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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-12
House Marks Time.

WASHINGTON, July ll.-Having
cleared its calendar of war measures,
the house today began recessing from
day to day to await the untangling
of the legislative situation In the sem
ate. No session will be held tomorrow
but on Friday there will he a brief
meeting and on Saturday the admin
istration aviation bill. no win commit
tee. is to be put thru. After that the
leaders expect to recess for three-day
periods until July 23, after the senate
has voted on the food control bill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-12
BY George Bingham

The Deputy Constable took In a
show at the Tickville opera house
Friday night of last week He saw a
man choke a woman and htrow her
off of Brooklyn bridge, but he could
not interfere as Brooklyn is out of his
jurisdiction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-12
Rises From Log Cabin Boyhood
to Master Leader Thru Own
Efforts; First Gained Honor
in japanese War.

PETROGRAD, July 11.-Russia is
ringing with the latest name of the
hero OF the war-Lieutenant General
l.. G. Korniloff, victor OF Galicia.
whose astonishing feat first proved
that the new advance is no mere
flash in the pan. General Kornilotf
Is the most daring. chivalrous and
scholarly officer in the army. For n
romantic rise from humble origin,
Russian history has only one parallel
that OF Michael Nassilliovitch Lo-
monosof fisherman's son, poet,
philosopher. creator OF the modern
Russian language, in the first half OF
the eighteenth century.
Born In Log Cabin.
From log cabin to general is the
literal text OF the chronicle of Gen
eral Korniloffs career. Born 46 years
ago. son OF "A neej-stricken Kiralinsk
Cossack in western Siberia, who later
reared u large family on a pittancc
gained as the village clerk. young
korniloff early began rough forest
work. At the age of nine he received
his first instruction. When barely 10
he, by his own exertions and all-night
studies. qualified to enter the Siberian
cadet corps, largely composed of sons
of local magnates Thanks again to
ing at the Michailovsk artillery
school, where his amazing mathemati-
cal faculties brought approval from
the authorities altho he was suspect
ed. with reason, of being secret
revolutionary.
Promoted in Japanese War.
Next General Korniloff was an Of
ficer In the guards and being penni-
less he was obliged TO serve in Turke-
stan. In the Japanese war he re-
ceived the rank of colonel and en-
trusted with desperate mission
that of covering the retreat from
Mukden of one of General Kuropat-
kin's scattered armies. 1t was executed
with such resolution and skill he was
given the st. George Cross. Later he
Travelled all through Turkestan, tho
Caucasus and Europe, studying, OBJ
serving o1d writing invaluable books
on Turkestan and the countries Of
central Asia.
Great Linguist
Amazing to strangers is his gift for
languages, for he speaks not only all
European but also Persian, Chinese
and every dialect of central Asia. At
the outbreak of the great war he was
in command OF the 4Sth division, once
called "Souvroffs,' now Korniloff's
In Galician in 1915 he repeated the
Mukden feat, covering under an IN
eXampled month-long hail of Austria
German shells wherein his own force
broke thru the encircliug foe, but he
himself was wounded and taken
prisoner by the Austrians.
The enemy press related that their
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-12
SLUMBER OUTRAGED?

Are you compelled to arise from
your slumber once, twice or more. be-
cause OF pain, irritation and alb
normal condition of kidneys and pad
DER
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-12

Succeeds NJ. II. Bowman as Head of
Police Department.

OKMULGEE. Okla. July 11-John
Lung was today appointed chief of
the Okmulgee police force by Mayor
o. X. Peck to succeed Mel II. Bow
rnan, who resigned yesterday. rne
appointment of Lung was expected
and the action Of the mayor In ap-
pointing him Is generally COM
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-12

Some unknown persons have been
upsetting the Dog Hill Methodist
preacher for the past several nights
by appearing at the back yard fence
ani squawking like a chicken.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-12
ZIiJiS&N;;|IaH

are guaranteed to correct the aka
linity of your secretiors thus giving
you undisturbed slumber, making for
Rest at night, and Energy by day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-12
Our Opening Occurs 70d0

o'clock
the
Inconvenience result Kindly note that
politely
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-12
Introducing aNe


teet at phih place w uH be ab display correctly large and
ranpd former quarters at 5 South Main street out as hare al
Tulsa bear wih for short time until could
could
indeed patient and condrae After ust
bu
at that
WH the attending their
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22
This One Takes The Belt

Glenwood Times:-A new way to
plant potatoes was INDUCED in the
other day by one of the local railroad
men who claims to be a regular sharp
when it comes to plain or fancy gar
dening. Any old empty barrel is
the first essential. Knock out the
heads and place on the ground on
end. First dump in a six inch layer
of dirt, cut up three to six potatoes
and scatter on top of this, then more
dirt and more potatoes until the
barrel is full. To have both early
and late crops you plant in success
sion about ten days apart. To get
the early potatoes turn end for end.
But if you want the crop for winter
use let stand until you think the po-
tatoes are ripe, then bust the barrel,
and our authority claims you will
find three bushels of big sound tub
ers. The method is not patented.
Anybody is at liberty to try it.
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22

with wool, has fallen off to such an
extent that it is difficult to buy wool
abroad. It was stated by a noted
authority recently that sheep produc-
tion in France has decreased nearly
forty per cent since the opening of
the war.
Although it is not generally
known, census figures show that the
average sheep has increased in value
over forty per cent in the last year.
On January 1, 1915, the average
value of a sheep in this country was
$5.17. On January 1, 1917, the aver
age value of a sheep had scared to
STA. Sheep values are still on the
jump, and it is not known how far
they will go. Live sheep are bring
ing from twelve to thirteen cents a
pound, and wool of good quality is
selling for over fifty cents pound.
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22
NEW TRAIN SERVICE
ON B. V. SUSTAINED
Browns Valley Prepared to Fight
Further Appeal to U. S. Su-
preme Court if Necessary

Says the Browns Valley Tribune
On Friday last the Minnesota Su-
preme court rendered decision
which upholds in every detail the
order of the Railway Commission
and the subsequent decision of Judge
Parsons of the district court, in the
matter of improvement of train SER
vice on Browns Valley branch of the
Great Northern railway.
The people of Browns Valley and
other towns on the line, being dis
satisfied with the poor train service
afforded by the G.. N. on this branch,
petitioned for daily mixed freight
and passenger train instead of the
tri-weekly service now in vogue, the
train to leave Browns Valley in the
morning and return at night, con-
Meeting with Trains Nos. 10 and IA
on the main line, and in addition
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22
Buys Holstein Bull

Mr.. Harry Anderson of Alexandria
was at the University Farm on Mon
day and purchased a Holstein bull
calf, Count Segis DeKoI. This calf
is out of young cow who made an
official record last fall of 16 pounds
of butter in seven days as a junior
two years old. Mr.. Anderson is a
graduate of the Morris Agricultural
School and in purchasing this young
bull he is laying the foundation for
fine herd of HoIsteins. The Uni
versity Farm very often has bull
calves for sale of the various breeds
and farmers in search of herd sires
would do we'll to inquire at the school
and take advantage of the splendid
stock that is kept there.
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22
Groves Increase Value of Farms


According to the real estate men
in some of the prairie sections Of the
state, the presence of a grove in
creases the sale value of farm trem-
endously. Some of them place this
increased value as high as $1,000 for
every acre of grove up to three acres.
This is entirely apart from the value
Of grove as a producer Of wood or
as a protection from wind. 1t gives
the farm a more homelike appear
ance and makes the whole country
more attractive.
Even the unsentimentaI farmer
looking for crop values views the
soil in pretty country with a more
favorable eye. To his wife there is
no comparison between the coy
home nesting in a pleasing grove
and the bare house on the wind
swept prairie. The former is worth
to her any increased cost that she
can afford to pay. The freedom from
dust, the cool shade, the picnic
grounds, the fun for the children,
the wild flowers and the birds all APP
peal to her.
The real estate man whose profits
depend on his ability to estimate the
value of land recognizes all these
points and sets his prices according
ly.-E. G. Cheyney, Minnesota Col
lege of Forestry.
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22

thereto a daily passenger train SER
vice to leave Browns Valley at or 9
o'clock in the evening, returning in
the morning, connecting with the
night fast passenger trains on the
main line to and from the twin cities
The railroad refused to grant the pet
ition, and the same was submitted
to the State Railway Commission.
The commission took prompt action,
and gave all parties interested a
hearing at Browns Valley, later is
suing an order for the railway COM
pany to grant the request of the pet
itioners. This the company refused
to do, and instead appealed from the
order, to the district court. Judge
Parsons, of Fergus Falls, was called
to this district to sit on the case,
Judge Flaherty having been disquali-
fed, due to the fact that he was one
of the petitioners for the improved
service. After due deliberation Judge
Parsons rendered a decision which
sustained the order of the Railway
Commission. But even then the rail-
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22
MEEKER COUNTY GETS
NEW GUERNSEY HERD
Thirty-fVe Head of Pure Bred Young
Heifers Imported Direct From
Guernsey Island

Dassel Anchor:-Another addition
to the already large herd of the
Meeker County Guernsey Breeders
thirty-five head Of young two and
three year old heifers were received
having been imported direct from the
Guernsey Island and representing an
investment of about $4,000.
This bunch of pure bred cattle left
the Guernsey Island on March 14th.
Arriving at Athena, New Jersey,
they were held there in quarantine
for thirty days. They arrived here
Friday, after a nine days trip by rail.
This long journey showed it's effect
on these young heifers but after
few days rest and pasturage here
they picked up rapidly.
During the journey from Athena
here five calves were born and anoth
er arrived after their arrival here.
Immediately on their arrival here
they were all taken to the McCrew
stables in this village where they
were inspected and admired by many
coming from all sections of the coun-
ty.
Monday members of the associa-
ton gathered at the McGrew place
and the shipment was divided among
the following: E. E. McGrew, John
Grove, ]. S. Berquist, H. B. Abra
hanson, A. W. Johnson, Alfred An
derson, ]. W. BuIlivant, W. J. Niva,
~ n
Without doubt this is the largest
shipment of imported pure bred cat
tie ever brought to Meeker county
and will mean a great improvement
in local breeding.
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22

sence being prolonged the family be-
gan a search. Not finding her as a
last effort Mr.. Tomford looked into
the cellar and was Mortified to see
the lifeless body of his child in two
feet of water. The sloping door
leading into the cellar from the out
side seemed to have gotten off it's
hinges and evidently the little girl
playing upon the door caused it to
tilt and she slipped down the cellar
way. Whether she was injured in
her fall and thereby lost control of
herself will never be known. DR..
Eisengraeber was called and he with
the assistance of H. A. Hamre en-
deavored to resuscitate the child but
to no avail, life being extinct.
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22
Broom Corn Successful Crop Here


Hancock Record: The Fergus
Falls Journal is authority for the
statement that broom corn has ad-
vanced in price from the normal
quotation of $85 to 500 a ton to
$525, the present price. The whole
sale price of brooms has advanced
from $3.50 to $40 per dozen. 1t is
up to the housewife to spare the
broom as much as possible. On the
other hand, why wouldn't it be a
good idea for the Minnesota farmers
to try to grow broom corn? 1t has
been grown in this county on a small
scale with fair success and probably
could be made to pay we'll. Harry
Yingst raised quite a bit of broom
corn on his place last year with fair
success and there is no reason we
can see why it could not be made a
successful crop for our farmers.
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22
Big Ditch in Swift County

Benson Contracts have
been let for the construction of judi
cial ditch No. 5. This is said to be
the biggest drainage proposition in
the state and about 10000 acres will
be benefited by it. The total cost of
construction will be $487,498.OO.
The main ditch will be so feet wide
at the top and 20 feet wide at the
bottom with an average depth
of about ten feet. Twenty
nine miles of open ditch and 1873
miles Of thing, running from 80 inch
tile to inch tile will be used. The
contract calls for p bridges. Three
dredges will be started at the work
within a few days.
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22
Yes. the Cover Came Off

Cyrus Citizen:-Quite a little ex-
element was manifested in our busy
little city last Friday by the explo-
sion of a gasoline barrel containing
a small quantity of the fluid. Mr..
Rosby an employee of the R. C. Gust
Hardware Co, tried to loosen a cork
on the barrel by applying a little
kerosene and lighting it. The expIo-
sion Immediately followed carrying
the cover from the Gust store to the
State Bank of Cyrus building. Luck
lily, Mr.. Rosby escaped with few
minor burns.
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22

road refused to put the order into
effect, and taking advantage of a.
constitutional right, appealed the
case to the state supreme court,
where it has again lost out, as stated
above.
There seems to be some question
as to the railroads right to further
appeal in this case, but we can rest.
assured that if there is any such
right, the Great Northern will take
advantage of it and appeal the case
to the United States Supreme Court.
But whatever the outcome may be,
the people of this community are pre-
pared to continue their plucky fight
through the court of last resort.
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22
Sheep Values on the Jumn

So much wool is to be required in
the making of uniforms, socks, over
coats, blankets and other parts Of
the army equipment, despite the fact
that the number of sheep in this
country has steadily decreased since
1909, that it is feared a wool famine
will result. Sheep production in
many of the warning nations which
have been supplying this country
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22
Little Girl browns in Cellar

Granite Falls Journal home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Tomford living
about mile north of Granite Falls
was extremely saddened Friday after
noon by the drowning of their little
four year old daughter Rose Irene
Early in the afternoon the little
girl had gone out to play. Her alb
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22

Get rid Of your starter troubles
and have your battery equipped with
an Ever Ready, guaranteed against
sulphating for 10 months. Drive in
and have your batteries tested free.
All kinds of battery service and re-
pairing promptly done. Olson-Hem-
ming Auto Co. adv2t.
Morris tribune., 1917-06-22

Protect your property and crops by
hail and fire insurance. 1 represent
only the strongest companies. John
Hanrahan. adv.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-15

l1nterfeeboo ofs & m m a NJ
bunt Steinbauer. llnteriees
boots &ommonbart Sberleutnant
.sur Gee Dolfgang Steinbauer, Der
bos 2tnienf8iff rSuuluis" unb spei
soBe Sransportbampfer perfentte,
ffebt i'm %. 2ebensinbre. Gr 1T als
So6n pTdlsiTher gItern in Strobs
burg i'm GIIoB seburen, obioloirte oas
gismard @pmnaIium in Berlin,
b0rte suerF matbematiIbe unb phitos
Iopbifde 8ollegien an Der Serliner
uniberIitdt unb trat, Inn Iitb fir ben
Morinsi4iFF6au oorSubereiten dls
Glepe bsi Der toiIerliden Werft in
Siel elm, alma oher bonn in bic 2uufs
balm bes SeeofFi5ters iiber, fUuroe
Seetabett 1908. erbteIt feline ausbiIa
bung auf bem SdulTdtff r5repo"
pdbrenb befen Rsiie na6 Weitinbien,
9eorbumerita unb &onoba uno puroe
1912 2eutndnt sur Gee, 1914 Sbers
feutnant CUR Gee unb Gbiutant arr
g. M. g. .gommern". Bel &riess'
ausbruh Sur ll=9oots Sylottille IONS
manbirt, mahte er nit ben erfolsreis
den &ommonbanteu Sapttdnlsuts
nants &ppbomel unb Irnoulb be Ia
perriere bic 5abrten bes rubmreihen
II 80" in Der Rprbiee nit uno I'm
Wtittelmeer, Bis er ieIbit' Sommdubant
zines usgpptes ipurbe, bus auF feiren
bisberieen yabrten unter anberm ouh
ben arobsn 9ompfer aSranconto"
perfenfte. Steinbouer beIibt bas
Giierne areus 2. unb !. SldHe, fDnte
baDeriide, 5fterrei6ifhs unb tiirtii4e
SrbensousSeianungen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-15
Yerinnal sNptisen.

2i6ter a1freb g. Rippert
bat ii9 BON ieinsr &rautbeit pieber
iOipeit erbplt, bab er beute feline
QmtspfIi6ten oufnebmea lam.
sSn Der Wobnung ibres Sobnes,
5errn 2puis u. sbi[lp, 3209 giIbop
StraBe, mo Re ibren 2ebengabenb
Derbra6ts. lit geitern Grau Wl a r ,
u. S6illp nod MIR breitdsiser
3rantbeit Der aunsensnt5iinbuns ers
legen. Die @erbli6ene. bic Elm Nltsr
ron II Sabren srrei6t bate, mar
bic @itttpe bes Serrn g. 9. 6. Shiap,
einss Der Wliteigentbiimer bss rGins
cinnati 8oltsfreunb". Der iAr ihor
bot % Sabrsn i'm Sobe porauteegun'
gen 1T. sic bintsrGdbt sipei SObn'
Ssrrn 2ouis u. SbiQp, fotpie pro'
feiipr 5rant sbillp BON sssfbam, N. o..
cine 4n5abl gntel unb llrentel. Ots
3eit Der 8serbisuns 1T nod niat feit'
nefebt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-15
6eloenitiif eiues @ebrmauaes.

1lnt ben segenii6erliegenben Srup'
pentbeil bes @egners feIt3uIteasn,
mahte ii6 Der Webrmonn 6riebri9
UtdD BON Der 2. &ompagnie bes 13.
Resimentss, seboren am 13. Mai
1876 gu Ranlaten, &reis SnIterburg,
geruf: Subrunternebmer, lsbtsr
Wpbnprt 2nngerbed Bel Gedlinebnus
len, IN elmer triiben Nopem6erna6t
als Observation-Disclosures auf, I'm gus
iammen nit elmer dnbern patrouiIe
bic in einem Suppentopf befinbliden
5ron5olen absuf4neiben unb gefans
gen gu nebmen. W}ap ppGte re6ts
binter ben Suppentopf, bic anbsre
patrouille lints in ben feinbli6en
Gra6en einbringer, I'M 70 bic ges
fabung bes SuppsntopFes gu i6ers
tumpeIn. Sn Der buntelu Ra6t ftisb
er iebod ni9t auf bic feinbli8e Snps
pc. fonbern auf bos Drabt6inbernib
bor benz fransDiif6en @raben. Wlit
Der S6ere tpurbe sunGdit Elm 8ea
bur6 bag 5 Weter breite6inbernib ges
6a6nt. Damn fro6 bic Yutrouille
bur9 bic 70 eefdaffens 9oFe uno
nod etpa 80 Weter nod lints spts
faeu fetnblidem @raben unb Drabts
binberrtB Dor. Sebt tro6 Wtap aIs
lein tpeitsr, nm fir feline 2euts ben
8eg su srtunben. gl0blidh purbe er
BON einem frans0fif6en goiten ers
funnt. gr mari fofort feline Sarb'
qrunate auf i'm. bic in einen StolIeus
eingang fiel unb mebrere SransoTeH
auber @efedt Tebte. @r Iprang iebt
IN ben frans0iif6en @raben unb lief
tpeiter nod lints. I'm nit Der unberen
gatrouite auIammsnsuieben. 9tls er
bieTe aber nitt traf, tebrte er i'm
| feinbli6en @raben Inn. gln Der Gtsls
le, fpo er bic 6arb9rannte geporfen
bate, bemertte er einen pertpunbeteu
TranspIen. @r periuhte suerit, i6n
mit5unebmen, bod aelung Tim bies
niht. 60 lag er bic Geqimentsnnms
mer beg @egners o6 Sa iebt nub
BON allen Seeten SronsoFen auf ibn
einbranaen, mubte sr fih fdleunigit
suriidaeben. Srobbem er NOD Elm Bee
trGhtIifes Gtiid Dor bem feinblifen
@raben suriidauleoen hattie. bts er an
bic in bds feinblihe Srn6tbinoerrib
oeIdnittene SaiIs fam unb trotbsm
Der sseinb 2euftfugel ouf 2euhffus
qef ohihpb, oelong es linn, mobiles
balten in ben eiaenen @raben suriids
sutebren. Sas giTerne 2reus unb
Elm 14tGuiaer 6eimatbsurlaub lohnteu
feline tii6ne Shot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-15

ruff 5ur gilbuns eines 5reipilisens
beeres erlnHen bat, 1T gu i9lieber,
baB bic Iadridter ii6er bic @rfolge
Der Snfursenten tOrrett iinb.
2(us ben iotpeit aus Gufa einsetrpfs
fenen 0a9ri6ten ideint un5peifelbaft
berporaussben, bab Der li6srale prds
iibent Or. 4lfrebo 3apus gum prdiis
,bsnten sripdblt fporben 1T. Gs nirb
angeoeutet, bab Der 2!ufTtanb oubur9
peruria6t porben 1T, bab Der prGiis
bent Msnotal bic 8erbaftung elmer
Qn3abl GiDiltften unO 4rmeeoffi5iere
duf ben @runo BIN angeorbnet bat,
baB lie an elmer 8erfdp0run8 5u Ieis
ner abisbnna betbsiliat Ieien. Der
plan Der 2ibernlen fOl urTpriinsli6
bnrin 6eifanbsn baben, gu ben Dafs
fen gu grsifen, tpenn Der prdiibsnt
Menoedl nidt Biz gum 20. Mai fem
4mt nisbergelest babe.
8 on b o n, IA. Gebrut.. 0ie britt
Iden 9eumten bebaupten, @riinbe fir
bic Qnnabme au babsn, taB Der auf=
itaNb in CUBA BON beuti6en Qgenten
peranlaBt porbsn fsi. grft Dor Elm
paar Woten iDnrbe Der Sauptmann
80bm, elm beutI9er 2rmseoffisier,
in Salmputb BON BEN bo[ldnDii9eH
0ampfer r3eslaitbia' bsrabssbolt
Sn ieinem geIib uurbe cine aarte
BON Der Santa 2ueia Bah, Cuba, sez
funbsn, no, pis aus anbsren gapiereH,
bic an inn gefunben purbeu, berpors
sebt, beutide 4gsnten cine Ssl apnz
5efIion erlanst baben. Wlan staubt
bier, boB bns Ganio 2ucia proiett
bon Rep Dort aus finun3irt tpurbe,
unb bnB es ii6 babel um bic Gtablis
runs elmer gniis fiir beuti6e Inter
isebOote banbelt.
Sauptmann 86bm bate obsr ni6ts
brett nit bem proiett gu tbun, mo
er fiibrte nur bic gefebls zines 9orges
iebten aug, befen Rame ben britii6en
8eb0rben betannt iein ioa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-15

Rtsierung absr besbaIb bic ge5iebuns
gen 5u Oefterreidz ilnsarn nod ni9t
abse6ro9en.
Die 0rage, OBJ 'aiiIerifaniide San.
belsbampfcr beitiidt ipsrben icllen.
'fdeint tempordr NIT Der 1Ddbrsno Oes
9dses dbgesebsnsn offi5ielIen ertlds
rung erlebist tpOrbsn gu fein, bdb feina
Gsf4iiss fiir bic Sdiffs i'm .aanbe
bDrbunben ieien, es fei benn. bab bic
Regierung iie lisfere unb bab foldes
ni6t sefdeben iperbe. fpenn Der sgrdlis
nent nidt Die nus6riidlidle Grlaubnib
bonn @ongreb oafiir erlange.
9as Warinsbepartement CAB Ges
tanni, bab 5ipar Gefdiibe. aber aFoz
Int feline 2afeiten oafiir porbmoen
feien unb bab MIR fsbr ipenis Msni5
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