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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26

The Nulla Grand card club will
meet y tn Dlp<ln' hDnr y II =.
! b Hilton. next Tu .sday after
noon from two lntil five. Mrs
Hilton, is one Of the popular hos
tp>se~ of the city and a good mem
der>hip is assured and most en-
jolable afternoon anticipated
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26

Mrs II f Y ukpy entertained
the 800 club at her home yes erday
afternoon from two until five
This club was formerly known aS
the Whist club. but the uame was
changed to 500 at the last meeting
that was held at the home Of Mrs
Geo Fr, eman More If the ladi. :
we're .nte' eSted in 800 lhan IN
whist and the change was made
There ae now, two 800 clubs in
the city and 10 preserve the indiNid
ua,ity Of the clubs the lalieS will
decide amo"g themselves as %
which shall be known as the
original" 900 club.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-03-26

Dr. and Mrs. Rock are the
proud parents Of q bouncing ha' Y
boy which came TO grace tn II
pleasant home. last Sunday
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-05-27

CURED to properly stage the play
This production will be presented in
its entirety here Thursday night.
May 9th. Friday night will con-
clude the engagement Of these pop
ular players In the production Of
Lady Craven's latest successful
society drama. Her Fatal Love.
Seats now on sale at Vorlander's
Drug Store. ADV.
Peter Dor, the Overland Tele-
phone Company nagnate. spent yes
terday in town. The Overland 10
one of the few companies organized
by farmers that have proved to be a
paying proposition. They have paid
dividends from the first. The line
is being extended this week into the
Dale country. Commissioners Frank
McConville will be one uf the new
subscribers. We don't just see.
though. what chance the rest Of the
folks will have with Mickey" on
the line.
Go into the business of selling
groceries. paints. oils and stock
food. We teach you how to sell res
taurants. farmers and the large
buyers. No capital required. II
you are anxious to earn $500 to
$500 monthly and become indepen.
dent. with US at once. The choice
territory we have open will be
grabbed up quickly. JOHN SEX
TON & CO.. Wholesale Grocers, 23G
West Lake Street, Chicago. III.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-05-27
IN TOWN AND OUT

up ten-inning scrap at Hazelton in
the first contest. Hazelton winning
only by score Of ! too.
Joseph Refs. Of near Napoleon.
came to this city last Thursday to
receive treatment for his eyes.
Tony Volk. of Winona, came to
Linton last Saturday to have DR..
Wolverton remove piece Of steele
from his eye.
Lightning struck the Swedish
church in the old Tell country the
first of the week and practically de-
molished the steeple.
E. Jampolsky made business
trip to Hazelton Tuesday afternoon.
his brother returning to Linton
with him the same evening.
Admitted amount of Broom Corn
Millet Seed for sale at $1.50 per
bushel. See sample at Occident
Elevator, Temvik, N. D.-Adv.
DIR. WoIverton was called to the
home of Fred Watcher. ST., last
Sunday to attend Mrs. Watcher
who was seriously i'll of rheumatism.
Commissioner T. P. Lee went
home to Braddock Saturday after
being here for the meeting of the
commissioners. He drove his horse
home.
DIR. Wolverton was called to West
field Monday morning to attend
John Wolf who was suffering from
bad attack of his old enemy,
asthma.
Henry Miller and John Seeman
we're down from the Braddock coun-
try yesterday ON business. Mr..
Seeman drove a new Ford home
with him.
Little William. the six-year.old
son of VIM. Neumueller, underwent
an operation for the removal Of ton
sils and adenoids at the local hos
pital, Monday.
There will be Memorial Services
in the M. f. church on Sunday
night. May 30th. Ali the other
churches of the city are invited to
participate Rev. Ponath.
Grand Ball at Temvik Hall,
Friday. May 28th.
Good time and good music.
Every body come.
ADV. G. C. Brooks. Proprietor.
The circus at Strasburg Friday
afternoon practically depopulated
the county seat. Everybody went
and everybody reported sting
ing" Yankee Robinson once
visited Linton and the memory still
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-05-27
doc" Morford spent Saturday in

doc" Morford spent Saturday in
town.
Maggie Jonley is visiting at her
home at Mobridge.
Ruth Hansen was down from Ha-
zelton Friday of last week.
Miss Sarah Saue went to Temvik
Monday on business trip.
Marvel Page, of Hague, spent
Friday of last week in Linton.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Carlev went to
strasburg Monday night to dance
held there that night.
VIM. Schwab went to st. Paul
Saturday OH business connected
with his stock-buying.
Ed. Miller. a local grain-buyer. is
victim of the humps. He says
this is the second time for him.
Attorney Chas. Coventry and
family spent Sunday with friends
and relatives in the Dale country
George Bichler and wife, of
Grassner. came to Linton last week
to secure medical treatment for the
lady.
Miss Katie Horner returned
Thursday of last week from Java. S.
D.. where she had been visiting rel
atives.
Will Cleveringa ana Jennie Van
Beck were Westtield people in Lin
ton Friday Of last week for visit
with friends.
Ruth Tracy. Of Pollock. is the
guest of her Linton relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. Don Tracy. this week
She came Friday.
Mrs. F. B. Streeter will entertain
the members of the Clio Club at her
home in the northwestern part of
town tomorrow afternoon.
Graduates of Mankato CONNER
cial College. Mankato, Mimi, have
paying positions awaiting them.
Send for catalog. ADV.
John Holsti autoed down from
Wilson township yesterday. He
was accompanied by the SaImonson
brothers of Esteline, S. D., who are
here looking over the country.
Braddock and Hazelton tried con-
illusions in return game at Brad
dock Sunday afternoon and the Son
bunch went down to defeat ten to
two. Braddock and Hazelton put
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-05-27
Baseball Schedule.

Hazeiton at Linton. Sunday. May ;soth
Linton at Braddock. Sunday. June 9Th.
Pollockat Linton. Sunday. June 18th.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-17
WHAT MANNER OF MAN?

~ ANk Examiner Drach who has been holding under
- called civil service law McFerson of
Boulder appointed by Governor Carlson the place
confirmed the When to take
instead acting the and the
would have done under similar give
up MS office and will try to force the matter into
there the atmosphere and surroundings that makes
in state positions show side of is repean and
dsgustiDgf
when men follow the flag Of certain political party
party defeated at the polls they usually
Of common decency at least When their time expres or
they asked to resign they retire grace their
the oce and a so far as they helping the
the duties OF the business with
possible However after years peculiar
brand G Democracy that has during these
seems to have acquired abnormal appetite for they
find they to be longer the payhec party
defeated last fall they adopting unpncpleI
naethoj Of fighting to retain their places.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-17
SSSSs =
THAT COUNTY A0RNf

THE POST still anxousy wondering plans be arranged
for the employment of agricultural for Garfield
before the beginning Of farming 1915 We
ieve the thing and should be done
To of thinking matter Of great regret that the
lack of 500 nerfered the employment
farmers and stockmen
Grand Routt and MOat counties The plan federal
to 200 while each of the three counties
400 toward the salary ~ Of the One Of
the counties baked under the am that could do better
$500 and the whole plan fell to the ground
The Country Gentleman printed
to the of the county plan which typical
Others for has been found successful wherever tried
You down into Luna New Mexico and find what
needs he done help farming there Then
hings'
That the Of the
newly appointed demonstration and the of the
suits of that man. activities reads like fairy tale but it
that the farmers and Of county consider
spent that the best they made
The time coming when will take advice instruction ani
counsel of experts educated drilled agricultural colleges
and who for the faith that is within them
rast the hit and haphazapd
oyed lines of business and nowhere than the bus
ness of farming.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-17

people s4ed netAsAs anl shers vho
will find in H. end they playing that
will lose them public respeet-T The Coloradoan.
vXIE HAVE heard great people woader that Glen
w wood not enjoying tourist travel this
subject there wonder about it. We haven't ask
anything better and it kas partially that
anything better getting Pleasure like
business less timd ani shy only where is
ved and remains only long treated well Many Of
asked them
change their original
plans and here for brief visit These people will recommend
Glenwood their friends and them will back and
make when they longer But what the Post wants
make plain that it. Of the few who have
have made As think have paradise here that is
superior to other places claiming and receiving the
attention of the travelling public But what of ate In these days
publicity make advantages known tn world In
other words advertise if we would prosper
COMPLAINTS have reached the during the few days
~ farmers who nconsderate of the rights of
others and at the time either ignorant of defiant of the
concerning the public highways by irrigation
that they make effort prevent mitigate the
cerning which the law strict This serious
becoming all the time the fact
demand than before and the
aroused than to the necessity keeping them
condition Roads of importance people and
they costing much permit of their destruction by
irrigation that the ought be made take
of and which the law that he shall of
else penalty The Post is printing this week the law
which appear drastic but when remember the
of public being spent keep roads
good condition there should allow them be
spoiled through the careesnss Of ditch of whom will
learn the law until they made penalty
for its violation. "a
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-17

FEW days ago inexperienced
vsed to get small Well bought 12horse power
machine and to that coun possibly get along without
It. had team of good draft horses but of them died the other
got cut in the and without except
tractor which has not been sick day. and smoothly
Ford automobile found that develops about
stead OF IL but that sufficient plow the
deph and get much faster with that horses and
expense OF feeding the tractor paocay nothing
what the feed for eight horses would when the
work over do not have hour watering feeding
and bedding the horses besides putting the harness
pair lhen too the myself whereas would
take two or three to do the work with horses Another
good feature about tractor drive along without
stopping for ten twelve hours and is in good condition
when stop at night when started in the morning.
This farmer the practicing real eff
cheney hat Will show in his increased and bank the
1a Before purchasing his he did deal Of figuring
could not possibly how he could be by keeping
large number OF horses that during when they
would eat up good cent of the during the
lie figured that the saving time labor would than
him for the interest his counting the
saving made IN harvesting when the good condition. and
at the right of the year
II Is often the that Of than five bushels
gram per acre is realized by powng the ground just the
time and at the depth With
wne the ground Of cultivation and before
gets TOO while the farmer dependent horses for
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-17

EGARDLESS Of what think jusness the SEN
~ ence imposed John R. Lawson the predomnang
OF his trial conviction the fundamental
violence right industrial sbversve every principle
of democracy onetenh the money the United Mine
spent the strike hire legal members
leaders indicted for criminal during the strike
benefits had been legitimate campaign publicity public
sentiment Colorado would have been friendly
toward them and their against
would have secured unprejudced hearing
The Colorado strike has fully folly attempt.
ling to win by defng the laws of attempting
ito gain public favor by display of violence
sovereign by birth become equal
eighty with those who by bth America there
FORE there be why to the bullet
when they the ballot In therefore, the
the rulers the anarchy in its worst
form
Labor has little complain the treatment being &C.
corded by lawmang bodies Eight laws health
laws safety appliance laws child labor compensa
ton laws minimum laws and other designed protect
the life safeguard the health promote happiness of the
working man. show that the American people high
est principles OF Big manufacturing
inceasng and adopting sharing plan finely illus
ted by Henry Ford in his automobile factory The whole
Of American sentiment sympathetic help and elevate
the men who toll in the shops, mines and factories
The laboring and the
are awakening to the fact that right is the only weapon
needed before the public opinion country
The radicals who direct the policies organizations
are finding that the American people will tolerate and
six shooters to force
The McNamaras behind prison California for the uam
outrages engineered Lawson who led the
skng miners Ludlow has been life Colorado
To people life sentence for Lawson may severe
But his trial and conviction should teach
creed violence to right industrial country which
has free schools free speech and makes every
the equal Of other rights privileges
full and peaceful methods the only
ever will win 4 cause-Boulder News
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-17
I An THE NHWQAPn

of the Deep daily need of nationI the Voice Of Now
the incarnae spirit of the TmesMonarch all things that
Are
My cod type burns with the frebood Of human action
fed by arteries of that gre the earth drink from the
of living and sleep
night day. know death, born again
with mornwh every twilight leap
fresh being with every world event.
Those who created be-he
that nourish the human dissolution Yet live
and
Majestic in My Strengh-Subme My
Poteniaites democratic ragged
me for penny
am the of Kngs-the partner Capitalize
Toll The inspiration of the hopeeth right the needy
the champion of the oppressedthe of the criminal
am the eptome of the worlds Comedy and Tragedy. q
My responsibility is infinite speak and the world
listen the word and battle flames
and the warords obey than indvidual-nos
powerful than the dynamic Opinion.
Rightly directed Creator Of Qndence builder happi
in living am the backbone ofCommece The
Prosperity am the teacher Of Patriotism.
the hands of voice of Civil
ization.
am the NewspaperFrom address delivered by Joseph H.
Finn, president NicholsFinn Advertising Co., Chicago.
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The Glenwood post., 1915-07-17
JUST LOOK At rHI VOTE

TIFF Dnver Labor Bulletin the Trinidad Tic Press VII ci
journals pretend spokesmen
of Colorado will nothing themselves
they undoubtedly without
continued and bitter attacks Governor Carlson
Farar They great themselves consider
the of the but few short months These
opposed the election of
Republican and the other people
ognzng the harm done by the political control of the
supported by these journals turned down by overwhelming
the candidates the Bulletin
elected whom the whole confidence
and repeated Carlson will
his popularity with the Coorado-The Coloradean
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The Glenwood post., 1915-07-17

III freqseatly happee tAat ke snshe st but @al
Pio~ed an. that Aaew deph before the ground h
In and seeding the be used to good
advantage and this work accomplished much shorter t
frequently be done operation and the seed
he ground at time when the best results be obtained
make the mistake
small One would better
than strain his the limit An
but the usually the BY utilizing the
do heavy work the farmer have his brood draft
colts which always Of Life.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-17

Ia ACURSIoNlSTS who have have
II ex"rsse" hems TIN yen highest
e,y scenic beauty of thN
they have not heretofore heard of It's
people who visit have nothing but
about the of who through
the right through here without stopping
altogether 1t simply resolves itself i'm
ortan question of publicity Let hope that President
and the Business Mems League find
wood and better publicity than before
y = y
JURY has at last declared that Thay
haps he is. He be a of
of Jail but that isn't necessarily
after of effort and the expenditure
his mother the jealous slayer of Stamford
by Notwithstanding
still doubt whether Thaw
whether he will be forced charge
1haw simply natural product of malicious deraved
society NIawk society if please wE" eoe
know something and from which lofty soca eneuce they
down the of rfraf. Well know a., much
about Swaowta dude opera some
OF these Gotham swels but Stamford W:;v pail
his lie and his Harry Thaw has spent
prison and out Notwithstanding declaration as
his sanity Guess all the joys of life big
cities sJway, would not either of
those fellows.
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-17

yyE JUST WISH might resident of Genwood
" few boosters of the eaber of A Trumbo of Oklahoma and
f. Miller Florida both enthued the value
publicity that Trumbo advese his
Miller and that when the mat
acting welfare they equally alive the
Of advertising for the benefit of their whole
y county This the spirit need and must have if
0 results.
kYIE ARE altogether much and downright
w tomoolery July celebrations and giving
giving thought the object and pupo of this patr
tic holiday people interested filling their
des full Of catching creased pig winning horce
jackpot driving their neghbos the hills that they
destroying racket than they the
Independence and the principles for which it stands
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TOO MANY wOrkmen have been employed in New York City and
break the monotony few of them have work Just
little handful Of 2 600
ke for higher while the of the country full of idle
who search of work and Of kind From
selfish standpoint this strike causing
for doubt but that will still be able purchase
pants only able to raise the coin of the realm
But random glance would appear that this
the poorest time imaginable pull off any kind strike
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NOUNTY arranged steam shovel 10
- be used in the building good Garfield
county 1t big plunge and required good
the than taxpayers
u build considerable road and with equal
that for the Of the linotype machine which
could set lot of the old antiquated
YET type setting machine which few looked upon
luxury which only the of the fraternity afford
regarded necessity every well print shop
See the point?
The Glenwood post., 1915-07-17
ENGINE POWER on rM Farm

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11
Wir srlebisen 8eiteanaaea

lum
anfanf cher Eerfaat sam
ftrrtb. :.
anistsah Dattr @sfis nns eIearis.tktis.
psils TTtfrrvb.
Nmtritau @aitz @srIs unS eIsslIiReSn-.
mea - btm Parft.
1na3rt&t'st uns SSa irsfas psIHsn Be-
ftuuussu,
SrOOes S Co., Sanhert,
RitgIieber Der BEN Dart etsd GS&eHss>
estraAtpns Pc. 8iIfeb,GaTTe, Pa.
UiaetumtnH, y. B.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-02-11
Gpbe 1arf Rpti,ert.

- Ole 9efdbrli6e MeSate Court
3reuSung Der Vadamanna @iIsubahn
1T nunmebr bsieitist lporbsn. iuSsm am
Donnerftas Der Durheans (Snbmap)
unter ben @eleiien bem Bublifum CT.
Ofuet ipuroe.
@ilfor6, Der 15 Wonate alte
Sohn osS Polt3iftsu Sobn Piftor BON
0amptOH StraBe, III am 6rsitag gia6t
i'm ct. Soispb's Siuolins 0eim nad
furjer Sraufheit seitorbsn uno muroe
Wiontag 9iahmitta9 i'm Srebbof Der
ct. Sobannis @smsinoe bssrOi9t.
als ON Disnftas UfOrsen sebn
WfGnner ben StorrS' 9lo. 2 Shaflt
hlnab9elaGsn wnrosn. matts Der be.
beituhl etnen pl0slidlen Sturj uon 100
isub. woourh Die Wtdnnsr sinen tiihti.
gen Shrsdsn erblslien uno brei Der.
lelben leiht uerlssf wurosn.
= als Der 40 Sabre alte Reele u.
Oauis am OOnneritas Morssn bic
Sanberion GpOthefe an 8aibinpion
auenle betretsn mollte, muroe er pom
einem Bluliur3 Der Sun9en befallen
uno ebe Elm gernfener ar3t eintraf, mar
erslne %sihe. Der Ysritorbene mar
elm Sruoer oes befannten 3e1snsso.
meters Dtorsan Dauis jun.
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y. &lme on Oioro Wiain auenue mur.
De Dienitas abenb tbeilmsiie 3srtrhm.
inert. als oas sinsm Sed Dor 6sm Sc
bduoe entweiAsnOe 3euhtsas in ben
Saben oran9 uno entsiinoet nuroe.
DIE Wuht Der @rplOion mar fir
mshrele Slods fiiblbar unb lodte cine
srOBe Wtenidenmsnse an; nismanb
wuroe usrlsst.
SObn Dsrmoir BON Ban Buren
@uenue muroe ipdt Donnerftag 9iad,t
uuf oem SeimDss on Price Strase
uon brei iHn9sn 9erlsn anssbaltsn,
nisoergsi9lagen uub nm SIT Danigslb
srlei6tert Samss @riff Don Brice
Strabs wuroe ipdter als Der Strasen.
rdubsr perbaftst unb Obne 3ulaliuua
oOn Stir9itaft oem @sidnsHiB iibsrs
ianot.
= 5rau anna @eiisnHub. psl6s
tiirilih pon bier nah 9iew Yorf UNI.
fisoslte. III am Sonntas bOrtislblt naf
furjer Sranfbeit ssitorbsn. Die Ser.
itorbene fpnroe Dor 65 Sahrsn In Der,
lin seborsn, fam als breiidbrises 9inb
nn6 ameriia unb wobnie fur go Sab
re auf oisier Ssite. sic miro pou
BEN @atten, 3nsi SUhueu uno iiinf
20htern iiberlebt. Ole Bsilsbung
srfoI9te 9siiern i'm 5oreit Siu Srisobof.
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Rtlfes. .Rarrs Radridhten.

- Der beiannte StoblsnOperator
0snrp D. 6arpsp lit am Donutritae
Wforsen In ieiner @ohnnns on Sho
6ranilin StraBe einsm mebrmOnat'
li4eu unwoblisin erlsgen.
= Der btfaunte Raufmunn @barlss
u. Blumentbal pom Glib ssranfltn
StraBe wurbe am Sonuias Wforseu'
In einsm Baos,ubsr i'm @'fs @ebduoe
toot auieefunoen uno co er9ab iih. bob
sr eiusm @ebirnidlas erlssen mar.
Yaul Wiolsr, 2s Sabre alt uno
on Sambourne StraBe wohnhaft. mur'
be Samitas 9iudt auf bic Gntlaae Der
= rmeiben Sflaueret" perhaftet. mell er
anaeblih Die Gohter oes Senig Diiller
pon Sft Ylpmoutb lestsn 9erbft oni
siner Reile nad mebteren Stdoisn
m'tnubm. On @rman9elun9 sines
YsrbotS muroe Wfoier am Wi ioniae
Dem @eidnsnis iiberianot
Srau S8altsr SGfner murbe an
Samltas ourt bic Stmer3ensruIt
ibrss oret Sabren ulteu Sohnes nod
Der 9iihe selOdt. mo- iie Den 3lsinsr
In 6lammen 9ebillt neben oetn Siihen
Ofsn auffano. jsrau 0dfner uno BIZ
1nidbrlse Eodter tru9en bet ben SOih'
uerluhsn b6le Branowunoen oauou
pdbrsnO Der 2leine isiueu Brunc
munoen erla9.
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Gtabtrath.

Die SrbinanS tiir beIiere 9oblen
nuroe an 6reiia9 niht pom Staot
roth erlebiat, neil Der Staotannalt In
Der lssten2pofe ju bsihdifiet nar, ,um
barhber elm @ufodlten ab,u9eben. @S
wiro erwartst. boB er iOlbss bis Bur
ndhiieu Sisuue tbun fOnu. iobaB Die
Sorlo9e oann bsitdtigt weroen fam.
Direftor Sobn o. SaDss pom De.
partemeut Der Dffsntli6en &erfe lssts
ieinen Sabrssberiht Dor, in melhem
perihiebens Yotihldse ssmatt msroen.
Sn bstref uOn Ssitenwsssn ma6t er
ben Borlflug. baB Die Soften onrh
Bonoaus9aten be,ablt meroen iollen.
ioba6 Die Sontraftoren nidt su marten
brauhen, bis Ole @runobsfiser be.
3ablt habsn. Gin msitersr Yorihlaa
lit, buB Der 12 3oll ab;ussfanal on
Bird auenus auf "a 3Oll uersr6bsrt
merosn iou, um ben llnratb gut Tort.
3nihwemmen. Sm Bnreau Der Parfs
weroen fiinf Olsueruuasn uoreei6lassn,
nsmli6 Elm nsuss 3ufludtsstbduOe In
9taD Gu9 Bari, abort fiir Widnner,
cine Office fir ben Supsrintenbsntsn.
3btsrsntdfis uno ausOsbnunssn Der
Part Sdnoereisn. Sin ldngeres iber
bic Gbdtisfeit bes Bursaus tpuroe aud)
ausefiibrt.
Sene Srbinanj. tpsI6s perbistst, bas
Wftlh In anoeren alS mie ben oriainel.
len Sehdlfern uerfauft mirb. mur6s be.
itatist; Der Sebalter muB bsutli6 ,ei.
gen, mas iib In bsmislbsn bsfinost nub
aud ben 9lamen oss 9dnolsrs traaen.
Die Sroinans fir elm Spftsm uon glb,
3nsstandlen In SettiOn u oes 13. slb.
sugstanal Diftrtits wnrbs slsi6faus
beitdttst.