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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-10-19

Following discussion of the situa
ton which threatens Manitowoc and
Two Rivers with being set in group
by Themselves and burdened with
freight rates TO and from central states
which represent increases of from ten
TO nifty per cent, effective Dec. LIST, a
large group Of manufacturers and mer.
cnantsrepresentatives Mon. night decid
ed TO ight the proposed Increases to the
finish, aud act at once TO secure n sus-
pension OF the published rates by the In
terstate Commerce Commission so as
TO give time for the complete prepare
ton and presentation Of our case. A
committee, consisting Of Carl Isse Imam
aluminium Goods, Aubrey Egan Ship
building CO.,) and III. &. Gowran Two
Rlversh was appointed to inves igate
and recommend suitable traffic experts
to handle the case. Another and arg
en- meeting Of business men is called
for Friday night Of this week at Fra
ller'S Hall to hear the report of this
committee and subscribe funds for the
light II is probable that We will Join
with Shcboygan and Green Bay, thus
making stronger case, as the situa-
ton is the sane for MI these groups.
II such is done the cost will probably
not exceed tive orsix hundred dollars s.
not y great sum IN comparison with
the millions OF loss such rate increase
would mean TO us in the course OF two
or three years. Every shipper or re-
celyer Of freight ,hould be on hand at
Fr dnl mex Friday nivht TO
le4ru the lact- and get behind this
fight. There IS every reason to believe
we can prevent these high rates II we
&C at once and fight hard.
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Notes From YtSIlcOt.

Mr., and Mrs. l.. Leyenhagen of CHI
caRo are visiting with relatives and
friends here.
Miss Vivian Poet Of Milwaukee spcnt
Saturday. and Sunday with her parent,
here,
Mr. aud Mrs. Parker Of Milwaukee
visited with Mrs. Parker's parents
here.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Leyenhagen are
the proud parents q a baby boy.
The teachers Of the Southwestern
section held their meeting here Sat
urday,
Mis-, Olga and Alice Mahnlle were
visiting with friends here for the past
few days
The large barn Of Chas. Leise was
destroyed 10y FIRE last Sunday morning,
q quantity of hay farm machinery and
three horses all being burned Spon
taneous combustion is believed To be
the cause Of Id.
Mr.. ard Mrs. win Ssh and sen,
Robert, and Mrs. Harder and Mrs.
Vim. Finger Of Milwaukee visited at
Beyers'
SIR na ur. Sih'soy onl children,
and Ru-
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Notes From kingSDridge.

Word has reached here OF the mar.
rage OF Miss Agnes Westgate to Mr..
boya Nelson OF Dixon, >. d. on Mon
day evening October2.
The bride Is daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Westgate OF MIshlcoJ. She
Is a graduate OF the Teachers Train
ing School OF the class OF I9lI' Since
then she has been one OF South Da'
kota's worthy and successful teachers.
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Exclusive.

Young Heifron was overjoycd when
Ruby Jackson promised 10 be his VIZ.
and presented himself before the rich
old father 10 obtain his consent
"What do YOU want Il Wife for when
you can scarcely support yourscliT
quericd the old gentleman crustily.
Why, sir, my daughter would starve! T.
Well, sir" replied Heffron, with
great dignity, III you are the kind Of
man to let Your daughter and her hus-
band starye, don't wish to enter the
family
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NOTES,

OUR STATE FAIR? The following
from the Bulletin of the Wisconsin
| Retail Hardware Assn, is, or should
| be, of interest to every merchant IN
| the State of Wisconsin, and IL IS throu-
Oh united effort that we can hope to alb
dish such precedent. Our state fair
is not now, nor perhaps can be made
to be self.supporting, and ever year
the Legislature of our state approprl-
ates big sum Of money toV ards its
maintenance, which we, as citlzens of
Wisconsin are obliged to pay in taxes.
| 1t is therefore, an act of gr,ss injus.
tice to the retailers Of Wis. that the
State Fair officials solicit or allow a
mail order house, like Sears, Roebuck
& Co, Of Chicago, to occupy space on
the fair grounds. Even individually
We should all write to O. f.. Remey,
Sec'y Of the State Fair, and express
our disapproval of this act.
The article is as follows:
'Tong before our last State Fair WAS
held in Milwaukee, it became quite
generally known that Sears, Roebuck
& Co. would have an exhibit there.
They bought and paid for space and
nothing could be done to prevent
their showing. This is now ancient
history, but before arrangements are
made for next years fair, every com.
mercial organization in the state
should register a protest with the
Board Of Governors OF our State Fair,
This association asked to be heard
and we are herewith enclosing copy
OF their reply. Copy on file in our of.
flee The small rental fee paid by
such pirates is nothing compared to
the tax we are obliged to pay to main
tain our Fair We should all pride
ourselves in our State Fair, and strive
10 make it better reXt year, nut II
concerns of this nature are permitted
to exhibit, every msrchant in the
state will lose interest.
kalamazoo direct to you" had a
space also, Any concern whose bust
ness is not for the best interests of the
State of Wisconsin should not be per
mtted on the grounds and it ought not
be difficult matter TO convince them
they cannot afford to antagonize any
al, s al ; g., sol of fp
hundred dollars"
Another article in the same bulletin
which all our retailers could read with
profit, says, Sears, Roebuck & Com
pany have Just issued their latest book
No, 1873, and ~. y shows very materi'
al advances in prices, while the intro.
ductory pages explain that the house
will not be bound TO furnish even at
the published figures quantities Of any
item which itconsiders excessive. The
same general advances will be shown
in the catalogs of other large mail
this competition should secure copy
Of one or all the current mail order
catalogues Customers frequently
quote prices published in obsolete is
sues of mail order house books and the
temptation to do this will be greater
than ever owing to present market
conditions So get copy of the latest
mail order house book and be ready
to talk intellgently on the items which
arise.
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Notes from five Corners

... .a, ..... I.p,.ais au.
4ls. doe oarliIa and son Frankie mo-
toreu 10 Whlre,aw Sunday 10 see Mrs
JOS. Weber who is IN The Sanitar.um
there and also stopped at Reodsy,.le
for o few hours visit.
Bahmh 81 kubsh finished threshing
last Wednesday and viii start thresh
ing clover next week.
Mrs. Matt Eubsch is reported to be
seriously ILL., DR.. G1l,man is attend
ing her.
MIR. Joseph Ruzek was business
visitor at Mauilowoc one day last
week.
Mr. Henry Vida who is attending
the Manitywoa high school spent last
Saturday here with his parents, Mr..
ana NJ ST. Anton WI da.
Wme cutting straw on the farm Of
Mr.. Andrew Swetuk the gasoline en-
CINE belonging to Stephen panoch
caught flee and exploded. The crew
helping there were lucky that they all
escaped without injury
Qute a few from around here at
tended he dance at MeInk last Sun
day and all reported having had q fine
time
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Copra Trade Important.

The trade in copra, which is the
dried meat Of coconuts, Is one of the
important trade lines Of the worlds
markets, copra giving forth COCO oil,
which has many uses, its principal use
being In the making of soap by the
great soap manufacturers of the world.
Coco butter has also come to be an
and much dried coconut meat Is used
throughout the world is the confec.
tionery business.
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RESOLUTION OF the MANITOWOC
CHAMBER of COMMERCE on AID
VERTISING, DONATIONS, and
SOLICITATIONS.

WHEREAS, the members OF this or
Ranizatlon are solicited frequently to
engage in advertising in special pa
pers, booklets, pamphlets, programs,
ETC., and TO make gifts Of money or
merchandise, to purchase tickets for
rallies, suppers, etc. for various orders,
entertainments, and occasions; and
WHEREAS, the frequency and ur-
q ''a-" "a l">'~ have h CONF 3
a-IIuus rurveu auu annoyance 10 the
merchants and professional men of the
city, therefore be it
RESOLVED, that hereafter the
members of this organization viii de-
cline such request until same has been
referred to the special committee hav-
ing the matter in charge; and, if pass.
cd upon favOrably 10y it, written
permit properly signed by the presi.
dent or secretary for such solicitation
has been issued.
Manltowoc Chamber of Commerce.
Adopted October Eth, 1916.
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STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP.
MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION, ETC.
REQUIRED BY THEACT OF CONGRESS
OF AUGUST "a, 1912.

OF AUGUST "a, 1912.
OF The Manitowoc Pilot published
weekly at Manitowoc, Wisconsin for
Oct. |, 1916.
State OF Wisconsin CO
County of Manitowoci o.
Before me, a Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid, per
sonaly appeared f. S. Grove, who,
having been duly sworn according to
Jaw, deposes and says he is the owner
of the Manitowoc Pilot and that the
following is, To the best of his know
ledge and belief, true statement Of
the ownership, management land if a
daily paper, the circulation), etc, OF
the aforesaid publication for the date
shown in the above caption, required
by the Act OF August "a 1912, embod.
ed 10 section 4i3, Pos, Laws and
Regulations, printed on the reverse Of
this form, to wit;
|. That the names and addresses of
the publisher, editor, managing editor,
and business manager are:
Name of Post Office address
Publisher f. S. Grove ManlJowoc,
Wis.
Editor f. S. Grove Manitowoc, Wis,
Managing Editor None
Business Manager f. S. Grove
Manitowoc, Wis,
2. That the owners are: Give
names and addresses Of individual own
ers or, if corporation, give its name
and the names and addresses of stock
holders owning or holding per cent
or more of the total amount of stock
L. S. Grove, Mauitowoc, WIS.
g. That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security holders
owning or holding per cent or more
VI total amount of bonds, mortgages,
or other securities are: Of there are
none, SO state.)
None.
4. That the two paragraphs next
above, giving the names OF the owners,
stockholders, and security holders, If
any, contain not only the list OF stock
holders and security holders as they
appear upon the books of the company
but also, in cases where the Stockhold
er or security holder appears upon the
books of the company as trustee or 10
any other fiduciary relation, the name
of the person or corporation for whom
such trustee is acting, is given, also
that the said two paragraphs contain
statements embracing atlantis full
knowledge and belief as to the circum-
stances and conditions under which
stockholders and security holders who
do not appear upon the books OF the
company as trustees, hold STOCK and
securities IN capacity other than that
of a bona ide owner; and this atlianJ
has no reason TO believe that any other
person, association, or corporation has
any interest direct or indirect in the
said stock, bonds, or other securities
than also stated by him.
,. That the average number OF cop
les of each issue of this publication
sold or distributed, through the mails
or otherwise, to paid subscribers dur
ing the six months preceding the date
shown above is
I This information is required from
daily publications only.l
+. 5. Grove.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
18th day Of September, 1916.
Seal c. h. Brady.
MY commission expires May %, 1920
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Notes FROM Baskerville.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Cheney and fam
iIy Of Lena me here for an extended
visit with relatives aad friends.
Mrs. Henry Hagenow has returned
after few days visit with relatives at
ShebJygan,
Mr. Henry Hagenuw is identifying
the appearance 81 ms house by giving
il q coat Of paint.
Mr, and Mrs. Emil Cloida Of Mantle
voc spen. Sunday with relatives at
TI5ch Mills,
a shooting match and daace will be
held az fscuors Hail 90 Sunday Osl,
tie 22nd Dancing in the afternoon
and evening Poultry lunch and re
freshments OF all kinds will be served.
Music EilI be furnished by the popu.
lar Married. Orchestra. There VIII be
ducks and geese enough FOR every body
SO be sure TO come.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hronek and M.
and Mrs. L1eksh Of Maultowoc passed
through here Sunday last enroute 10
Npr ttr. VESTED
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auo IS y 81 Richter u 81 oygsn
we're here u attend the iunel al.oi ne
late Anton Klein.
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sdllpGbiidler linterit. .gertin.

Der Ghpdbii6e llnisritiibungsosrs
elm periammelis iid inter WoriiB ots
.Ssrrn Senrp @loedler unb Der Pros
iotollfiibruns bss Serrn Ssnrp grcper
i'm DeutI4en alub. Die 5allenmietbs
aab su elmer lGngeren Debate ginlab,
sic purbe aIs gu bod befunbsn unb
idlisbli3 purbsn bic Ssrren 9np.
SOhitraber. 9luguit ammann unb
fnuer 9ertia oIs aommities auf5es
felt, I'm nit bern @ertualter Bid
fpracbe su nebmen, epentiien mad Ell
mem anberen 8eriammiungslofol I'm
i6ou su baIisn. Der Bal. ben Der
Berlin umidnsft CAB. mar in ieber
gesisbung ein grfolg, unb ipenn bic
G1lubabre1nung pprlisei. biirfte iih
Elm Reineriraa BON runo breibunbert
Dollars erssb,n. Ginlabunsen At ben
Jeitli6feitsn bss 9euiIfeH a!ubs,
bes geutonia mGnner6ors nnb Sbbs
fellon Gdngsrdorg ipnrbeH dneenpmz
men. Die gintabmen bstruaen $25
unb bic aussabsn 500. Die ndddtmo>
notise eibung pirb cine 5siibsr-
Idmmliing Iein, benn ben Serren
Glbert Bed, Grbdrt sren, 9ottfieb
Yyebsrmann, g(nbreas 5ofler urb SSriB
6auo iperben dnl1Blid ibres 25sjdhs
rigen WsitaiisbI6aFisiubiIdums Gbs
rsnbiplome iibsrrsiht.
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Herisnal 'Nsti3es.

ISerr geter 8. Reiufdtler
Solicitor Der Seraneourt grausri. II
g.iiern in isinsr MObnung. 2o09
syairpielp 2lDenus. I'm 4lter bon nlir
AZ Sabrsn seiicrben. er mar fiinf
Doten frani sepefsn. Der gtrblis
dtns mar Elm iebr ibdtisss wiitgliso
her St.Monifn@emsinbe II. ibrsr Ser
cine u. sebSris aud ben GasIes Il. ben
Wlpoie an. Die gesrbisuns finbst
an Mittipod Morssn ftait.
Ssrr sSobn 8. BOB III am
SamItag ieinen aieben unb 5ablrels
den ssrtunbsn bur6 ben 2o6 eniril'
fen poroen. Gr itarb in isiner Nobs
nuna, 3733 2obsQ apenue in Gbes
riot, i'm 2llter bon So Sabr.n. Die
Satin, Jrdu Sba Dob, mar ibm Be-.
r,its i'm EObe pOrausssgangtn. Die
9ssrbisunc bts aIIssmsin gsa4tsier
Ronnss finDst am 0ieniias Worssn
BON 5rauerhauie aus itati. iporauf in
in Der ct. Wartins air6s ein fsisrs
lit.s Requiem abgsbaltsn tpirb. Die
apmfbarei 45 Der Sobuunssriti.r
irirb bsm peritorbenen RamsrobeH Die
lsbts Gbrs ertpeifsn.
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sOuntugsseiet ilebsrtreter.

Qlu9 seitern nabm bic pcIiJsi mics
Der beridisbens WsrbaftuHasn pssen
YerIebuns bss Sonntagss reip. bes
geirdnfsiieusr s@eisbss Dor unb 5par
fieleH fuIssnbe Dsliuqueuien in ibre
9Gnos: Wm. 1breb, 259 5airDiep
QOe., Sdant,elIner Der Dirtbf9dfi i'm
WunrO : 6otsl. iuessn gerlsbuns oss
Sountagseefebss; Reo. aumpf, GIG
9ine Strabs, 0si9dfisfiibrer bss
Warbmens Club, 421 Central 4ps.;
9apib Seiglsr unb S.rrp Surlsp,
@si4iftsfiibrer reip. GeIlner zines To-
gsuannten SIubs go. 911 Wdluut
Str, ipo Der goIijsi aud cine mus
genlaOuns seiitiss getrdnte unb $3.50
In bic 06nbe fielen; 9tnrp SIiet. 9es
iadfisfiihrsr zines aIubs Ro. 431 %.
4. Str, unb Gbas. Raitin, Sdanls
ielInsr in sinem alub fir 5arbis..
231 Weit 9. Str, ipeetn @erlssung
bss 9etr1nteiieuer 9eIstes.
SdmmtIi6e 9srbafisie ipurbsn ess
gen giirgi6dft entIaHsn unb iperben
iid bsuis Dor benz WunisipaIri6tsr 81
peranipprten baben.
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gokal.Dtrid)t
1r. arifbna's 0prtrag.
am ;Sreitas glbenb ipridt er in be.
WtmOriul SaIe inter ben gnipi-
5ieH Der Silfsssieaidnii.

Der inOiide pairiot Or. y. sriib.
ma bait am Grsitas bisisr DOfe, um
8.15 absnos, in Der Msmorial 6al.
einsn 9oriros untsr ben slufpi3isn ber
Osutfhen unb Otiterrsidif6 llnsa'
ridden SilfssefeliGaft. Gr ptrb uns
bel bisi.r 9sIessHbeit fdiloern, ipis
Snbien unb fem Bolt bon ben eng.
ldnosrn felt Jubrbunosrisn iuiiemas
tifb unterOriidi unO ause,pliinberi
1pirO. Die yreunbt Der 5ilfsgsIelIs
i6uft, iouie bus allsemeins Yubliium
limb sinsslaben, ben fsurissn Rsbnsr
aHSub0rsn. Der gintritt 1T frsi.
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6amiltpn.

iinier Asent in Snmilton IN
Serr Gbuarb Brad, 449 siS Shnfts
Strase. 9eG Gel. 476 g. Ssm,
ebOne 163tA.
= Sobn Sarpsp ppn SO. TOP prbs
tania 9penue ipurbsn sipolf Siibner
gsitpblen.
= DaarD Slora, bic Satin Don
Jrant %. Slora pon SO. 222 gaicn
9lpenue itarb seitsrn WlOrsen am
&rebs.
Der prp5sb Don Diaium
S6nsioer ipeeen S9iebens nit Der
4bii6t gu t0bten pirb beuts pabrs
fdeinlih gu Gnbs sefiibrt. Der 9yros
Seb 1T cine Solse Der llnruben In Ser
binbung nit bsm Mai6inenbouer1
itreit Dor einigen Mondten.
Sn bem gro5eb Don 9lnna Ris
darbioH segen &aIter 5. Riharoion
unb 9lnoers rpegen llmitobuns bes 5es
itaments Der peritorbsnsn 9eppp u.
DON Miibbletopn TT oas
@eiud, Inn cine no9malige @srbanbs
luna aeitellt iporbsn. Der glddlab be-
trGst $4,000.
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9saer-
Sin 5peitss geutr In Der
Qr;,;t., 90 G o:

sriniip @. 6. airas
Sm 5burm Der 9riniip Ua. g.
airds an Der 8. Strabe. bic ar
Samitas gladmittna burH sins
Gsusrsbrunit sipa $4,000 Shnbsn
erIitt, bra9 s,iisrn ftiib eiri spsiiss
Jeuer aus, ods jebod BON ben Wdds
tern iofort snibedt unb nod turjsr
3sit bon Der bsrbsigsrufsnsn Jsusrs
ioebr esloI6t purbs. Cine gsitern bors
senommsne llnisriuhung srsab, bab
bas 5suer an Samitos obns 3peifel
infoIss Der &rsuSung sIstiriifer
Drdbts i'm 5burm sntitanoen mar.
Die GeHsinos belt ssiterH ibrsn Got
tesoienit i'm @ibion 6olfie nb, lpiro
dber obns ipeiisrss bardn sepsn, ben
5susrftuben aussu6eHern. Der erlits
iene 9erluit III bura 9eriiheruns
pollitinbis ssbedt.
- aurs Dor bier llbr gsIteru Rdhs
mittds lpurbs bic Gtusrpebr mad ber
Diribidaft BON Safe pittnsr, 9. uno
Dine Strabs, ssrufen, mo iniolse Don
SelbItentSiinbung Elm 6euer entitdns
ben mar, bds jeoo9, obne S6doen an
geridtet gu bdben, s.l0itt Durbs. es
idsint. bab Der pOrter, Der wGbr.nD
Der Samiias Rnd5t bic Reinisuns pDrs
nabm, bic 6ls,trantien qnppen. nit
benen er ben Shanttii6 eereiHist,
Iisssn Iieb unb bisIe Fa sHtSiinbsi
babsn.
Die asusripebr bate ssitern ale
9dnbs poa gu tbun, I'm alarme 5l
beantpOrteu, bic ii1 isbo9 ale dnf
grdnbs bs5Oeeu, bel bsnsn fptnig Ooer
gar tein Sdaben dneerihtet purbe.
Die 9ef9dbisisn tDaren: Wm. Tds
psnport, 631 groabfpop. Sobn SOffs
man, 613 Weit @isrte Strabs, 9enrp
9amilion, 416 Rem Strabe, peter
0ed, 766 Dlorsan Strabs, CLARA
Rantin, 7o3 Neit Gourt Sirabs.
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5a9respsriammlnns Der ct. ginesnt
be ganl Guciefp.

@abrenb Der geitriaeI SabresDer.
ianurIiina Der CT gincent De 9old
@cicaidlait, Die infer bcm 8oriii,
oeS @r1iioentcn iSren 1nfe III Der
actbeoraIc Sadie iiattinno, lielt ers.
biid,oi WSccaer, Der ais @brenglit
eindcIaoen lUar, cine ldngere glp.
ir.ade, rorin err auf Die iegersreidr
arteit Der Geiellid)ait ulb aud, Oil
nie BON oen aatboIifeu Der biciiJerl
IiS,eic geiibtc MilbtEdtigfeit bin
.Dies Rep. @rccblc, Der fiir5Iid, ais
aeiicr oes bureaus Of Catholic
Charities" ernannt moroen lit, er'
iIdrfe ole 3ipcde uno 3idc oeSicl6en
urnaud,, Sab er in go. i07 @eit 3.
Strabe ieih Sauptauartler ercfinet
babc. Bon 10 Der 43 lieiIgen apnie'
renjen Iieien gerifl.e elm, aiis bench
atrpcrgins. oab iuibreno beg SSabrfs
S90n0 peteinnalrlit. $4,000 pernus'
gabt unb etipa 627C arrne 6nnlilIen
lntcritiiijt ip,rben.
Srrr 1ufe bcrid,teie. oaf, Serr
1lonras Miillrp. a,rdiibent ees Sil.
pericr Gcrncils ser Der. Staaten, III
sicrp 2)orf geitorben iei nn6 es iulr'
sen oaroililin seeiguete Iraiieroc'
idIiliic aefnbt. Mebr als 200 Dit
sIieber ipobnten Der seitrigen Ger
ianlnlliug bci.
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Oag pislbdpro6ene 5uttcraftsGe.
| ieg, bas BON beiben SduIern Der Rem
tudper 2esisIatur angsnommen uni
pom 'GouDsrneur pbne 3psifeI unter'
Seifnet perben pirb, enibdlt in bsl
6auptfads bic foIsenbsn geitim'
munaen:
Na9 elmer GinIsituns, bic iid mi!
Der Grtbsilung Don Wirtbfhaftsli'
senssn i'm alssmsinsn bsfobt uub in
bi.fer 6inii6t feline @sranptrungen
bringt, bsiagt baa @eieB, baB ssbn
Gage por Der Grtbeilung Der Si5sn3
bic 2i5en5appIitation an Offentli4en
Stellen ansef9lasen iuerben mub;
penn bic MojoriiGt Der Gtinmgeber
Der Radbarf9oft, in ipel4er Die
WirtbTfaft einserihiet tperben Tou,
ii6 gegsn bic @rtbsilung Der 2iisn3
ausfpridt, ion iie absepieien fperb.n.
Den sufiGnbiseu 8sborben bleibt
iiberlaiTen, feftSuiiellen, mas unter
yRadbari6nft" al psritehen TT. Per
Ionen bon i9le1tem Gbdrafter barf
ieins ai5ens ausssftsllt rerbsn. 9tlle
applitanten haben einen S6eiu 5u
unter5ei6nsn, in BEN lie iid dusbriids
li6 perpflidten, ben SOnntassfhluB
unb tie gpli3eiitunosn inne gu halten
unb Elm orbentIhss Saus su fiibren.
eyrosnb Elm 9iirger lam ipsssn
9erlsbuns bes SOnntaassefeb ober
Der gclissiItunben seeen Dirtbf9aftss
befibsr alage fiibren unO Der Gtaatss
ober Gountnanpdlt mub bann bsim
Rrsiseeridt bic nOtbiosn S9ritis sins
leitsn; follten iih tiefe 8eamten tpeis
aern, bies gu thun, 70 lam ireenb elm
giirgsr felbIt beirR> arsisqeriht &lase
sinrsi6en, DOrausgeIsbt, baB Elm ans
bsrsr giirssr feline stntlase burh Elm
yaffibdbit" (befdporene Musfage)
unterfiiibt.
Sn bisfsm 3ufammenhanse hebt
bas neue @efeB ausbriidli6 berpor,
Ddb fpenn Wnge1fellfe De5 Wirfhss
bas @efes perleben, bies ben Mirtb
felbsr ni9t tntfhulbigt; bielmebr mub
bic alase in alien S6lsn aseen ben
Dirtb felber etngereiht iperben, aud
lpenn bic 9eiebberlsbuns binter lei.
nem Riitsn unb obn. Tein Wiien sss
fha6.
gssiisli6 Der Sdulbisbefinbuna
unb geifrafuns pOn @irtben beitimmt
bds @efsb fOlasnbes: SIN erIieH
ltebsrtretunesfdle rpG bus &reisaes
rift einsn @erfaa Der 2i5eno berfiis
gen, aber nibt pDlIftrsden; bsim
atpeiten interchangeable foa bitfsr
@erfan seri6tlih einsetragen tperben
unb beim brittsn JaIIe berliert Der
bstreffenbe Wirtb feins 2isen3; aud
barf ibm nuf Elm Sabr Hud benz Dsrs
fan feline neis aissn5 ober lIeberttas
sung isiner 2isen3 segsbsn ipsrben;
ebsnfo tpsnis TT ssitattet, Sab cine
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ie bss Germ eb. a6Iborn. glo. 437
9dursl Strabe iusilte, nm $7.60 be-
Itoblsn Sis bate, ais he gum
absnbtHsn sins. ibre 5anbidlHde
auf einsm Bette i'm 5lpeiieu Siod
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oben fain, NAT Der angsfiibrte Be
traa boraus psrfanunbtn. O. III
bic anfi6t, bob bsr Disb. btmerfsnb,
baB idmmilide SausbefDctnsr iib TN
untsren Stodipsri befdnbtn, iih unbs'
merit na6 oben gef4IiHen bate
= Msdbreubamslia Marasss. 1926
Sfabsaa Gtrabs, sefern Rahmitias
allsin in ibrer Wo6nuns ii6 befonb
unb sinsei9ldf.n mar, fdIi6 iiH Elm
Dis6 burd, bic offsngelaIitnt 6duss
tbiir in Elm 3inmer bes siDeiisn
Gtpdfperls, ipo er Sfmudfaden i'm
Wertte BON SIS unb sine Hrisftdf6.
nit $s5, bis bsm SDbne german
geb0rie, srbeuteie unb bomit unbes
merit feline sIudt bspertitsaigte.