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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
MASS MEETING AND
DANCE IS PLANNED
Company Fund Will Be Raised for
Company D-Committee Now
at Work.

The Association Of Commerce and
the doctors of the city are working in
unison on plan to assist Company D
in the way it should be helped. At
meeting of the Board of Directors Of
the association this noon it was de-
cided to ask the people of the city to
contribute to fund to be used by the
company of militia of this city during
the campaign on the Mexican border.
This fund will be used for absolute ne
cessties that the government does not
always furnish. President Porter Of
the association appointed Messrs. H.
l.. Halvorson, F. 3. Lambert and E. S.
Person as a committee to solicit this
fund, and this committee is already at
work. Mr.. Lambert found so much
sentiment in favor of such move that
he started a subscription list this NOR
ming and secured 500 in a very short
time, only two men turning his propo-
sition down.
The doctors of the city decided last
evening at meeting to do something
to show Company D that it was ap-
preciated, and committee Of the
physicians-met with the association
directors, as also did Capt. Wheelon.
Capt. WheeIon reported that he
needed a number more men for his
company, and it was decided that
mass meeting would put the matter up
in the right shape for our people and
President Porter appointed Messrs. 4.
d. Mcdaniel, J. L. Devine, Ira D.
Wight, R. Z. Barron and VIII Z. Hol-
bein to make arrangements for this
mass meeting to be held at the Arm
Org tomorrow evening, at which time
prominent citizens will address the
meeting and set forth some Of the
things that are worrying the officers of
the local company. The meeting will
be followed by a dance to assist in
raising funds necessary.
Everybody is urged to attend this
meeting, for it may be the last time
they will be able to see the local COM
pany for many months, as it is pretty
certain that in a very few days the
North Dakota militia will be modified
and sent to the Mexican border to do
patrol duty. The meeting will start at
$50 sharp. -..-.-- --
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
CRAWFORD
GUEST At LUNCHEON
President of State Board of Regents
Made Pleasing Talk-Predicts
MinOt Normal Largest

An enjoyable informal luncheon was
rendered Lewis F. Crawford of Sem
tinel Butte, N. D., president of the
State Board of Regents, at the Leland
hotel Saturday at noon by number
of Minot citizens. President Porter
of the Association of Commerce took
charge of the meeting at the close of
the luncheon and called on a number
for informal talks. A. M. Thompson,
the first speaker, told of the growth of
the Minot Normal school and stated
that the institution had developed so
rapidly that one or two more dormi-
tories were needed as we'll as the new
wing to the main building planned
when the building was constructed. He
referred to the fairness of the board
of regents.
Major Person speaking next said
that while the school was for the
entire state, it has the backing Of the
Minot citizens. He spoke Of the large
crowds at the public entertainments
held at the school and said our people
are interested in the splendid institu-
ton.
President Crane spoke of the oppor-
utilities OIL Cne SCHOOL. lnere are CU,-
900 boys and girls living closer to this
institution than to any other school,
and 100000 who are directly interest
ed in the Institution. He said that 500
students would attend the summer
school. He said the school was long
on students and short on room.
President Crawford gave an inter-
esting talk. He said that by reason of
the location the Minot Normal would
soon be the largest in North Dakota.
He believes that one should be estab-
lished at Dickinson to care for the
needs of southwestern North Dakota.
He said there are 5000 teachers in
the state, 5000 Of whom are in the
country schools. Four hundred STU
dents graduate every year from the
Normal schools. We have to bring in
1900 teachers every year from other
states. Our Normal schools should
supply our own teachers. AS the num-
Der of students increase more room
will be necessary and he said the state
would not hamper the growth Of any
institution on account of lack of room.
In the next five years he predicted the
Minot school would be three times it's
present number of students. Mr..
Crawford made an excellent impress
sion.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
JOHNNIE THE
Mexican JOINS
COMPANY D
Capt. WheelOn Has Soldier Who Can
Eight the Devil With Fire.
Soldiers Wives Will be Cared For.

"Johnnie, the Mexican" who was
employed by dad" Marsh in his res
taurant for several years, is now a
member of Co. D and will soon be on
his way south to fight against the
members Of his own nationality. John
ME was working at Kenmare when he
got the call and he hurried to Minot
to join his colors. He has a wife liv-
ing in this city. dad" Marsh has
promised to see that she does not want
for the necessities of life.
Paul White, a valuable member of
the company, will leave wife and five
children in the city. He has been en-
ployed by the Hodgins Transfer Co.
Jos. Hodgins has had Mr.. Whites life
insured and has provided free rent for
the family while Mr.. White is at the
front.
Capt. Wheelon informs the Indepen-
dent just before going to press that
his company will in all probability
leave the city Sunday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

The above is q photo ta~h g. DO.
John Wallin, republican c;1l ate &C.
County Treasurer.
Mr.. Wallin has not been fortunate
enough to hold the office of Dep1t:y
County Treasurer. He has worked his
way through by hard knocks, mostly
on the farm; he has not been boarding
his earnings, but has spent his money
in bringing up and educating a large
family. He is public-spirited man
and has contributed much of his time
and money to public enterprises, al
ways working for the public good. He
has never held an Office for the money
there was in it. During the ten years
he was county commissioner his year
ly salary did not average over $4,000
year. He is not spendthrift, but
his salary as state senator hardly paid
his expenses during the legislative ses-
sions. He is applying to his fellow cit
liens of this county for the office he
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
Prominent Piano Manufac-
turer MinOt Business Visitor

Samuel w. R. Raudenbusch, presi-
dent of the Raudenbush & Sons Piano
Co. of St. Paul, visited Minot Wednes-
day. The Raudenbush company has 4
large piano factory midway between
Minneapolis and St. Paul which is
growing rapidly. A large addition
will soon be built to enable the COM
pany to care for the growing business.
The company operates five stores, at
Minneapolis, st. Paul, Duluth, Minot
and Fargo, the Minot house being in
charge Of H. A. King. Mr.. Rauden-
bush is pleased at the way the bust
ness in general is growing, and especi-
ally with the Minot house.
Mr.. Raudenbush has been engaged
in the business for 46 years and is re-
garded as one Of the pioneers in the
piano manufacturing business. The
Raudenbush pianos have gained an en-
viable reputation.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
BUICK CYLINDER
CAR JUST ANNOUNCED
L. c. Eby Telegraphs The Independent
From the Factory of the 1917
Sensation

The Independent received telegram
from L. C. Eby, Of the firm of Eby &
Young, Minot's Buick dealers, who left
Minneapolis Saturday, June IT, on the
Pence automobile tour, the most ex-
tensive tour ever undertaken by an
automobile concern of the country
Mrs. Ely accompanied her husband
The party left Minneapolis on spe-
cial train for Duluth, going over the
lake to Bay City, Mich, and by train
to the factory at Flint, Mich. The par
ty will proceed to Detroit, Cleveland,
Niagara Falls, returning via Chicago.
The Buick sensation for 1917 has
just been announced. 1t is a four
cylinder, five-passenger car, listed at
S665.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

$ rs on his recorl as & public man
ul.l IS clti. N Of t,,.is ,nmonWealth.
His past record proves that he has the
stability and Judgment needed as the
~....,cutif q tie affairs of the office he
seeks. The fact that he has not held
the office as deputy does not in the
least reflect on his ability and efficien-
cy to conduct the affairs of the office
he seeks, and if elected, he will con-
duct the affairs of the office with cred
it to himself and his constituency, but
he believes that his fellow citizens
when casting their ballot June 28th,
will consider not only the qualifica-
tons of the candidate, but also who is
most deserving and entitled to recog-
milton and Mr.. Wallin places his case
before the voters on his own merits,
with the firm belief that they will
give him a substantial majority June
2Sth, as their candidate on the repub-
lican ticket.-Pol. Adv.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
MENNONITE BISHOP WAS
WELL KNOWN HERE

S. G. Lapp, a bishop in the Memo
mite church, who was formerly located
in North Dakota, lost his life in the
terrible train wreck at Packard, Ia.
The body Of Mr. Lapp was found sew
en- miles down the stream. He was
we'll known in this vicinity. He had
often visited at Surrey during the
period from 1905 to 1911 in connec-
ton with his church work. He was on
his way to Minnesota when the wreck
occurred. Mr.. Lapp was about As
years of age.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
The Magician

The first annual Bulletin published
by the graduating class Of the Minot
Normal school is off the press and it
is a beauty. The students deserve
credit for the unusually good work.
The work was financed without line
Of advertising matter. The book,
which is known as 'The Magician" is
beautiful geographically and the sub
ject matter was selected very judici-
OuSlV
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
Needed Rain Came

Wednesdays long, steady, gentle
rain was just what the farmers had
been looking for. The grain is about
all in the ground and every drop of
rain means money in the farmers
pockets. The prospects for a good
crop were never better than at this
time of the year.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
BLACK MANAGER OF THE
GOOD GOVERNMENT LEAGUE

Norman B. Black, former manager
of the Grand Forks Times-Herald Co.,
has signed up three-year contract as
manager of the Good Government
League and is now in Fargo, where
the headquarters of the League are
located.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

how the child came to accompany him,
He said she had asked him to 60 with
her to pick flowers. He had arrived in
Minot that morning and after working
half day quit and wandered off into
the northern part Of the city. 1t is
said that he is the man who tried to
entice two other little girls away.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
BIG TENT MEETINGS
TO BE HELD AT DIES Laos

The United Evangelical congrega-
ton of Des Laos will hold revival
meetings in big tent from July 6 to
&c. Rev. H. W. A. Mergel, who has
had charge of the Des Laos church
since April, will be in charge of the
meetings. A tent 40x60 has been Sc
cured.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
Is Selling Property Near the Normal

Z. L. r. N0ofe, son-lh-1oW OF ". K
Fuller of Springfield, Mass, arrived
last week and is engaged in putting
the valuable property Of the Somers
Land Co., located near the Minot Nor
NAL school, on the market. Mr.. Fuller
is heavily interested in the Somers
Land Co. This is some Of the city's
most desirable residence property and
Mr.. Moore is offering it at the right
price, and on easy terms. He has es-
tabished offices in the New jacobson
block.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

Blakey May Build Four Story Block.
The Western Building Co. has been
awarded the contract to build the new
Blakey block. It will be made of re-
inforced concrete and may be built
four stories high. The Scarlet Office
Quitting Co. will occupy the main
floor and Mr.. Reierson of the Waverly
hotel has leased the second and third
floors for additional rooms for his no.
tel. Offices will be located at the front
of the second floor.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
Robinson Elevator to be Moved.

The Robinson elevator will be moved
from it's present location along the
Great Northern in order to make room
for the 200 foot extension to the G. N.
freight house and after July will re-
main closed until further notice in or
der to make the change in location.
The elevator occupied by the Minot
Cooperative Grain Co. will be also be
moved.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
Miss Ida Tufveson Will Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Tufveson have is
sued invitations to the wedding of their
daughter, Ida Selma. to Rev. Erik J.
Forsberg of San Diego, CAL, which
will occur at their home in Minot, 426
Fourth avenue northwest. Wednesday,
July 5, at four o'clock in the after
noon. The bridal couple will leave for
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
Notice OF Meeting

To the Stockholders Of the Minot
Farmers Grain Association:
You are hereby notified that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Minot Farmers Grain Association
will be held at the elevator in Minot
Thursday, June 20, 1916 All are urg-
emily requested to be present.
JOHN WALLIN,
Secretary
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

Sept. / will be at home in San Diego.
Miss Tufveson, who is one Of Minot's
very charming young women, met the
man Of her choice at San Diego, where
she has spent a number Of winters
with her parents.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
VIM. TOOley WEEDS Miss Bailey.

VIM. Tooley, who is connected with
the International Harvester Co. of this
city, was united in marriage to Miss
Margaret Bailey at o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon by Father Jos. Raith.
They left on No. 30 for the cities to
spend their honeymoon. The bride has
been employed at the Scandinavian
American bank for some time. The
young couple have the best wishes Of
a large number of their friends.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
Main Street Block Sold for $4,000

Halvor J. Halvorson bought the
three-story brick block on Main street
occupied by the First international
bank from Frank w. Roach, Mrs. Jos.
Roach and Levi Gilroy for $40, 200. The
deal was closed last week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22

Secretary and Mrs. Will Holbein
spent Sunday with friends at Ana
moose.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-22
Williston Takes Four Straight
j 1 l.

Winston Takes Four Straight
Williston defeated Minot on the To-
cal ball grounds Saturday 10 to 4. SUM-
days game was a victory for the Wis
itors, making four straights for Will
liston. The City of Opportunity has
a mighty fast team. Minot will make
a number of changes in the lineup and
before the end of the season we expect
to give the visitors an interesting time.
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Sas ysrpeaObuot.

Ter Sorpeoo III cine Mine, Die
ourtl beiOn6ere gubitobrobre ins
@aiier gebraht miro rno lid in Die.
lem nittels elmer eigetPn oiir6
@rebluit betricbenen Wlai6inerie itil.
ter Dem DleeresIpiegel grabbing iori.
belpegt, bis lie anf 0as feinblihe Sb.
left it6tt uno bort mitteIs elmer
SdlaJdiiu6lmg sur Grploiion ge.
laHet Gae slnsmerien Der Torpe.
Dos eriolgt BON beipnberen fleinererl
gooteh Den iogenanrten 2orpeoo.
bootelr aus.
l3nndd,it ideint es ionSerbar, oab
man fir oieic ariegsipafie beion6ere
5abr5euge eingeiiihrt bat; baben nm.
ierc sroBeu ariegsitiffe bod semii.
geno 9Slae iiir bic gnfnabme bon
Sorpcbos uiS oereH giisitobrobre.
lbatidhIid) beiiseK. mas ben meiIten
unbetannt iein 0iirfte, ale sroberen
ariegsid)iiie mebrere 9orpeooniis.
itnBrohrc, Die 5unieiit iinierbalb oes
@aiieripicgels Iiegen gieben ben
lintermaiierrobren bat man audi
Sberpaiierrobre nn6 duf Ted aiifge.
itcllte 1orpeoofnnonen. Got ipieleu
Ole 3orpeborobre anf iiniern sroBen
ariegsid)iiien nur cine neberinhlihe
Hoae. Gies liegt OH Der beibruirftcn
9auirpeite Der Gorpeoos, Die MIR 10
lanae LAUREN, rpie Der perb1ltHibmd.
Big gerinee 9uftDorratb reidt 1ie
eriten 1orpebos tdmen tid)t ipei:er
aIs 600 @leter, nnb nod 3ur 3eit nes
ruiiiit.iapaniiden arieees mar einc
2aafpeite Don 1000 big 2000 Weter
cine iebr CUTE aeiitlIng, tpdbrenb Die
idDer. SdiifsartilIerte lire @efhoi.
fe 10 ailometer urb nod tpeiter fort.
ihleuoert. 5iir arieesidiffe iinb oa-
Der Torpebosn,ar TN Sale Der bod-
i!eu Notb peripenbbur, ipeiin feinblt.
DE gaiife tn be- e6la&t cber pia.l
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Die probritif4en 3eitunscu
bemdnseln Madenisns @rtldruna se-
seniiber einem amtritanifden Sci.
Observation-Disclosures, bab in bieTein
8riese aubsr Sinoenburg nod gtie
mano@elegeHbeit sebabt babe, militdriz
i9es 9enis 81 betunben; Organization
unb ni6t 9enie lei bas Msrtmal pss
jeBiaen arieges. Warum biele BE.
mertuns beanitanost pirb, 1T lei6t ae.
mug Su psriteben. Sn ben orsaniiaip-
riiden Srdften limb bic 0eutlden
ibren 9egnern peit iiberlesen unb ss
1T ibnsn unnlOsli9, bisien Hahtbsil
aus5ugleiden. Die 9eutiben baben
einen militGrilaen 4pparat aei9afftn,
Der bis auf ben lebten puntt ri9t;d
drbeitet. Seoer, iogar Der Mant in
Reib unb 6lieO, psib senau, mas tr
5u ibun bat unb es lit barauf aeisber
luorben. oaB ieosr feline ibm suaeipis
feline aufsabe griinbli6 beIoret. Si.
osutidsn OfFi5iere poaenps psriiissa
iiber cine militGrii1e ausbilbung, ppr
pelder bic 4liirten gang ratblps iit-
ben, neil iie bieisn pi9tisiten 5bsil
bes Seeresoienites 10 pOlis pernat,
ldTigt 6dben. an Stele bes napolso.
nii6en @snies lit bas prsaniIatoriide
@enie setreten. Die Strategic, bic
friiber alIes enti9ieb, lit Dor Der Sat
tlt. bic bel 5leiB unb 9lrbeit erforber,,.
5uriidsetreten. Wir itimmen Der pro-
britiiden Prefe nur in bem einen
puntte bel, pab Madenien iid ielbit
unterf4dbt, ipenn er Der @enialitGt jez
ben Spielraum in bieiem &riese a6s
fpridt, bsuu mas Madenien gsleiitst
bat, mar iiderlih niht eepObnli4.
5asearbeit, ipenn er aud niht itrate
siid, iOnbern ii6errpi.senb tattiid &C.
arbeitet bat.
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Die nsu. susliiae AHleibe.
(aus Der Rem gorier Bolts
seitung".

|
Dor siniger 3sit baben bic ensli.
ITten Wliniiter i'm parlamsnt bic
| lfinun5ieGe Gage bss britiiden Reites
in slin5enben 5arten 9efdiloert.
Sol6e S60nfGrbsrsi tann man BON
3eit gu Seit in alien parlamenten Der
trieafiibrenbeH Gambler b1ren. Sic
folien ba3u biensn, bic Gemiitber ob
Der itets 5unebmenbeH Sdulbenlat,
unter Der san3 europa suiammen3us
brsGen brpbi, 5u berubigen giur
Rublanb, bas perIaulbstits 9anb bon
alien, perffmGbt iol6s Strife. heHl
bic Isipotie bat pibsr RiitIiht auf
bas @pIt, nr6 auf bic goltsDlrtretsr
81 re6men.
Dos enslif6e aoblieb bate j.be4
nod sinsn anbsren 3tped; es gult,
Die ameritaniide Sinan3 8u bssiHs
fiuFen. england IT rdmlif i'm BE.
griff, sinsn nsueu ma6tisen Pump in
rem Der. Staatsn an5ulessn. Gs
banctlt Tf bissmal UNI $50 Millios
neu Dollars. 8ns III tein puppens
ftief, nafbem Gnglanb unb Jranfs
reid oor einem Sabre Sufammen fdon
500 MilIionen, Srantreid Dor tursem
100 MilIionsn unb RublaHo so Wlils
lionsn bier gelisbsn buben. Mud Ga
Haoa fat bereits 224 Wlillioneu aebolt
unb Statien 25 wlillipnen. Neben
bieIen INSTRUMENTATION bdbsn aud
bic ganten in gnalanb, Grantreih
uno Heufunbldnb bsbeutenbe Gum
men srbaftsn. quberbem baben gbina,
bie S6peis, @risAsnlanb, Rpripeaen,
Mraentinien unb anbere iiibameritu
nifte Staaten pier geborst. glad
elmer 3uiammeniieluHg betragtu ale
tieIe 4nleiben ieit 4uguif 1914, alio
felt geainn oes arieses, 3ufammen
Sas niebiife siimmhen DON 81 ,456,r
100000.
Wan fanr es ben ameritannhen
@elbleuten nidbt periibeln, ipenn es
i9nen dngeiidts bisisr iistisen 4ns
sapfuHgen etpas fntpiil sumuibs
fpirb. Die neue enaliIhe 4nleibe lit
baGtr, trob Der PATRONAGE oes 1is
nansfaiiers Morsan nift 10 slatt
unterSubrinaen fpie man a.bdht bats
is. 2fuH bic siinitiue Sfilberung|
4sqliiths i'm englifdsn parldment
fonnte narnn nidts dnDsrn. lInerfab-
rene 9eute tDnnen bamit ipobl ges
tdufft psrben, bic fhluusn 9elbs
p5lfe In WaIf Street getpib nift. |
Worgan unb fsin aonfortium batieu
aeglaubt, bic snglifdsn 9onbs fpi,b,r
10 r6ne jebs Bsbinaung, segen bus
geriprehen gutter 3iufen unb Dis.
fonts. seitiibt auf ben Rrebtt eng.
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iteIle. Das TT ni&ts ipeiter, ais einc
bemasosifhe Mebensart. Der adtitins
bise 9lrbettstas 1T ipobI aufs Snniei.c
Su ipiirf4en. aber MIR burhfiibrbar,
penn er In Der san5en Wclt @eltuns
bat. Wenn in elmer Ration Der neun.
ttiinbise Irbeitstas oie Reeel III uno
in einer anberen Der adtitiinbiss, 70
TT es nur cine Grase Der 9eit, bts bic
eriters bic lestsre iiberpunben baben
pirb. 9lber ielbit ipenn Der adtitiin.
bise gag in Der san5en WeIt beitebt,
ldbt er iib in elmer ganjen Mnaabl BON
yetrieben niht itrens burdfiibren uno
basu geb0rt Dor a1sm Der giienbdbns
betrieb. Na6bem ibm bic 4uspeiie
unterbreitet nprben iinb, bat Der pra
iibent etnseieben, bab Der Qhtitunben.
sSag ,ipenn in allen 3ipeigen oes Giieus
babHbetriebes ourheefiibrt, srobe
Ute6rfpiten psrurIabsn ipiirbe uno
bieie Slippe min Der prGiibsnt ua4
BEN nationalOtonomiihsn Gebren bon
@ompers unb aoniorten umihiffen,
! inbem er bic Mebrtuiten auf bas
publitum ablabet. WenN bic Giiens
@eIsli1aften bas ablebnen, 10
IseiGiebt bds ni4t aus Menidens
freunoIi6feit. bsnu iolhe Gmpiinoung
| lit ben aapiialiiten BON bieier GlaNs
.ians beionoers fremb. Die ablebnuno
srfplgt aui 9runb Der Giniift, bab Der
grobe qadeiel, bas publitum, I6on 10
TART iiberlaben 1T, baB er unter Der
2dit suidmmensubrehen brobt. Selbits
fiihtis, pie bieis &apitaIiiten limb, ba.
ben lie bod ipenisitens bic Giniidt bdt
iis iif ielbIt au @runbe rihten, ipenn
Il: bas pubIitum iiberlaiten, bab lie
Die Sans nidt ihiadtsn biirisn, pel6s
bic golbensn gier lest.
Qber 70 entidisben mir Ser aniidt
limb. bub Das S6ispss.ritt bslpilIig.
lperoen Ioate, ebenip entidieben pers
treten mir ben Stanbpuntt, oab bs-
Yabnpertsbr niht untsrbrotsn iperben
BARI; bisIer mub i'm Gang gebaltsu
peroen, alei4Diel BON psl4er Seite
bas oinbernib tpmmt. llebsr beiDer
parieien iteht Die aIsemeins @obl-
fabrt, rsip. bic Redts' Der brsitsn
Yoltsmaifsn. Wenn in bisiem 5aas
bic parteisn ii6 ni6t einissn i6nnen,
barf man bem @olte nibt sunutben.
bab es in alIer Hube perbunsert, 6is
Der Gtreit seiflidtet III. SIS mub
idliebli6 ssideben, mas idon 5u aus
fang bate seideben iollen, bab Elm
Sdiebsseri6t ale pbaIsn bss 2phrs
tampiss unteriuat, ieber partei 5uer;
tsnnt, mas ibr sebiibrt uno bab in
apiIasn Der getrieb fortssIest ipi.b.
lpenn n0tbis burt qnpenbuna bon
@epatt. 0as 1T u0lis bur6fiibrbat,
benn pas GissntbiimIihe in oeul
Sabubetrisbe 1T, bab Qeiituuseu. Die
iehr ssrinsss WifIsn erbsiffsu. 10 bdb
pbns srobe SapieriQteii Grids sefun.
ben iperbeu lam, lGherlih bod bt5dbit
iperbsn unb bag 8slb bierfiir iommi
aum aGersr0btsn sbeile aus ben Ia>
f6sn Der iibrissn arbeiter.