,
baB bic 8eIu6e Der 8ldser dbsefplelen
unb tein Ginbaltsbefebl ausseltellt
peroen ipIl. Die Vertlasten
puroen perurtbeilt. bic 5onps
all bic Sldger auriid5uerltats
ten. Der temporGrs GinbaItsbeTsbl
Ioa ebenfalls aufssbp6en peroen llno
ion cieies llrtbeil am 80. Nlal 1914
in Sraft treten.
9ionier Der a m m un9.
Sn Qlblpeienbeit bes prdiioenten
0m. gtieolin fiibrts geitern 4benO
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