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The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
BY WlNIFREo 8. oErTEMY
Assistant Professor OF Domestic An
Iowa State CoIleae.)

In the preceding lesson In house
furnishing. attention was given
the walls. floors, etc. In this les
son other parts OF the house are
the subjects
The Hall-The nrst impression
one receives on entering the home
IL made by the appearance OF the
hall. II should not be overloaded
with unnecessary furnishings. but at
the same time IL should contain the
necessary articles for convenience
and II should create an atmosphere
OF cheer.
The walls are usually better In
rich. warm tints Pictures are not
necessary in the hall. This is not
the place. for family portraits or
photographs: when pictures are
used. choose copies OF famous build
ings
Living Room-The homo should
not only establish moral standards.
but those OF aesthetic quality as
we'll and tho living room. which is
the center OF the home. should be
given the most careful considera.
ton.
This is the year.round room and
the color. furnishings and pictures
should be such as will have n peace
ful, restful influence on all members
OF the family and be Of common IN.
terest and not suited merely 20 ia
dividual taste.
Dining ROom-ln many families
the only opportunity for all OF the
members OF tho family 10 come to-
gether Ii az meal time Consequent.
ly the dining room should be a
cheerful and sunny place and nor de-.
pressed or gloomy. There should
be no unnecessary pieces OF fur
niture. and wall tones should har
monte with adjoining rooms.
Dining room furniture IS more apt
10 be mas sive and heavy than the
pieces for tho other rooms Great
care should be taken In choosing
that the pieces are not too heavy
for the size OF the room.
Bedroom The bedroom needs
plenty ~ air. light and colors. and,
above all. order The bedroom r.
the place 10 indulge personal likes
in regard 10 color. pictures. etc.
providing these personal likes .
Heli reslllaltea and IN keeping wftt7
the necessities Of the room
n tho bedroom Is used for sit
ting as we'll a. a sleeping roIn, the
furniture may be darker and heavier
In character 4 bedroom IL always
more CHEEKY with pretty now red
chintE over curtains and chair
cushions. A great mistake Is often
made BY an over.indulgence OF flow
cred material.
kitchen-It was long time AZ
ter many labor and time-saving dc.
vices had been invented for mans
work before tightening woman's du.
ties was ever thought ~. Now that
woman's time Is valued "a highly az
mans an effort 20 better her work.
ing conditions is being made.
The old kitchen. usually one OF
the largest rooms In the house. was
tho center OF interest and served
as place for not only culinary
processes. but washing and ironing
and churning and often dining room.
But in the modern house sonar.
ate places for these various classes
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16

PrtpttuE--the plain neat ktna--tha,
In riGht-rtmes Job Dept,-Main 4s2o.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
Until Noon Only in
Hosiery Shop

Ladies' Fiber SILK Hose-Black
and Tan. very fine quality, 39c
values. special 3 for ...........st
Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose in
the wanted weights. Regular 81
values, special ................6e c
Ladies Silk Boot Hosea very
hne durable quality--black only. soc
values. 2 for ..............s 500
Ladies' Fine Boot SILK Hose-ln
Brown. Gray. Taupe. Ivory White
and Black Special. pair ... .65e
Heslys Main Floor
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
Until Noon on Fifth Floor

real. MADEIRA Lunch NAPKiNs-ss dirr-eut
designs E0s $3.50 values SAT
morn
-drrssIu Don only 10
black .
cfc value MORNING
SATURDAY MoRNING yards PAT
TEEN TNi1E CLOTHS i'fa.leH
"a
nEMsTlTCHrp IfUCK TOWELS nchss MONOGRAM
Toveis stamped All checked Dwelling
al 10
inch q "
de- gns Ir Vst
5s-Iuch centers embroli.rv y
Laundry cr,tcrpe
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16
Until Noon Only
Fifth Floor Shops

JAP SILK PETTICOArS WITH .
rows Of Fiist lace cotton dust ruf-
re as ,alues ~tTt RDAY
MORNING only ....... si.sc
MT-sLIN GOWNS Sleeveless
stYIrs. trimmed With deep Filst
iarrs ti.5 value SATURDAY
MORNING only .s...s s....... e., Tss
NJ sftN CORSET COVERS -
TANNED with Naienciennes lace
swIax en- hfoidersd SOC value ne
81 and o. IS RRASSIFSES-
lacsd trimmed too and bottom
hook front stvls reinforced shieide
pink ribhon drawn--t'STfl NOON
sarh .... ..s.rs.ts s-t.ssss ~
He.,y.s rsfss v7esr
The Detroit times., 1917-02-16

Germany did not become ship
building nation until within the last
soneration-
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-06-14
The New Way Shoe Repairing by Davis work GALE. % ,s s DELIVERED w

present. A glorious good sine
was enjoyed by them all.
The river is lined on either side
by fishermen and many large
fish are being caught.
The main traffic is on the hill
road as the other road is still
closed for repairs. Some parts OF
the road are almost impossible.
Mrs. Frank Hartin of Columbus
was calling on friends one day
last week.
Geo. Winston and family have
moved from Riverton to Tent
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheatum are
enjoying a visit from one of their
little granddaughter of Joplin.
Chas. Winfrey and family and
Geo. Indy and family motored
to Pitcher and Commerce Sunday
to visit relatives and friends.
Claude Lathrop and family
are visiting the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lathrop.
Mrs. Ray Harvey called on
Mrs. Henry Card Sunday.
One of Mr.. A. Cheatum's horses
got one of its feet caught in u
swing at the school house but
fortunately aid was close at hand
and was not badly injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan
Williams attended Sunday school
and church here Sunday.
The Ladies' Enterprise club
met with Mrs. Geo. Lunday last
week. The afternoon was spent
in fancy work after which a
dainty luncheon was served by
the hobtess.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-06-14
Chautauqua opens
Wednesday, June 26.
Melrose

DIR. Walker of Melrose had hi.
car stolen about l0o'clock Satur,
day night. DIR. had a call anC
when he went to the garage for hi:
car it was gone. He gave the
alarm and Son parties were ir
pursuit and finally caught the
party near Commerce, Okla. II
is reported a boy fourteen years
old took the car but was hired
by some men to take the car.
We have had heavy rains the
past week and more hail last
Friday, but did not do much
damage to crops.
DR.. Walker of Melrose was
called to see Grandma" Wilbur
and son, Linnie, last Wednesday,
who have the fever.
Mrs. j. J. Barton was visiting
home fulks last Wednesday, com
ing from Picher.
Mrs. Ben Childers of Western
Kansas, formerly of this vicinity,
is visiting relatives at Melrose
and Columbus.
Mr.. Doffit of Century, Okla,
has bought Harry Wilbur's farm
near Melrose in consideration of
$4,000
Master Harold Chadwell of
Pittsburg, Kans., was here visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Mary
Hauptman, and uncle, j. B.
Filby, last week and returned
Friday.
Farmers are busy trying to
cultivate as it has been too wet
the past week and harvest is
coming on soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Allen of
Tulsa, Okla, motored through
Melrose and Baxter enroute to
Joplin and Kansas City last
Thursday and called on Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Filby, old time friends.
There were some parties re-
ported to be drowned on Tar
river near Cardin last week, a |
large crowd assisted in hunting
for the remains.
The Misses Frys were selling
produce at Cardin and Picher
last Thursday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-06-14

First Published in the Baxter Springs
News May -. 1919
In the district Court of Cherokee county,
state of Kansas. sitting at Columbus.
T. P. Lewis. Plaintiff
VS.
ohm W. Galbreath. H. Tomlin. and w
NJ Hamilton and their unknown heirs x-
eoutors. administrators, devisees, trustees
and assigns; and The National Bond and
Debenture Company, corporation, if it
be legally existing and ii not, or dissolved.
its unknown successors, trustees and as
signs, Defendants
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
State Of Kansas to the above named de-
feudants. and each of them
GREETING
You and each of you are hereby mott
fed that the plaintiff, T =. Lewis, on the
24th day Of May, 1917, filed his petition
in the above entitled court in said cause.
and that you have been sued in said court
and must answer said petition, on or be-
fore the 9th day of July, 1917, or said Pc
tition will be taken as true and judgment
rendered against you, the nature OF which
will be that the court enter judgment
quieting plaintiff S title, in and TO the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated in
Cherokee county. Kansas, to-wit: Lots
Thirteen tI3) Fourteen (4). Fifteen (I5)
and Sixteen lI6) in Block Ten (Io) War
wick Place Addition. to the City of Bax-
ter Springs, Cherokee county, Kansas.
and declaring all claims of estate or inter-
est, in and to said land, of all of you, the
said defendants. TO be null and void and
Of no force or effect. against the estate Of
the said plaintiff, and barring and exclud-
ing all Of you from any rights, estates or
interests therein. and for such other and
further relief as to the court may seem
equitable and proper in the premises.
Dated this 24th day of May, 1917.
T. p. LEWIS. Plaintiff |
Seal BY Grant WaRgoner.
His Attorney.
Attest Fred Simkin,
Clerk of the District Court !
BY b. II. Hamilton, Deputy
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-06-14

The rains of late have been
general.
Wheat and oats will soon be
ready to cut.
Harold French and wife moved
to Riverton last week.
Mrs. Elmer Tippett and child
rem visited her aunt in Galena
one day last week.
Rev. Brown preached Sunday
morning and evening, both
services were well attended.
Mr.. j. A. Wight left for st.
Louis one day last week.
DR.. Shelly was in our town
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Simmons
spent Sunday in Galena with
their son, S. B. Simmons and
family.
Fred Simmons and wife motor
ed up from Pitcher Sunday.
Albert Wright is enjoying a
visit from his brother and family
at this writing.
Jesse Fancher and family re-
turned to Sunnyside, Kans., Sun
day from Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plunkett, who
reside one mile west of town,
celebrated their Golden Wedding
day Monday, June II, 1917. Ten
children and their families were
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-06-14
Rural News Letters

Buck Burnsides received a letter
from her brother in England
saying spring weather was q
month late there.
A good number have cut the
high cost of meat by catching
fish and frogs.
Ed McConkey visited Miami
twice the past week on registra-
ton and private business.
Hap Sheeks the good roads
man and wife spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in JUblin.
Dock Buno and family came
back this week from Arkansas.
Hibble and Elphland on the
Geboe land have installed a good
boiler and pump that they have
drained the ground with and are
now ready to get busy in the
ground.
Williams and Evans on the old
Alex Cmdin allotment struck
mineral last Friday but are hav-
ing some trouble casing
The Humbolt Mining Co., on
the Wade land is getting ready
to beat the water.
Shortage of drill rigs is hold
ing back development in this
David Porter reports the
arrival of a new girl at his home
IN the 9TH, inst.
When will we have work done
n the road through the bottom
next to the bridge?
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-06-14
Well balanced,
spectacular, brilliant
with costumes the
Chautauqua, Jun e
9th.
Peoria
We are back again.

we are DdCh otSdlI.
Everybody is as busy as they
can be between showers.
Ed Miller of Sunnyside is haul
ing mineral from the Davis mine.
Rev. Plummer Ct Senaca, Mo-,
held meeting Sunday forenoon
and baptized w. W. Davis at
three o'clock in the afternoon.
Joe Cardwell of Galena visited
home folks part of last week.
Frank Ray and family were in
Lowell on Sunday.
We are not alone in the COM
plant of late spring. Letters
received in this vicinity from
Colorado and Utah say that
spring is late and wet. Mrs.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-06-14
PUBLICATION NOTICE

State of Kansas to the above named de.
PENDANTS, and each 1T them,
GREETING:
You and each of ynu. are hereby notified
that the plaintiff. Geo. II, llHines. on the
End day of May, 1911, filed his petition in
the above entitled court in said cause.
aud that you have been sued in said
court and must answer said petition, ON
or before the 9TH day of July, 1917. or said
petition will he taken as true and judg-
ment rendered against you, the nature of
which will be that the court enter judg.
ment quieting plaintiffs title. in and to
the following described real estate, to-wit:
Lots One az To Twelve (l2l inclusive.
heing all Of Block Eight ~ in SolnmOns
Addition TO the City Of Baxter Springs,
Cherokee County, Kansas. and declaring
I'll claims Of estate or interest. in and To
said land. Of all of you. the said defend.
ants, to he null and void and nf no force
or effect, against the estate uf the said
plaintiff, and barring and excluding ell Of
you from any rights. estates or interests
therein. and for such other and further
relief as to the court may seem equitable
and proper In the premises.
Dated this End day Of May, 1877.
GEO. II. HAINES.
Plaintiff.
BY Grant Waggoner,
(SeRD His Attorney.
Attest: FRED SINKIN,
Clerk nf the District Court.
by II. II Hamilton.
Deputy.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-06-14

First Published in The Baxter Springs
News. May q. 1870
In the District Court Of Cherokee County,
State OF Kansas.
SITTING AT COLUMBUS
Geo. II. Haines. Plaintiff
Us.
Maltrewns Solomon, ID. :. Orisnn. A. {.
Daus.A. {. Daues.I {. smith, {. Smith.
\. u. Steele. NJ. Solomon, George l.. An.
drews, George :. Greene, Jnn. e. Hessin.
Oscar NJ. Gay, Henry {. solomon. Charles
.Weagley, ohm DoRget. go. Crop and
...... Andrews,and their unknown heirs,
executors, administrators. devisees.
trustees and assigns; and the hank of
II. X. Crowell, u corporal ON, IL II he
legally existing, and II not Or dissolved
it, unknown heirs, executors. admins.
traitors, devisees, trustees and assigns,
nafa.lanta
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-06-14

first Published in The Baxter Springs
News, May "a. 1917
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
EXECUTRIX
State of Kansas. County Of Cherokee, IS.
In the matter Of the estate Of Jonathan
Banning. late Of Cherokee County.
Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that on the a.
day Of April, A. d. 1917, the undersigned
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-06-14

was, by the Probate Court of Cherokee
County. Kansas. duly appointed and
qualified as Executrix of the estate of
onathan Banning late of Cherokee
County, deceased All parties interested
in said estate will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
CATHERINE BANNING,
Executrix
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-06-14

The Chautauqua
for 1917 is rich with
promise for good in
the community. A
season ticket costs
$500 Boost it,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
6ciamatcrinl fellt 1rnnfrcidl.

@nriS 30. 9lpril. Q}aurice
@ioIette, Ger @}iniiter fiir 2ebensmit
telOeriorgung bat iic6, i'm oas Bro6.
lem ser @rlangln9 Ron @ei5matcrioI
in Saus6alten 81 l0ien, cnti6loiien.
Die &ert6eilung Der Nhuii5ipol6e6or
oen an6eim 81 itelen 0cnen cs ii5er
laiicn lit jc uo1 oen porlie9enoeu
llmitdnoen, elm 9ortenipiten ein5u
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bebelfen.
9ei @enadri6ti9un9 ser 9Srdief.
ten iiber oen neucn Elon ioroert er
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Inn Die gIusuusitng BON Sol5, Sori.
lGnoereien uno anoeren 0uelleu bon
Sei5material 81 foroern. lin bel
oieier Gbdtigfeit bebulili6 81 ieiL
ioaen 5000 oeutibe @eiangene 5ur
Seriiigune geiteat meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

Srob 6eitigen Sperrieuers uon Sci.
ten oes 6einoes worlen unicrc Ser.
ltdrtingen 0enielben ioiort Uieoer
binals. Gie glrtiaerie bet6Gtigte iid)
geitern MIR in elmer i6wa6en 5iello.
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z iirfii d e &erluite in 9} c.
opotomien.
2onoon 30. glpril. 9io6 Of.
fi5ieller 9lbiddsimg betrdgt DER Ser
Init Der Gitrfen in Den &dmpfen &c.
gen Die 9riten in @leiopotomien pom
tS. bis %. 9(pril rugefdbr 1000
Mann. Ser antli6e geriHt lautet
nGoS 1S. tiirfiibe 9lrmeecorps
mur0e om 81. 9(pril ii9 27 Nleilen
an beioen lliern Oes Gisris, ungeid6r
10 Meilen norolib BON Samora, elm.
brhbenO gemeIOet.
@on einem @eiongenen tuitrOe in
@ria5rung se6radbt, ooB oie &ertitc
Oieies Corps in Den admpien pom
18. bis %. g(pril unqei06r 1000
Dionn betragen baben miiiien.
Sn GreGn5ung oeS 9erihts bom
81. g(pril ioa 9eia9t iein oaB Die
neue Steaung nobe oes So6el Sam.
rin-@ebirges. Die BON Dem 10. glr.
meecorps 6erseri6tet miro, ii1 einioc
Wieilen iiioIib BON 9onoioo6arin umo
25 Wleilen iiiopeitlib bon Stiff be.
finoet."
9 dwcre &dmpfe in &c a.
cc0onien.
2on0om 80. glpril. r. &on oer
6ront in W}oceoonicn mer0en fortge
iest ibwere Sample gemeloet.
9ie 9efonntmobung lautet:
Ser So6itcommonoirenOe in Ca
lonifi mel0et inter Gotim Sonntog
9lbenO, oaB an inierer 0oiron Bar
oar. 6ront ser 8eiuo nod elmer ibwe.
rem 9eicbieBing Der bon ms in Der
gtodt bonn Samitog oewonnenen
Stelung einen itorfen 9lngriif I'M.
ternubm. Der &oritoB pur0e obec.
ibIogcn; Der 5eino bate i6wcrc
Gerhilte.
9ln imiercr Strnma 6ront il6cr
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in ser gldbe bon acirprt tooteteu ei.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01
glcnSernna in Communication.

Bon ser irou5oiiiben SeeresOenuol-
hng oeplont. Sic militdriicbe
Gage oeranloBt cine umiaiieuoe
REORGANIZATION.
&uris, 80. 9(pril Sic @rnen-
nine oes Generals @ctoin gum
Sta6sdcf inn ariegsminiiteriun
miro allgemcin ols cine nrechticitioc
9}cform~ begriiBt Die bon @liIitdr-
Sddperitdnoigeu ibon langc befiir
mortct porOen mar. 9ls tednii6cr
9erot6er ser Gegieruug miro @ene-
raj Betain etpo Oieiel6eStelung ein-
ne6neu, pie General Gobertion in
9onOon Gr miro fir Oie ougemeine
2eitilng ser militGriiden Sperotio-
nen Die @erantmortitng ii6erne6men.
gluBer Oieier grnenmulg ioll sic
Gegiermg nod beridie0ene onoerc
9ieorgouiiirlngs N}aBna6men pln.
nen peltbe dd aus Ser @riifing Der
milit6riiben Gage NM ben Se6ren
Der fiir5licben Sperotionen erge6en.
Ser nYetit @oriiien" iaat, ooB in
gepiiien Cienita6t6eilungen ueldc
ib in i6rer G6Gtigfeit ais fe6lerboft
eriuieien 6o6en, cine @illitering bor-
genonnen merOcn foil inO 9(enoe-
rungen IN sen leitenoen Stellen er.
folgen piirOeu. Gieie 9}euerungen
wcroen ipic sic 3eittug crfIGrt,
ollrdgeiii6rt meroen o6ne bon Der
9eitroilng bon 0euen, ole in i6ren
6is6erigeu GienItleiihmgen 6e6ler II.
Srrtbiimer bc9ongen ba6cn 9lbItano
81 ne6men.
OffeniiDe @e9eniton0 eli j..
ner Snterpellotion.
Yoris, 30. 9lpril. Die iiingItc
irou5oiiidc Ciieniipe miro @egen-
itonO elmer Snterpellation iein, mel.
die, pic pcrlottet, Der Geputirte 9al-
biej Ger &eaierung ongefiinoigt bat.
Gas Cabinet bat sic Sraoc bereits in
Srw0glng 9ejogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-01

Souptgriinoe fir ole @eigerllng,
Dem 8erlangen Ser 8Gdcr nad5uge-
ben IGge ni9t in Der Oerlougten
2obnerbo6une, ionoern oarin onB
ole 9dder oorauf beItdnOen, OaB ale
@orleite MIR nit 3uitimmIng ser
9Gder ongclteat meroen oiirften, uno
ooB iie ouf gerlangen Der inter
ibneu orbeitenOen 2eute entlaIien
mer0en miiBten.
I'm Den n0t6igen 9rotbeOnrf fir
sic &efriiteu in Ger Morinc-Sdul-
Itotion ser @roBen Seen iider 81
itellen, Bat oos Olorine-I Ieportemcnt
Die @inridhme BON 5wci 9odoien in
Der citation outoriIirt. SSn Oenielben
fonnen tG9lid 5000 Yiuuo @rot 9e-
bnden mcroen.
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6iiriOrar fir Octinirtc seeIente.

Bottom, 30. 9lpril. Die ogoung
Men's G6riItian 9liiociotion" bat 9lr-
rongementS fiir llnterbaltitng mo
9ele6rmg Der Seeleute BON Ocn bier
beidlogna6mten ocuti9en imo otter
reihiicbcn GoHpicrn getrofien, ole
6elte no6 pernanenten Quortieren
auf @oaups SslanO ae6radt morocn
iinO IS miro nii Der Sniel Elm gro-
Bes 3clt erribtet mer0en in mel6en
&orleiun9cn ge6alten un0 &onoelbil-
Der 0orgeiiibrt uerOen iollen. gluBer,
Dem miro oenieniaen wel6e Dies
minI1cL cngliiber lluterridt er-
theiIt mer0en.
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SiseipIin i'm rniIiidcn Seer.

SSiro iett bon Oen Sruppen ieI6it
gercgeIt. ~ g8o6 elmer SrOre OcS
ruIiiiden &rieesminiitcrs. - Sc
Ocs 9Grmeecorps, &eeiment uno
jcOe Goupognie iteat Gin Gomite.
i eterSburg, bia SonOon, 80
9lpril. llntcr elmer beute bonn
ariegsnliniiter 81. 5. @udfoif erlai-
ienen Gr6te lit oie MISUNDERSTANDING
Der 9lrmec-Gis3iplin in Die 6dnoe
ser Gruppen ieIbit gelegt.
Gie SrOre Oeriiigt, onB BON iebt
an ieoes 9(rmeecorps, icoes 9eei-
ment lno ieOe Gonpagnie Elm Spe'
5ialsSomite erneunen ioa, weIdeS
oic GiS5iplin ouiredt erbalten Die
@rooiont- 3ufubr controliren lno
N}oBnobncn treffen ioa, Inn etfuoi-
gen 03ibbrouh Ger @epalt Der milis
tdrii6en Goreeicsten 81 perbiiten,
dispute bon Offi5ieren imO Soloo-
ten beilegen imO Gor6ereitungen fir
Die @rlpGblmg bon Gelegoten 81 oer
geiebeebenOen S5rperihaft treifen
ioa, ole ii6er Die fiinitige 8egierllng
in NuBlonO entideiOen miro.
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gungen.
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2onoon. - Ser Gotb Ger SolOoten
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