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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-05-25

cres,. which the Kaiser could have
stopped BY raising his finger--thoseI
things have one BY one brought
about q universal hardening oe the
worlds heart agalnat the govern
ment that can ordar such deeds.
Wa long hoped thar the charges
against the Germans we're exagger-
ated through passion and prejudice.
Here and there single accusations
may be without baala. but the great
outstanding facts are well known.
Our own diplomatic Representatives
resident abroad have told us enough
In their official reports TO convince
US that Germany makes war In de-
nance Of the laws OF decency and
humanity that other nations recog-
nize; that it considers the slow and
painful progress that civilization has
made as q thing of no moment. a
thing to be ruthiessly sacrificed III II
restricts German ambition. The
Kaiser once ordered his soldiers to
fight az the hordes OF Attila fought
and TO make the name Of German
dreaded as that OF Hun was dreaded
in the ancient days. They have
obeyed him; but Ii it necessary to
remind them that AttiIa and his
hordes were not beloved among the
civilized people of those early cen.
turtles? Neither can any nation that
fashions itself upon such . model
expect to prosper In the affections Of
mankind.-Yonth's Companion.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-05-25
JOE RICH SAYS AUTO
BUSINESS Is GOOD

Joe Rich reports the sales Of the
following cars during the past
month:
Frank Miles, Montpelier. Chand-
Ter; p. @. Richelson. Montpelier
Oakland six; A. A. Bristol. Mont
pelier, Oakland Six: A. J. Berrey.
Marlboro, Oakland Six; Edgar
Holmgren, st. Charles, four passen-
ger Chandler roadster; Standby
Rich. Paris. Chandler: Fred and An
dy Evans, Raymond. Oaklands; J.
@. .Haddock, Marlboro. Oakland
six. MIR. Haddock and family will
make the trip In the car TO their
new home in California. Mr.. Had
dock figures that he can make tbs
trip in the car in six days at q cost
of about $S5. while the railroad
fare for the family would amount
to 5000 or more. They expect to
leave here about the first OF June.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-05-25
WHY NOT THE PRESS?

Why is the press of America not
represented on the Council Of Ma
tional Defense?
The above Ii pertinent question
for the government TO answer at this
time. There is no line Of industry.
no profession, that Ii doing, or can
do. more for the nation at this time
Of crisis than the press OF the ma
ton.
In a statement recently given to-
the press Hon. Josephus Daniels,
secretary Of the navy, said:
THE conditions OF the day have
imposed duties of peculiar power
and responsibility upon the editors
and publishers of the United States"
This 10 an expressive statement Of
undisputable fact. Upon the editors
and publishers devolves much OF the
responsibility for the success OF
failure of the nation in its war with
Germany. because 1t is the editors
and publishers who must awaken
that American sentiment. which
means the necessary support for the
government during this crisis.
Never has the press OF any nation
represented more TO government
than it does to ours at this time,
and never has the press Of any ma
ton given more periodically. more
unselfishly. than the press OF Amer
lea 10 giving at this time: but the
press ID not given representative
at the war council table Of the ma.
ton.
There should be at least two mem.
bers added to the Council Of National
Defense. One OF these two should BIZ
representative Of the country news
paper and the other should be repre-
sentative Of the city newspapers. Ont
of the two would not be sufficient
for the two classes OF newspapers arr
too distinctive for one man 20 under
stand and represent both. The twe
classes of newspapers have not th'
same type of audience, their appea
to the public Is made in differen
ways. While the people Of both tn
country and the city are truly Amer
, lean, they view things from differen
! angles, and are appealed to from DIFF
i ferent viewpoints. Men who under
} stand the viewpoints of these tw,
: classes Of readers of American news
: papers should represent the press o.
: the Council of National Defense.
The appointment Of these two me-
I would not mean any more loyal sup
I port for the government on the par
: OF the press. but 1t would mean
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-05-25
A STATEMENT.

For the information of the public
wish to state that the Electric Cafe
was ordered closed by the city health
officer because the sewer pipe lead
Ing from the kitchen TO the cess pool
was not properly connected with the
pool The officer made no inspec-
tion OF conditions about the interior
OF the cafe last Tuesday. so he must
have taken it that the place was in
at least fairly good sanitary con-
diti0n. The only kick have is that
was not permitted to serve the noon
meal Git being 1880 when the cafe
was ordered closely while the other
cafes were allowed to serve. MY de-
termination not to again engage In
the restaurant business in Montpel-
Ter Ia due to the fact that / feel that
can better myself financially else
where.
e. G. BAXTER
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-05-25
REGISTRATION DAY.
TO BE LEGAL HOLIDAY

Registration day has been pro-
claimed holiday ,iht Idaho by the
governor In . propAqmation, which
he issued last Saturday. He re-
quests that flags be hoisted upon all
public buildings, business houses and
residences, and that all persons wear
the national colors on that day as an
evidence OF their loyalty. Following
is the proclamation:
Whereas, by action of congress,
and by proclamation of the president
of the United States, June 5. 1917,
has been fixed az the day upon which
large numbers of the residents of the
state OF Idaho will be required to
perform the first act of the highest
duty which citizens Of the nation can
be called upon to perform, the duty
of offering their services To their
country in time of war.
Now. therefore, /, NJ. Alexander.
governor OF the state Of Idaho. by
virtue Of the authority vested in me
| by the laws OF this state, do set aside
and proclaim the said Tuesday, June
5, 1917. q legal holidays and / do
lcall upon all citizens and residents
within this state TO render every en-
couragement and assistance possible
/ in the registration of those called
upon to register for military duty,
and do request that during the reg
i istration hours, from Z O. m. to p.
m, flags be displayed upon all pub
lie buildings. business houses and
residences, and upon all automobiles
and other vehicles, and that resi-
dents of the state carry upon their
person small flags and that every
other evidence OF loyalty and patri-
otism possible be made evident upon
that day TO the end that this act OF
registration for military duty may
be made the occasion Of a display
of universal patriotic feeling and an
evidence of the devotion of the citi-
zens OF Idaho to the cause of our be-
loved nation.
I'M. ALEXANDER.
Governor. =
ATTEST: w. +. DoUGHERTY.
Secretary of State. =
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-05-25
THE CRIMES OF GERMANY.

The world ID not hostile to Ger
many because it 10 unwilling that
Germany should have fair chance
in the world, or because 1t had in
the beginning any special love for
the enemies Of Germany. When the
war began 1t was a fair field and no
favor with most of the neutraIs.
Germany has alienated a dozen ma
tions by the faithlessness, the bru-
tality, the arrogant contempt for
the rights of others, that its gov
eminent has displayed at every
stage OF the war. Il has been its
own worst enemy; 1t has written its
own condemnation in the eyes OF the
world; It has done its best to con-
vince everyone that German DONNA
ton ia the affairs of mankind would
be a calamity that civilization must
avert, even II it perish in the at
tempt.
The violation of Belgium and the
looting and burning OF Belgian cit
les and French villages; the horror
of the Lusitania and the atrocity OF
the submarine warfare, in which the
murder OF noncombatants and neut-
rails Is cynically planned and coolly
carried out; the spiteful destruction
Of priceless memorials of the piety
and artistic feeling Of the human
race; the invention OF the Zeppelin
raid and the poison gas attack; the
offenses-some OF them nameless-
against the liberty and the honor
OF French and Belgian noncombat
ants; the wanton and wicked desc
lation Of the evacuated country o.
the enemy; the deliberate sinking o
hospital ships; the Armenian massa
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-05-25

In dividing the city into districts
for sprinkling purposes during the
coming season. the council had In
view only the best interests Of the
patrons OF the water system. Had
the city been left In one district and
everybody permitted to use the water
at their will, the pressure would
have been so reduced in the lower
part OF town that patrons in that
section would not haye been able to
get water enough to supply their
gardens and lawns. The result
would have been constant kicks
about the poor water service.
Under the order made by the
council every patron win have five
hours each day In which to water
his lawn and garden. and as there
will be a good pressure during the
watering hours in each district, this
will be sufficient time to water the
largest garden in the city. The trou-
BILE with some people is, they think
because they are paying for water
that they have right to use it con-
stantly.
The city has been extremely 1eni-
emit with patrons In the past, but II
is the intention to see that the new
rule is strictly observed during the
coming season. The patrons should
remember that they are getting wat.
er at a nominal rate compared tc
what they would IL the water system
was owned by a private corporation
For this reason they should be viii
ing TO cheerfully observe the order 81
the council. BY doing so every one
will have all the water that he needs
and there will be no cause to kicl
about low pressure.
Another rule which viii be rigid
ly enforced this season il the on,
prohibiting the use Of hose withou
nozzles. IN past seasons a numbe
OF water hogs" have persisted II
removing the MOBILES, especial.
when watering their gardens. Thi
year the first one caught doing thi
will have the pleasure" Of payin
fine.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-05-25

more cohesive support. better team
work" ID would mean. I'm addition
TO this. sound. practical advice for
the government In the "mobillza-
ton" OF the press, and in les effective
and legitimate use in meeting the
needs OF the nation az this time.
The editors and publishers of the
nation owe IL 70 the government and
20 themselves TO insist upon this rec
IGNITION. Publisher Auxiliary.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-05-25
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.

/ win be in Montpelier during the
spring and early summer and win be
thankful TO my old patrons. as well
as any new ones. who reserve their
painting and paper hanging for me.
can assure all the same high class
of work as In the past and my prices
viii be reasonable. Leave orders nj
the Nielsen furniture store.
FRANTz NIELSEN.
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subscribe sor me Bxaminer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-25
Sier fommt bic Srant.

oils Suso Sdilling bon Serlnann
,mo beiien gral,t, friiber SRI. Slola
Otenfe, pom Gourtballs falneiL ipo
iie iib fi,rs 3upor bltrd oen Erobate'
ridtcr trauen lieben, bemerftc Der
0iriaent Der Garnebol Sano, ole
aeraoe o,if Scr StraBe ipiclte. Oas
9rol,tpoar. gr CAB ieinen ytllllterrl
ben @inf uno Die 9ano, Ittnlllte oell
Menoeliobn'i6en Sohoeits Wfarlb
an. lmb nut einen Sod ptroe oas
9rol,tpoar bon oen 3ni6ouern, Die
iid o,lf Der StraBe perIantlltelt bot
ten beeriiBt -Seffcrion Gitp Eolt.
Scr i,rnse gbenlonn lit eln Sobn
,mieres Ntitbiirgers Simon Shllling
imb in beiien @eid,0ft 9. VI. Wtlilld
S5orbnore So. oneeitellt. Die Nelt'
bcr!nibIten nerben in Scrmnnll mob
ncn. S8ir gratltlircn lnp pllill1eR
@Iiif sl,nl 9unbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-25
syreitaa lit v&ibertD gono Sa9" in
allen EnblifIdnlen.

gluf @oup. @aroner's Groflama.
ton, iponab hellte. Den 25. Dtai
int allen S6ulen Der v9ibertp
9onb Sap" gefeiert l,no am fonln1ens
ben Spnntag in ben &irben Elm ents
ipre9enber patriotiider 8ottcsoienlt
abgebolten merben ioll, iuerocn all,
Sreitag in allen S6uloiitriften nm
9 llbr 9tahmittags Wtaiienperiamnl'
lilngen abgebalten inb fontmenben
Sonntag in oen meiiten &irden be.
ionoers @ottesbienltc poreeIeben mer-
oen. Ser 3luet bieler Serialnnllun,
gen uno @pttcsbienite lit, mie Scr
@oupcrncur ioet, Die Bombs in ieber
6nmilic ltnter5ubrinecn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-25
Sermanu, Nin., ireiag, pen %. gai 1917
9sifolans Safner i'm buben Nlter bon
76 Sabreu seitorben.

sSn iciner @obnung an Der oltl.
9. Strabe, lit mn 0ienstag slbeno
gtifolans Safncr, Elm befanllter gilr'
aer unicrcr Stoot na1 MIR fur5cln
Gronficin, inn Sitter bon 76 Sabreh
5 Wonaten lnb 16 Sagen aus Die.
fem 2eben aei6ieoen.
Scrr Safner mar aus 9aoen
0euti6lanb eebiirtig lrno fam oils
illnacr Mann bon "a Sabren nab
slmcrifa, no er iif ollf ciner Sorm
in ser g1be bon Cafe, @arrcn Count
tn, nicocrlicB. Sort bctrieb or altBer
ser 2unolpirtbihaft einc Shmicoe
lln6 burh bortc g(rbcit lno eiiernen
Slcif brohtc or cs slt pcrb1ltniB=
n,Gfigem @oblltonbc. &ur5 nab lei
ncr 9lniicolllna in @arren Golllltp,
berbcirotbetc CT iif nit SRI. Wtinnie
9ulcfruie, Die ibnl Dor ctlpa ~ Sab
rem I'M Sobc bprnllsging. SIN Sabre
1899 trot or nit SRI. Catherine Sa-
bcrtbier cine 5mcite Che Elm, mcldc
6cn @atten iibcrlebt. Sor bier Sab
rem pcrfaufte CT feline Sarm III @ars
rcn County an ieinen Sobn Ilfrco
Sofner ,no 900 nod Sermann I'M
bier ieinen 2ebensabeno 81 gcnieBen.
9(ubcr ieiner @ittipe binterliibt Der
@erltorbene foleenhc brei S0bne: 90.
Sofner, in ct. 2ollis mobnbaft, l,nh
9((frcb uno 2ouis Safncr in Goie
aniaiiig,
0ic @cerbielng finbet belte Wtorr
I gen auf bem fatboliiden 6rieobofe
ltatt.
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Epts . a III.

9ln Efineitnlontog, hcn 2S. Wtal
finoct bier bos Sdlllpicnic Scr Conn.
togihulc itatt.
SSll1. Wfcpcr bon ct. 2ouis bcfin'
set iib gcgcmniirtig bier dllf "c'lld,
bel Gbas. Shmitt lnO Tonlilic.
IN ser @obnllng bon Golnro
&roctcr battcn Iitb lebtcn Sonntog
piclc icincr 6rclnoc uno Scrluunotcn
einacfl,nbcn sic cincn gciclli0cn 9ioh-
nitto9 BORT ucrbradtcn.
3u Gbren oeS @cburtstag Iciner
Gohtcr SRI. Olga, fono letten Sonns
tag cine Gortp in Der @obnl'ng hcs
Otto Scn1eper itott.
9lacnt SSobn Storb bat bier quite
@cihiitcn 9cntudt, inocm CT p'cr
Gbeprolet 9t,tos oil fol0enoc l1nNcrcr
@iirgcr bcrfol,itc: @cn @obL Mnl'
Stort, Scnrp 1.-THE lmb saul &loll'
ncr.
llnier sSormcr Gluh hiclt an
Sunstog cine glltbci,ftc Tcrlolllllr
llnta ab ,mn cripGbltcn I, ). SSulT1
ais 0elesot 3llr Contention oIc III
Smcnspille itottfilloen miro. lll'
icrc Jorncr bc9innet oi'f5lupcdcl'
uno bobcn sic Gntocdlng 9enlaNt
oor tic ourh @riinbln9 elmer linton
sic Brofite, Die Scr 3lpiihcnbnnolcr
nrod,t, iclbit cinitcden fonnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-25
Mnf Hnib Sslaub bcgebt yran @m
gtu!tiug Selbitmurb onrdD
GrBGngen

Sral Soura gtolting, geb. Sniels
robe, Die @ottin oes ouf Mulb SSss
lunb nobnenben Sarmers, gSm. Npl.
ting, beging ont lettcn Sreita9
Selbitnorb, inbcm tic iih IN ibrcr
@obnung crbIngtc.
gIolting mar I'm ctlpn s llbr AM
sSreitag Wtorgen 81 Dem benodbortcn
sSarncr &crlnonn 2oebnig gcaungcn
boh febrtc cr lln6 elmer g6lpclcnbcit
bon falull eircr balhcn Stlnhc mic
Der 5urilf. Gu CT icinc @nttin nid,t
in Der @obnlmg ionb lmb ultd nlli
fem Stticn fcinc 9lnhpnrt crbiclt,
illhte or nah ibr lmb fonb bcrcn lch.
lpien &GrpCr in cil1cm flcincn 9tcben.
simmer an cincn Strifc blngcn.
Die llrlnhcn ipcl6c sic lln9liidlitbC
au bicicr pcr5pciicltcu Sbut pcron-
lobte lit nid)t befnnnt, bod miro Der
mlltbct ouB, llntcr 9lnoerenl, @roll
iibcr Sen Dor etlpn Smei Wonotcn CT.
fplgten Zoo cincs Sobncs, tic IN ocn
Spb tricb. Gin brief Ger OIL Srol1
Ghwarbs, cine ShmGgcrin in Afc'
&ittrid oOrciiirt mar, butte Die I'm.
sliidlidc bil,tcrloiicn, boh lit Scr
Snbalt bcsiclbcn inns nidt befunnt.
glnBcr ibrem Soften bintcrlGb1
oie 2ebcnsnliioe ichS ainber cinigC
nod flcin uno jung an Sabren. 6rol
Ncltino mar etluo 80 Sabre alt uni
in Scr 9tahbarihoft no lie lpobnte
ollgclucin bclicbt ,lno 9cahtet.
Die @ecroigung ionb oltf Sen
llltberiihcn airdbofe bel Ga'e ltott
no gsuItor 9rinfnlonn bon Berger
Die @rubrebc belt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-25

Non Oen 9cItinunlll9cn 0cs be-
treffenoen GongreB.s(fte beltcbt Die
Mceiitrotions 9cborbc in ieocn1
Gountp aus bem Gountp Glerf,
SDerifi umo County. .9lrst. County
Glerf Serb. 9Ieb, Sberiff I. @.
9iesel uno Gountp-Ar5t g9 6. 8ei-
ict leatea Gil, Dieustag' I. ,t@is-s .@iss-;, CT
Sbep. @roi ocn pprgeidriehcncn Gio
ob uno crnannten oarollf fiir bie Der.
id)iebcnen 9c5irfc IN @asconuoe
Golrntp folgcnbc HegiItrure:
Scrmonn: Sarrp Gracttlp, Sobn
Yfaltif, Geo. 6. @ucntbcr, Sllgo
@of lnlo gSalter gS. &lenf.
0menspille: 9. 9. Barter l,no
Serm. &o6.
2ittle Berger: Sulills grinf.
@ebler: Srcb Sell.
@osconaoc: Sobn 8. Sinolep.
Mprriion: &m. &ootfe.
Hihlanb: Com. 6. Coll
Sloenbltrg: s. 6. Wodel linr
@m. Snden.
gop: Gb. g(. Weper llnb Sbeo
Brifmann.
Oet. sterling: Geo. Sdnciber.
9oeuf go. l.: s. q. 8aeblcr.
@oeuf go. 9: Sp. Nllllmepcr.
Hoiebuo: Geo. g. Solt.
Sbirb Greet: 6. $. 9uooclncper.
9lono: s. 90. Campbell lrno Sent
Sobenstreet.
Canaan: 6. s. Senslcp.
Reb 9irb: {. s. 9omen uno SS
6. 2ocp.
Soplpe Shocl Sol,ie: Sern. Gnf'
i,n0 gS. g. 9nnton.
Sic Hegiitrare rpurben nad cinc1
aeieslid) porgeidriebenen Regel er
nonnt, nGmli6 ei,en Hegiitror fiji
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Sie 5ertbndl Gpmmiiiipn belt'lnm1
ueuc Sdnlbiider fir nnlcre
Sd)nlen.

0ie Sertbuh Communion tl'r
@osconabc Gollntp mar am Nrlcfa9
uno Somstog oen #. uno II, Wat
in Sisung ,nb beitilnnttc mebrere
neuc Scrtbiiher fir bic S6ulen lnl
Golntp. Nh Stclle bon @eotb $
2eiebii6er peroen fiir bic nd6ten
fiinf Sabre Soung.6iclb's SeNe6l'@
lno gebees SsiebcI (Frimer) cln9e'
Ictt lmb an Stclle bon |olomlll $
nllrbe sic 9cnl,tung bon Spertons $
Gbpiiolpgie fir olle Sblllcn al'1 pell
3eitrolm BON fiinf Sabrcn ein9eleet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-05-25
Sabrgang 81
g rmft e,aet Sic pflteht.
1eSer ,ninmlie,e 1se,pebner, Ser II 1abrc alt "
mnS Sas alter Don 81 nSe9 ntstt erreteef
bat, nut3 -tiet reeiftriren.

@ajhiuatpu 49, Mai 9as Splf iote jett ~ien bah Die
Ser staaten @ & beinben. Sn ben men pon 1OoooOoo
nnseu Mammerm @ sbaa bunk Sf Oie sente anser
ma limb 5ubnen anien merS oer 5nm men's" a S
beIcm 3wede 81 resirren baben.
Sier aa bic Eraiibent @lon an8cscbenen Wemn9en
,Nlle MGumer BON 2 bis 81 aabren mHiien re8iiriren
Srsnb cine Erun, bic sriren nntert ooer aid res'r
ua iues @ersebens idmbs bcinuben merSen.
m Sale seueis Sbwcinbeit iemem setden SSobno mne
Ser Vefreffenoe dj anf bcm Eotuesc re9iiriren
Sc Stmnbcm egilrnns ion suidn lr @urmtfags bis
b Snni i'm 9esiirunsspatc in SeimFrnfs ieln
spe bic sm n d sn regiiren, no crnt nm Sn'
trnftiumcm nni striren, bmr Ignn nnfommen
Snjcmiaem mee id s. Snn Sbn aber 10000 Ginpubner
3eit benben.
Ter &esrnnssas aud sraoe fen 6crtas lole 81 ener
patroen Smgcbnng sema ara sat erSe Sa Der Name
Oen mannn Fcion pOrsebenn @ters an Der ebrene Ct
idcine."
Sic &esirnns SebOroe fir @asconaoe Gonp eun &e9lrare
iHr bic uerideoenen Yretuets
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ie6e 800 oocr neniecr ser Gimpobs
ncr5abl bes 9e5irfs. Die &e9iItrarc
miilien iid om 5. Sum- na6ben tie
porber ben Gio abgelegt baben an
Den Sti1unplasen ibres OiItriftes
einfinoen unb Die slnmeloung Der
nilitGrpfli6tieen 8iirger iiberpa'
.ar. - 's~s
gs lit bies Ser critic S6ritt CUR
Gin5iebl,ng bon Sploaten fir Die
glrnee unieres 2anocs, blr6 ocn log.
ielectipe 0raft.
Sic &egiltrirllngplite iino am 5.
SSuni bon Z llbr norgens bis 8 llbr
glbenos pffen llnb ieOer nldnnli6e
Gimpo6ner bon @asconabc Gollntp.
Scr 81 Sabre alt lnb bas 81. Sabr
nod nibt crreidt bat, lnllB li6 an
bielcm Gage IN ieincm &ublplase
cinitellen llnb iid regiitrircn. Son
bieier &cgiltrationsliite merben Ounn
bllr6 BEN r0raft" Solbaten fir oas
Seer gesogcn. SeriGumnib lid 5ur
&egiltration ein5ufinoen lit nit einenl
Sabre 3ilhtbaus ltrafbur. Soldc
Ycrionen, pel6en cs infolgc bon
aranfbeit ,nmoali6 lit iid anl te'
| eiitrirungsplate cin5uiinben, mililel,
iid ourd cine conpetente Berion ci-
| ne Hesiltrirllngsfartc beim COUNTY
Glerf ausfiillen laiien.
Solhe Berionen lpel6c tenlporar
ablpeicnb iinb, baben beint County
Glerf oes gountp's ober oem Iapor
Scr Stobt IN melder iie iib 8. 3. BE-
finbcn, cine HcgiItraticnsfarte 5ll
loiert mel6e bann l,no alpar Dor Dem
5. Suni on ben Regiltrar ieiner Sci
natb ober ocn Sheriff ieines Gol,n'
tp's ein5uienben lit.
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