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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-11-18
PR

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nelson and lit
tie daughter of lakewood, spent Sun.
day evening with Preston relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koppmann and
children Of Estelline, visited Sunday
az E. r. Kinney's.
Mrs. Mabel X. Trooien. our efficient
county superintendent of schools, Wis,
tied schools in Preston township last
Wednesday.
John Kent loaded a number of ca,-
tie at Estelline Monday for the Chi
cago market.
Mss Theresa Davenport spent Ar
mistice Day vacation and the follow
ing day with friends neal Letcher.
She returned Sunday evening.
George Rudebush, who assisted
Frank Fasbender with corn picking
a few days last week left Friday for
the home of his brother, Henry Rudi-
bush and family north of Summit.
Mr.. Rudebush is driving a tractor
through and it will doubtless be Il
NUMBER OF days before he arrived al
his destination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hall and family
left Tuesday of last week for Cali
fornia where they expect to visit and
probably locate.
A. R. LOOMS made a trip to Volga
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Jennie Atkinson returned Sun.
day to the Z. J. Gredvig home after
a short trip 70 Rochester. MINI.
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Bosworth and
daughter visited Sunday at E. ]. Cred
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. LOOMS and
and Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Lee
guests Sunday AT George Wares. !
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NORTH ~sROOKINGS

Roscoe Searles, wife and baby, VS..
tied al the c. A. Searles home in
Brookings Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Sloan gave a
party ar their home Tuesday evening
for the benefit, Of the young people
Of the Community club.
Frances Sloan visited al the Chas.
Keck home Friday and Saturday.
Winifred Sloan visited at the Lester
Sloan home Friday and attended the
club at the Chas. Keck home that
evening.
Bruce McAfee. wife and baby. Wis.
tied Sunday at the Guy Smith home.
VIM. Munson. who is attending col
lege in Brookings. visited Saturday
and Sunday at the J. MaComb home.
Don't forget the basket social Fri
day evening al district No. !. Pro
gram will start at s:15.
The Community club viii hold their
next meeting at the John MaComb
Friday evening. November 20.
Misses Helen and Florence MaComb
who are attending college in Brook.
ings, spent Saturday and Sunday with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. MaComb.
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MEOARY

The weather is fine again since our
recent cold spell.
Fred Polsean has been on the sick
list for some time with rheumatism
and we are sorry to say is not much
better at this writing.
Lesley Dick Is husking corn for
Mr. jerks.
:. J. Rudolph was out TO the farm
Monday.
Miss Vivian Chris-oferson Went to
Brookings Friday evening 20 spend
saturday and Sunday with home folks
Carl Trygsrad and family were
B~rOOkinCs visitors Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bortnem are re-
5oicing over the arrival Of a baby boy.
born Sunday.
Amos KlinefslJer was a Brookings
visitor Friday.
Jas. jerks was calling al Klinesel
tiers Monday.
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ABOUT THE COUNTY
VOLGA

From the Tribune:
Miss Elsie Nyman, deputy register
of deeds, was a Volga visitor Saturday
night.
Mrs. Barton of Brookings, has been
visiting at the Robert Henry home
the past week.
Walter Cheever was over from
Brookings Monday evening on profes-
sional business.
Dale Brown was over from Brook
ings last Saturday visiting relatives
and old friends. Dale now wears long
trousers and is a manly looking young
fellow.
John Walker, VINO teaches in the
upper room of No. 95, was compelled
to give up his school work for a while
due 10 a nervous breakdown. He is IN
The hospital at Brookings and at this
writing is somewhat better.
The city is now il charge of the
electric light plant and the hours of
service, while not all that many wish
them TO be, are much improved over
the old order. Lights will be run
mornings as long as needed and the
current will be put on earlier in the
evening, in fact, as soon as needed.
On Monday mornings service will be
given from 600 until 1900 and on
Tuesday from 100 until midnight.
Service VIII also be given on dark
y.,
days. With the high price of coal the
authorities do not consider it practi-
cal 70 establish either eighteen or
twenty-four hour service at this time.
Rates will be raised somewhat, but
ten per cent discount will be given
for prompt payment, so the advance
IN rates will not amount TO very much.
Harry Olson and Ole Hanson, two ex-
perienced home men, have been en-.
gagged TO have charge of the plant and
business.
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RICHLkND

Mrs. Roy Pierce was a Brookings
shopper last Friday.
Tom Wilson. the rural mail carrier
on route three. has been seriously III
with asthma this week.
Roy Pierce vas badly hurt by A
horse he was riding when il fell. bruis.
ing n limb so he is unable TO walk.
but Is much improved at this writing.
DR.. oConnor was a professional
caller at the o'connor home Monday
last. Miss Agnes was not so well the
last few days.
WIN Mcclair and Frank E~nglebreth
was carrying mail on route three in
the absence OF the regular carrier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kinney visited Sun.
day at 0'Connor's.
John Evans. who attends high schoo!
in Elkton. spent the week end with
home folks.
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BUSHN

John Ketcher departed Friday for
his home at New Berry, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nicholson spent
Sunday at the Charles Lynch home.
Miss Elsie Prins of Elkton, spent
a few days last week at the home Of
Doris Bailey.
F. W. Faulkner returned home Fri
day after visiting at Chicago and
Rockford. III, for a several days.
W. S. Spaulding assisted Rev. VIM.
Donaldson and Fred Mittan Saturday
in rebuilding the church barn.
Mrs. Russell Blair OF Round Lake,
MINI, Is visiting at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
White of this place.
Nj. and Mrs. Harry Bailey and fam
ily, also. Mr.. and Mrs. X. T.. Core
and son Robert, spent Sunday at the
F. W. Bailey home.
There was no high school in the
Bushnell school a few days last week
on account OF the absence of the pro-
fessor who was I'll.
Philip Brooks departed on Wedneh-
day OF last week for st. Paul, MINI.
Charles Balm and family near Lake
Benton, Mimi, moved on the Keith
farm, northwest OF town last week.
Doris Bailey was a visitor at Elk
ton, s. D., Monday.
L. N Armstrong. who Is the depot
agent Of this place. 10 taking his an,
nual vacation at the present time at
Logansport, Ind. Mr.. Cousin OF Ward.
8. D.. Ia nlI.ng the vacancy.
On Thanksgiving evening there will
be a Thanksgiving sermon and a short
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Tom Wilson IS back on duty on
route three again after about ten
days 'yacst on We are mighty glad
70 get our mail every morning now.
Miss Agnes O'Connor Is improving
from her recent illness We are glad 20
report.
Miss Katie LoIden who is staying
at the O'Connor home spent Sunday
with her folks in Elkton.
Miss Grace Simondson visited Tues
day with her friend. Kathryn Bolens.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Strubble visited
IT ends in Elkton sunday.
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day evening. The evening was spent
in playing games and a delicious lunch
was served at midnight.
Mrs. Herbert Stevens and BABY
daughter Shirley of Willmar, MINI.
arr we'd Friday evening for a visit at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. S. Selix.
Misses Nellie Buettncr and Gather.
ne Rossman visited school Tuesday
afternoon.
A. ]. Engel called on James Bane
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Buettner and
family spent sunday at the home Of
their daughter. Mrs. Glen Lundeen.
Albert lessen spent Sunday after,
noon at the Eugene Duprez home.
County Nurse Miss Anderson of
B~-cokings, visited at Fountain No. I
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. F. c. Buettner called at James
Bare'S Thursday afternoon.
Misses Gertrude and Carol Blakeslee
We're calling at the Engel home
Wednesday evening.
Virginia Rea, College Auditorium.
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Virginia Rea, College Auditorium
December 8.
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AURORA

Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Lombard and
family spent Sunday at the c. D
Lombard home.
The Misses Lucille Zimmerman and
RoXje Justice were shopping in Brook
ings Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mary Mackel and son Eugene
of Bemis, were in Aurora Monday.
Mrs. G. L. Goodrich left Sunday for
Minneapolis where she will make a
short visit.
Chas. Gaukel made a business trip
10 Brookings Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Z. J. Korte and Mrs. Z. A.
korte and son Virgil, of B~rookinss,
spent Tuesday afternoon at the F..
W. Hemmer home.
The Ladies' Aid was held Wednes-
day at the A J. Loyejoy home. Din
ner was served instead of the usual
supper.
Mrs. F. H. Ripley of Huron, visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. LON
bard, one day last week.
Quite a few from here are attend.
ing the Clint and Bessie Robbins
shows in Brookings. Everyone re
ports them excellent this season.
The Misses Clara and Julia En-
right Of Brookings, are visiting their
sisters, Mrs. c. f. Korte and Mrs.
II. Green.
Mr.. and Mr.. VI 4 Mccoy returned
from their wedding tour Friday. They
Will make their future home in Au-
rora.
Mrs. D. A. Pike was pleasantly SUI
prised Friday evening when a party
Of young people came TO her hone
They presented her with a few choic
pieces Of u glass and after partial
ing of the lunch they had prepared
departed wishing the young peoD.e
the best of luck.
Mrs. J. G. McClemans had her ton
sils removed last Thursday in Brook
Dr.. Frudenfeldt of Minneapolis.
performed the operation.
c. L. Gibbons and F. c. Hudson Of
Brookings, We're in Aurora on bus ne
Tuesday afternoon.
Edwin Baker is suffering from an
attack Of chickenpox.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Webb and
daughter Eleanor. diaed at he J. W.
home Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Woodbeck spent Sunday
at the Jas. Trail home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Korte were shop
ping in Watertown last Friday.
Mrs. jos. Smith spent Saturday
afternoon with friends in Elkton.
Mrs. G. a. Reeve is reported much
this week.
Miss Lizzie Telkamp was a passen-
ger 10 Brookings Saturday evening.
Mrs. Robert Morris spent the latter
part Of last week in Huron with her
who has been very i'll.
DR.. A H. Stoll of Brookings, was
1 professional caller in Aurora Tues
lay.
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FOUNTAIN

Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Seas and fanny
OF Brookings. were calling at the Ralph
Seas home on Sunday afternoon
Miss Lulu Buettner. who Is attend.
ing high school in Brookings, spent
the week end with home folks.
About twenty-five young people n.
tended the party at Engeis on Satur.
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Virginia Rea. College Auditorium
December 3
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-11-18

Thanksgiving program at the w. M
church of this Place. All are cordially
invited.
Church Notes-Sunday school, 10 a.
m; morning worship, II a. m; even
ing worship, 1880 p. m. All are cor.
daily invited. Rev. VIM. Donaldson.
pastor.
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CORRESPONDENCE

Advertisements n this column are 20 Ceats
per line. our correspondent VIII take you-
order aad must remit AZ the same time.
otherwise they vii! not be published
Note to correspondents-The Regis
ter will 90 20 press or Wednesday
next week. so all correspondence for
that issue must be mailed q day earlier
than usual.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-11-18
BRUCE

From the Herald:
NJ. +. vanLaningham Of Bookings,
was in Bruce Monday on business.
@. A. Caldwell Of Bookings. was In
Bruce Thursday on business.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-03
Snrje Standardization.

Nm G;iuitt2qcrid)t rcjdte ,frolr
Rltbu %un0c enc Srcumunaatluae az.
QelI ibrrn @atttn Omar @ul0e Gin.
Gle Che mur0e an IS. Cftober 1915
III NInOnu qcidloiicn.>
Ger filr}lld) abltbultrnc MphI.
tt0tj9ftjta Nou hat rjlcn llcbcr=
ihu3 DON ilbcr 5000 ob0cporicp.
9fur einual mltroc in 0clr lctten 80
&abren Elm Qr6Bcrcr Griolg cr5:eIt.
ltno 0oa mar I'M uorigcu Sabre.
Ijc &eb0rOcn Ichcu lid Dor Dem
Nroblem, iitr Die Ainocr pom 6rnll
@cIcn Ricicn 5t IorQcn, sic mcgclI
Ghcbrudl2 nit Dem Wiorocr ihrcaWct.
ten &obn &cier, 81 5pei %abrclr
3~ud'thnta ucrutheiIt Uur0e, mo Sic
DOR c:n:9cu Sa1en Ibrc Straie an
trot. Gertrude oo9 0lteitc Wtdntcn
If Sabre alt, lit bel clnem 6armtr
IL Der 9tdhe lbre3 Neim@ beif0itidt.
Gin un0crcs Wi09dltu mo Elm Nna
b. fnloCn temperate llutcrflnft bel
cjncm Cnfcl. Gic be,0en iiinaittr
R,n0cr ijn0 I'M Neim zines ut0ertll
N%crran0tGH. Nllc N:noer mcr0clr
Dem Rldlter Nrj1olru porQefiihrt lpcr.
Den, Der %pcruancutc Seine fiir III
'lldlCu mill.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-03

Iciah, Gomponiit mo 0iolin.&ir-
hloie, mo unierc ejubejmji6c Yiono-
NrtIitin Coma YeterioHs
Ibom piou, Satin BON Surlif
Games Ibompion. 9ei0e obioloir-
ten ihrc Auigobc nit Dollitem Or
iolQe, unO ser ibnen 5utheil gcmor.
0euc 4pplou9 mar mobIUeroicnt Gus
Misunderstanding Bublifum bon ga
Groiic crhictl peitere llriod)c, itOl3
auI ieilrc ein6einiihe Eionotiinitle
rim II gin rit in liebcnslpiIroi0iter
NrJie 3u Gccop2a bercit mar ulo 10
uiel gum ocIjnHen aud Oleiea Son
certc2 bcitrul.
Nr. NurlcigD lit Elm bcruicncr
8iinItIer uno cin @cigenipieler non
6cjuubcrnocr Ichnif. gctrogcn uor
g|ciithlpoQitcr Nuifoiiung u1o tempe.
rumcntpoucr Nlt3iiibrung. Sejne Ct
Qencn or"igiuclcu GompoiitIoncn
ipicIte cr nit bcion0ercm 6eler nl0
NIT icinIter Nuancjrlng, umo oae
fonocn u~lIQcthcjIten lul0 bcgclltprtcn
&cifall. 9luh Trou Gbompion ipicltr
cine Rcihc iciucr N;nno GonIpoii
tioncn, ull0 ale mltr0cn nidlt MIR
Uunoer6or id0n 3llmr %ortrogc &c
brot)t, ion0ern }oQcu oo2 gauge @glb-
llfltm in lhreu @unn.
0bnc 3ucifel lit Mr. NurIciah
elm bcQnnocter @iluitIer, uto Sem ejur
Q~Idnjeu0e ,3ufuuit nficn itcbt. Sol
der Stcrue am Dtllifhimncl &me
rifa2 Qibt'9 uiht olI}upicle. ut0 ihoa
~0cElucQeu lit ihr Griheiueu nit Grelt.
Dc ulo @eluiQtbuHq SIT bcarltBen.
@lud nit 0jeicm -5me;tcn Concerto
bat unicr N}uijfcIlb Ghrc cQlQClcQt
Ionic Sic GrnnthiQutQ crbuftcn oui
Gem bctretencm Nclc metjcrc Sort
id'rjttc nu3uitrebGu, uno oorin ihe:nf
@cr6br Ut lirqen filr rpeitcrc lhon1
griol1e in Ser 3uflmit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-12-03
Sicic Sebanolnng miro Sie
fnrircn.
auitct unr % Gents.

Cine @cbauOImna Bic bcnbiid)tiQt
mo 0crcn 3mcf Is lit, Die llrind)c
5lt bcicltidcn uno oct Gutieutcn 5l
turjrcn BON @eber., Mnacn uu0
GurmIc;oru. uon Stmin0el, itlet-
tenn Nppetit. @ulicriut,t. @olIcu-
ittinen Nliuooarm Gnt5iinGunj
@crjlcJoel ut0 dlroniidlrn arnnfhei
ten. Gurd) 0en @cbrout 0C4icloet
tonncn mdnd)c QcfobrIidlc Cpcratio
rcn uerhlitet un0 uicIc Soften cripart
mcrocn bel Ser NthdnoIunq pom &c
idhrlldlen &ruutbe:ten. Gicic pc
ban0lna- ~AcO Grob 2ipcr Nia@".
III non Gottoreu pr0parlrt morncu.
bic iabrcIouqc Grfabrung lit Der
&~chonNluul oiGier 2|yaufheitcu he
iiten. Gle fomnit 1T fleiucn llbreu
0hulidcn nit Sd)raubcu0ctcI per
iehenm 6Iaidlcn geuuQ iiir 3rpcl
Monntc. uH0 ulrO non Nocitler
Nros. unN afl0crtn Npothcfcrn uer
tduft ODER miro YEN Ged @ro$. &
&C.. Wtuuucopolj5. I;uu.. uerid'jdt
C02 ct1te 4iitteI bat Sic Qcihilt.c
Rotbc &veuj &janctte auf jtosy
5tod't1l aeorutt -9n3eilc.
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SObtli6er unfaQ.

Glncu iQhcn 200 crlitt ON Gicu5.
taQ 9tahmittoQ Der 6nrn1cr AnorcIu
Scun uou Nuib &ollep, Wtiunciota.
GericIbc fam nit ieincm @riahrt
aus Ser ScitcnQaiic biuter @rouion2
Yltmb;uq Sbop an Ser Ode pon
/. uno Mrng StroBe. mn oil Ser
Ming SttuBc hinuui SIT iuhrcn. auum
hattie er iclne Eicroc nm sic Njegun1
Qcleuft ul& er. idlclnbar ohutudttll
la%uor0tr, pom &ittid)cr'jB ijeI uro
0lrctt NIT Dem Mppi auf 0cm ciicr
men Gctcl zines &anollod)c4 iulr3tc.
leircu oltqcnbljdlldeu Sn0 peruria
dlcuo Die @eidlc mar ant Mitnuot,
bel Sen &tldFubcituttrrn (ctlcu, 5lct
ten lutN CabI aufQcbahrt iuo rpur0t
ipdttr Nldl @uih %dl1u SIR @ecr0l
dlul1 gebrdht. Nr. Stuu mar id}oli
eiU ~btilhrttr Ninnu uuo en- rptjt
i0u'tler &eriuonottr ron WU,. 1euru
9\,cbulr hicrieibit.
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Nns Dem 2ebtn gei6ieOsn.

MeDer. Eraut WIepcr, Elm 80 Sabre
alter @eipohner non Nouiton Gouttn,
NiinneIoto ,itarb Montag Nbeno in
einem hieiigen Spitul, BON Der @ot-
tin. orei l0hteru uno 5mci S0bncn
bctraucrt. 3Ipei Shpcitern, 6ruu
@enrp Sreeboif uno SRI. Gmnto
N}eper, ilberleben i'm e~beninuS. Gle
@cItnttltng crfolate g~eitern gtahurit
tag oti Dem bicii9en Oaf 8rout
Irie0hofc inter 4mt2leJtuna Don
Enitor 4on3lau.
Eatrif. Srau Wiortbo Eatrif, sic
Mlltter BON 15rou Nrtbur Sdnpalbc
Itnrb ON Mittpot Worgen. Gle
Go0tenIcier un0 ona N~cgr0bniB miro
IN Can Claire, Dem iriihereu 0eim
pom 6rnu Eatrid, ituttflnoen.
IN GoIlingslpooo, ". s.. itorb
@iIIiuW 5. 3opfL friiber bier
anidbiQ Or miro pom Ser @itnpe
pier &ritoern ultO orei Shmeitcrn
itberIebt. Die Sdpeitcrn, 6rou Nal
ter Nell, Grau Tronf Rofelt uno
Irou Goieph 3eufer, ltno Elm 0rlt0cr.
&ohn, mobnen in ga Gruiie.
Carol. Truu Clio Gnrrol Don
Merrimoc, Mi@., 0erell 9(blcbelt III eli
mem bicIigen Spitol mir bercit$ Be
ridtctcn, mar cine Sohter oea uerItor-
bcnen N0ppfoten &oruea u. MiQcr
unO oeiIen @nttin, cine geb. Grno
Scaeltc. Die &eritorbcne uur0c %
Sabre alt. un0 hinterIdBt ibren @ot
ten NM }mci feline ainOcr, Elm, rcip
orei Sabre alt, Iowie cine Sdnpciter.
Trl. Erie0o Miller, sic IN 3biloocl.
phiu wohtt, Nnd) elmer tur5en Grnu1
%cricicr am Gien5tnQ inn @otic ihrc
@~robnuttter, 6rou Charles :. 81
qclfe. >. StrnBe unO Cameron Ape.
lpur0c Sic 2cid)e nnu @oraboo Qe
id)jft mo BORT am Wt,ttrppdl bcitattct
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Eroaramm Der Srufcncu.

Legislative @roQramm Der Mi2cpu
'in Hntl Snioon %iQa lit Nilam
n%lcnQeltcIlt ut0 Is miro ulltcr Sen
%cQtalntwnlitQlitoern iitr Sic Inter
ltltG1nQ Ger uerlh,C0cucu @uuttc ut
Wor1tn mtr0Gn. Is miro 0arlln rr-
ltd)t mcr0eu, EN- @mul0tmcnt III
ocnt MolberNcraeitG n%n3lmchmeu
nm 0;ri2a nit ocm Noliteoo1clrB in
Glntt1uR 1T b%rIllCn weldle4 Sic Ser
't'IIlna pou Wetr0ufen nit ei1en,
l4Qro}entlNcn IItobolQebolt ~
'tinH]i. liz &ian munid1t n)tdl. raj,
o,t Ntr'ttl(iul0 pom Wetrdnfeu, 0crtr
&criaaN md Ntlb, iMuit Sic @lu
}1br non Ncrit2liuul2foumtlarCu be
idrJuft miro ulo Dem Nrpohucrn 0a5
Rtd't }aite1t cine Nlodc aelrn Ser
Nrrtmaf upu 0;,'cu wctr0nftn IN
M.rth|d10'tcn SIT trtcbCu meId'c2 Sic
&i1o ais tjuIt Standardization be
tr0httt
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

&n elmer ipc}icllen Sibumg ocS
StaOtratbS am Yiontog Nbeno mltroc
Der Wisconin Miirmeiota 2igbt aro
Yopcr Company 0u9 Red)t gcueben
iitr cine idbrlite &ergltung pon $50
Die @ugcnbriifc mit9rGbten al iiber.
iponnen.
9tur AlO. Molonep nor gcgen sic.
les ser lofnlen 0eieuifaft genGhrte
Erlpileqium, inoem or bebauptete,
Dap Die oaiiir qe5ahltc GntIf)G0i9ull0
rtldt bod getlug lei.
Nilr1ermeiIter 9entlep cmpiobl
oagcgcn Die Nnuahme Der 0aS 9riu;.
Iegntm %gerpdbrcnoen RcioIlttion. Gr
meinte, man loate 6ie llebcrlparmu,la
Der Bride init Gr0btcn iiir cine flei-
ne GntihGoIgung aus bemiclbcn
8runloe 8citnttct, oen nan iiir sic
6relgabe Der Ealinge gclten licb.
n0mI;d) Den ireunoidnftlid]en &erfebr
nit unierer ~9tadlborn olIf Der Min.
neiotner Se;tc oe$ tSluiieS" aui3l.
muntern. Sine groBe @ebilbr fiir oa2
Ned)t, Sic @riide nit 9rohtcn al
tlber5iehcn, milrocn nur bohc Notcn
filr Glcttri5it1t fitr Die Gonlu1nenten
IN WlnnCiota in 8efolge haben. Mud
Nlo. N~cpburq iprad) iiir o;e Nnnnb
nte Der RCiolution, mo 0;ele muroc
Damn aith nit allen gcqcn }pci
Stimnen, ocnienigeu pen Nicc un0
W0bonept nllgcnontmen.
Nui Nntrog BON 9ll0. Nollia mur0c
Manor @cntlep dllthorilirt, Elm Spc
jlal Gomite Yu erncmneu, meldlcs
nit c;ncm Spcjinl Gomitc 0eS Goun
tprath& bic Irnqe Scr @critcunng {;
llca imeitcn G%onmapegca ilbcr Sen
Sumpf' nod Moro ga GrolIe bcra.
tben Ioll, Der @itrQcrmriitcr crnnltn
It 0ornui Die Merrcn &olig, Nerdot0
uno Snlitb gil Giticm Spc3iol So
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tuertb 5u iein ihcint, 10 oaB mir DIE.
ielbe nofitebenO nboruden:
.0ad0em-mir", beiBt e. mortlid),
.idon bouiig Dor uniiberlegten
Sdritten IN Der 6reigabe 0e5 be
idllaanabniten Gigentbums III ben
Ser. Stauten qeparnt haben, erblels
ten mir Don eincm Observation-Disclosures
ans Rem 9orf Elm S6rciben III
oicicr AngelcgenIe;t, oas mir, oa es
unicre ciqeuen Heobad]tmgen mo
@cfiirftunqeu poa bcitdtigt bier gum
4b0rltd briugen:
Ser Gcrualtcr oeS icinolihen
G%igentbumS in Den Der. Staaten Don
Nmcrifa un0 sic Nngeitellten oieieS
9(mtes. Ionic Die oemielbeu ottadir
ten NumQltc miiien, bob nit Der
Muhlnie0erloge Scr oemofrotlid)en
Administration ont ,. gtopentber ihrc
Gage qe3Ghlt iiuo. Sic miIien, oaB
ser @crrpoItcr uno icine 4ngeIteltcn
unO sic Don Inn b%cpor5lgtcn Gin.
mdlte ne6it alien Verionen, Die NIT
Sem 9lnlte in irgenomelder e @e5ie-
huug Itcbet. n.tonahmaloa nid)t al
lein ihrer Ncn1tcr, Steueu, Goiten
uno ibre@ GinIIuiie5 10 id)nell dis
irQcno onQ0ng;t entboben merocn
iouoern ooB audi pielc cine fri
III ine1Ic @luflnuc 5lt ernorten bo-
ben. Die ncllc Administration o:ro
qcrnOe gcgru oicies Pint, oaa iidI 10
miEliebiQ 0cnodt bat, idonuH8@Io>
uorqCbcn.
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E'0rrtr Nmbroie Niurphn uon Ser
Il Eanca @cnl,iuor oui Ser 9toro
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iommluul 0t@ Ntpant9 Gutb au y.
M e VI VSpGuNC riuen u~attrtiiaN
ten Nartr0Q libcr Nrlau0 ul0 0tIicN
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l1''l1 touutt illn5n iouit cruitcn &or
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Nra'J>cut g3lli1n iprah cr ais tiutn
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'tllo9 tin &otll1t MD dufrldltia lei.
0ttr NurM br.t,ide Nriutn itac. ,}lr
Sd'iullt p~tu7erti, cr: &ou Aiatur lit
&rI1lN ttu EhCl Gn3iono=. um0 az.
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iit2 NauNta ielH 2&cnn mir an 0a2
Er,H5ip Ser Stf5itbrummul,0 Qlll.
len. 70 muiien mr. Ncltcbtu. N0H N
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miro in Der Wto
natsihrift oBuH6
Der Au5lanooeut
id)en, melfe IN
Berlin georudi
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in ociperntcr Gage!

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Gage m6QI;dIt uicl SIT rcttcn uno iit
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nit ser llntcritilBunq oe@ &crmnItera
mo iciner @conltcn, ourd) &crtrctcr
in GeutihIono sic Oclttihcn @cidll-
0iaten 3l pe~ronloiicn, ibncn ibre6duc
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Tlnuc ,3cit i'll Scr Snouitrie. Gincl.

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moouga Die Tabrtteu Q2Nullultu ma
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