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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16

Remembered but Twisted q Little.
l know a lady who keeps a boarding
houses charming woman, always solic-
itous of the comfort of her household,
but with q popularity. "She "remem-
bers faces but not Names" Now it
never mattered to me that with every
cup of coffee or tea she gave me l was
rechristened. On the contrary, l found
it very entertaining. But this did dis
trees her daughter. All in vain she
labored with her mother, who smilingly
went on her own way in spite of her.
But there came . time and occasion
when her daughter set her heart upon
her mothers addressing q gentleman
stranger correctly. All through the day
of the evening on which he was expected,
the daughter could be heard to say as
she followed her mother from room to
room, "Now, remember, his name is Mr..
Coacdryi" to which the mother in every
instance would reply, "Yes, dear, l am
sure l know it, Coacdryl" The stranger
took his seat at the table. That blessed
woman, with q smile like an angels and
. self-po@ession / have never seen sur.
passed, looked sweetly across the board
and inquired, MI. Dvy.cosc, do you take
cream and sugar7"-Boston Transcript,
Newport Letter.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16

Cumberland was q frequenter of the
British cofee-house, which was a great
resort for North Briton, as we'll as of
some of the most famous men of the
time, Foote, Garrick, Goldsmith, Rey-
nolds. Here it was n day suggested
that he should write . comedy with .
6cotchman In it, a. . companion to his
Irish Major. He objected that he had
never been in Scotland, and knew very
little Of the dialect "Give your Scotch
man . character" remarked one of the
company, "and take your chance for
the dialect. II you bring . Roman
upon the stage, you don't make him
speak Latin" "No, no." cried Foote,
land ii you don't make him wear
brooches, Garrick will be much obliged
to You. When / was in St~ranraer, /
won't to the Kirk, whore the Mess-John
was declaiming most fuEiously against
luxury, and, as heaven shall judge me,
there WAS not q pair Of shoes in the
whole congregation" From this con-
verMtion originated the character of
"Oolin Mcleod" In his next comedy.
"The Fashionable Lover" produced In
1872; II VA Z success, and became his
favorite work Temple Bar.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16
ndia D~epredMtiops,

AMs1s00 ADoY6cN0QAODUs
Tit fair reader shudders when she thinks Of
the settler's' wife Watching, from the door Of
her rude hut, the retreating form Of her hus-
band going out to his daily labor-going out
perhaps to return not again, for before night
fall a savage hand may have laid him low
among the prairie grasses. Or it may be Q
child, o bright-eyed daughter, is matched
away in an unguarded moment, to grace the
next war dance. When we read tho heart
rending details of these savage depredAtions,
we are apt to blame the government for not
taking more strict precautions to insure the
settlers protection. But We daily read Of the
depredations Of that arch-fend, consumption,
with scarcely . thought Of the terrible inroads
1t Is making in human life. Tens Of thousands
Of homes are annually desolated by consump,
ton to one by Indian outrage. Like the In
dian, consumption oftenest comes stealthily,
and no danger is a~pprehendsd until the VIC
tim suddenly finds himself hopelessly en-
shared, n deaths fatal arrow ends the
scene. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
. powerful Alternative, or blood purifier, and
tonic, has restored thousands Of consump-
tives b had tried every other remedy
recommended to them, without obtaining any
relief, and are willing to testify to its remedial
overs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16

VAO WOkU COvNFO tmo AOvIC0
Which should be given to nervous, slender,
and debilitated persons-Invigorate! 6eda-
tives, opiatos, appetizers, are comparatively
useless. The system must be built up with q
genuine tonic in order to the recovery Of vigor
and tranquility by the nerves. A course, sys-
tematically pursued, Of the leading invigorant,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, should be resort
ed to by those who suffer from weak nerves
and general debility. The Stomach, always
more or less dyspeptic in cases Of nervousness
and loss of vitality, is toned and regulated by
this medicine until the organ acts with . pre-
cision akin to that Of q steady-going piece Of
lation are, through the influence Of tho Bit
tiers, followed BY . gain Of vigor and flesh,
and the disappearance Of ~biliousness and ir-
regularity OF the bowels, where such exist, az
they usually do. Appetite and sleep are then
rogaiucd.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16

EVERYBODY knows that 30 long as there is
The obstacle is speedily removed, and the flesh
reunited by HENRY's CARBoLIc SALvE, the finest
embodiment in existence Of that supreme puri-
fer, carbolic acid. Its emollient Ingredients
modify its pungent acid basis, so that it never
cauterizes, stings or ~scarifies the diseased part.
Sores and eruptions Of all kinds are cured by
it. All druggists have it.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16

Tho Spanish father is absolute king
and lord BY his own hearthstone, but bis
sway il 20 mild that it ID hardly felt. A
light word between hushands and wives
sometimes goes unexplained, and the
rift between them widens through life.
They cannot b divorced-they will not
incur the scandal Of 4 public separation
and % they pass lives of lonely isola-
ton In adjoining apartments, both
thinking better Of each other and Of
thenaelves for this deviish- persistence.
il men were never henpecked except
~ learned wives. Spain would h 10
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16

ENTIRE GoMNEUx: "Say, George,
suppose you to die before your rich
old uncle, whose only living relative you
are. That would be funny!" Chow
sof why, instead Of your inheriting
his property, he'd inherit yours" "You
are not precisely and altogether correct"
"Why, wouldn't he inherit your prop
erty?" Yes, but it wouldn't be funny
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16
SWEET PICKLES.

Take good, sound fruit, apples, peach
es OF pears, and pare them; stick into
each one or more cloves; fill a three
gallon jar full of fruit, take one gallon
of good apple vinegar, six pounds of
sugar, %pulverize q tablespoon of CHINA
mon, M of mace and one or two nut
megs; tie this in muslin and put it into
the vinegar and sugar; boil and skim;
pour into the jar of fruit; let it stand
until next day, drain off; boil and pour
back on the fruit; the third day boil all
together until the first is we'll scalded;
take it out of the jar and boil the vinegar
and sugar to q thin syrup; pour over the
fruit and put away, and you have
splendid pickles that will keep a long
time. Sweetapples are very nice picked
in this way.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16

FoR Coughs and Throat Disorders. use
Browns Bronchial Troches," having proved
their efficiency by . test OF many years. as
copfc q hov
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16
rs.

CO1AnED OnANNEo
T1ke eight fine sweet oranges peeled
and sliced, ! cocoanut grated, cup of
powdered sugar; arrange the orange in a
glass dish, scatter the cocoanut thickly
over it and sprinkle lightly with sugar;
cover with another layer of orange, fill
up the dish in alternate layers.
MACARoNI PUDDING.
Take q plateful of macaroni, break
into two-inch pieces and boil in water.
When done pour into q colander and let
it drain; then put it in a pudding-pan;
add three eggs, we'll beaten, a tablespoon
full of butter, half a pint of milk; sweet
ened to taste, favor with cinnamon and
nutmeg and set in the oven to bake.
NARROW PUDDING.
One quarter of a pound of beef mar.
row, chopped very fine, n tablespoon.
full of powdered sugar, a s~altspoonful of
salt, a half ounce of candied lemon-peel,
q quarter of a pound of currants, half q
wineglassful of brandy, and a little nut
meg. Put a border of paste around the
dish and lay the Ingredients in it, with
half q pound of lady-hngers. Pour
over the whole a custard, and bake.
RICE.wATER FOR INvALIDs.
/ often recommend rice-water in my
summer practice. 1t is made as follows:
Take 4 ounces of rice, and wash care
fully in three waters; in a skillet put a
quart of water and boil it; put in the
rice and boil until the rice is in a perfect
pulp; then strain carefully, and put on
the FIRE again, adding white sugar to
taste, and q small piece of cinnamon, or,
If preferred, q little grated nutmeg; skim
if necessary, and strain again; use when
cold.
OMELET WITH ASPARAGUS.
The thin sprouts are excellent; cut of
the green ends, and boil with salt, until
tender; drain, and chop rather fine, but
not too much, 70 that they lose their
appearance; take, say 20 sprouts, and
prepare them as above, use 8 eggs,
whites and yolks beaten together; mix
the chopped asparagus with the eggs;
put in a tablespoonful of milk; have q
frying-pan ready, with hot butter; pour
in the asparagus and eggs, and cook as
m omelet; serve on q hot plate.
CABBAGE OR LETTUCE SALAD.
One small, firm head of cabbage or
three heads of lettuce chopped or sliced
fine, one cup of sweet milk boiling hot, q
little less than a cup of vinegar, n
tablespoonful white sugar, one teaspoon.
full essence of celery, pepper, salt, mustard
and oil to suit; heat the milk and
vinegar in separate vessels; when the
vinegar boils put in the butter, sugar
and seasoning; boil up once and stir in
the chopped Vegetables; to the hot milk
add the eggs; cook one minute after
they begin to thicken; pour custard over
salad and stir slowly; cover and set to
cool suddenly. Serve cold, and garnish
with slices of cold hard boiled eggs,
crosses or beets.
SWEET PICKLES.
Talo uood aoa,nd Emit a.nln. 1911
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16

IT costs but one cent to send a postal card to
the Mason h Hamlin Organ Co., Boston, New
York, or Chicago, who will return, postage
paid, their catalogues and circulars, with much
information about organs. No one should buy
an organ without seeing these.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16
Minnesota Chief!
The Best Thresher on Wheels!

1t IL not a vibrator, neither IL 1t an apron machine,
but the best points OF both are combined, with new
simple In it's arrangement. 1t is admirably perfect
In. its thrcshing and separating qualities. 1t save.
runs easily, is constructed durably, is finished bean
tifuly, is the most economical. least expensive, and
altogether tho most satisfactory machine in the
market.
1t will handle wet grain As well as dry. In thresh-
Ing Flax and Timothy it has no equal, threshing and
cleaning both A. well, and nearly as ra pidly a. wheat.
ana requires no change except the selves. II has more
any other machine made and cannot be over loaded.
Our clover hulling attachment Ii q new and very de.
sirable feature. 1t does the business more rapidly and
better than ~. exclusively clover huliing machfLe.
separators Of the various sizes fitted for steam or
Horse Power, as desired.
An Improved Pitts Power, an Improved Woodbury.
Power. and the Edward EQualizing Power, al
mounted Z II on four wheels sa are manufactured by us,
For Price-lists and Circulars, address the manufrs,
SEYMOUR, SABlN A. CO.,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16

The HENDERSON, Piano Co., No. II East
18th Street, N. Y, sell Pianos ct Factory
Prices. Write for . catalogue.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
smoke Pogue's Sitting Bull Durham Tobacco"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16

" 8AxO AVA0 tA1V0 G1OQUx6s 4u0 U0LCu0
from this is two fold-the newly-turned
up earth is filed with worms that the
fowls will devour with gusto, and the
top earth that has been lying exposed
for months, may thus be turned under,
after the soiling it has been subjected to
by the presence of the birds upon its
surface all winter. The spading or
blowing Of the grounds outside Of the
henhouse (where the runs are inclosed
by fencing) il = necessity in the spring
and summer. And the stock viii
quickly show their appreciation Of this
measure, for their accommodation by
rolling and tumbling themselves in mel
lowed soil and thus cleaning their bodies
and underfeathers of the vermin that
may frequently have accumulated dur
ing the laying season. Nothing can be
more grateful to the fowls at this time
than this simple provision for their COM
fort. And where their range 10 limited
to close quArtes, the frequent turning
over of the soil win prove highly bene
Hcial to them, a. experience has amply
proved.-P0uAry World.
BREED from good chickens and take
care of them. Do not keep to many In
one lot, at least let there be space enough
for their accommodation. When crowd.
cd in . hen house, it is almost impoai-
BILE TO keep them healthy; for lice and
fevers are apt to DO generated. Crowd
them up in . house, and the egg produc.
ton will fall of, chickens wilt decline In
health, and vermin will pretty much
take possession of them. As We said
above, get good stock, feed them Judi
ciously house and water them keep them
free from vermin, tho chicken raising
and keeping win pay . profit. Over
stocking poultry houses is often the
cause Of cholera. The house should be
kept clean and neat. There should be
plenty Of lime about the quarters, and I
good supply ofpure fresh water. Chick
ems should be fed morning, noon and
evening, At regular hours, with Z variety
of wholesome food. During the hot sum-
months 1t answers 4 good purpose to
have . little fresh lime In their water.
and by all meal clean ont the chicken
house oncs Z month.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16

nj. freko was always enc0untering Miss
Glenn ct dinners or at parties. and after
. while he ceased to fight against the new
and sweet influence that had come into
his life. He asked Raby to marry him,
telling her tho manful truth about him.
self, and leaving her to judge the matter.
II don't think you were to blame
much" pronounced Raby, lifting her soft
eyes with : look which sent 4 thrill to all
his tense nerves. "A man can't always
marry . girl even II he likes her. And
you hadn't seen me but three times, you
know. It was much more honorable In
you to stop then than to 70 on . little
longer and make me like you-more."
This "more" Was Irresistible. Itcaused
an interruption.
"There's one thing / would like 40
much to do" resumed Raby, Z little
later. you'll help me manage II, won't
You, Ernestf" I want to send Mrs.
Hunter ~ Of those big plates, like that
old cracked one which she wanted to
buy. Do yOu think I might, and will
yol take 1t to herf'' It il 4 sort Of debt,
for If she hadn't come curiosity hunting
that day, ! might never have seen you,
or heard of Aunt Morpeth, or her will,
Or"
"Bless the old plate, thenP' interrupt
ed Ernest Freke. 'Bend Mrs.. Hunter q
now one, BY all means; but that old one
We will have framed, and hang mp on u
wallA, and keep alwayA won'twe /, Raby?"
And they did.-Hospes's Bdsar.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-07-16
CHEW
The Celebrates.
"MATCHLEss
Wood Tag Plug
TOBACCO.

THE PIONEER TOBACCO COMPANY,
New York, Boston, ard Chicago.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-10

- Nae Granfbeiten, bic aus eiuem
perocrbenen Masen entipriusen. meiden
ausenblidlid nah benz @ebraud BON
,0feees Gilt gose Icnic."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-10
Sur seati&en Neaetion.


4Dis emcpdii&e Sldttsr melbsp. bat
Die oeutide 9ieaetion elm isltiames
Bancnib ,piiden ben prctefantiihen Die,
tihen uno ben ultramontanen 3u Stanea
sebratt. Ibr 8emeinlhaftlider Arsrifis.
punt it bic freie Sdute. neten Der isne
nod bic MaiseIeee pripatim beiampIen.
Nirsensa III bies 8eactions Yrcsramn
nit srSberer Oiienbeit uufssifeat iporben,
als gu garmen i'm frcmmen Wuppsr Eta.
Ie. Der conierDltipe .,Reidsbcie", bas
Dram ber Vietiiten, icrbert s5olsenpes :
nmpanelnns Der ctlIaateriIden IN ois
tacultatipe Giuilebs ; Usieitisuns ses aus
Qdten sebileeten @sridtsbcfes Far 1fir1li.
de aagelesenteiten; 4ufbebung bes
losen. 3aujel. Vprasrapben bes 9traf'
seietbudes, Der i9mabiadtisen Prebi,
germ in etwas bus Sancpert lest /; ab
i&aHuns ber Yriifuns bon EbeoloSen IL
Der pbiloiOphie nub geiesuns ber ttseIn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-10

- 0sld' foIelale @ebalit bier ,u Can.
be an bic Vsrwalter hantsrOtter @sieufdai.
len bs,atIt wtrbsn, satir bot ein unter.
iuauass COMMITTEE in New 9orf tir,lih
Elm intsrslantss Beilpisl an's 1asssliht
se,ossn. 5r. Sewstt. Der WaGsnssrmal.
ter (receivcr) Der erie. Bata madte nj.
esriirsbeno iolsenbe ansaben. @ls ct feline
3uftmmuns 3ur aanatme ess paRsns
CAB. lieb CT Fa ale .isiaes .Douesur"
sla0.lo1 fur setniat'ise Dis1fsejt Dor.
sNsbe,abIen. aubsrbem warDs ibm elm
Sab:eaJebalt BON mia,eiens $25 900 ,u.
ssiidat. Gr wirpe aIlo ,ufammen $40.
600 p.r Sabr trbaltm tabsn. obae gina
uge ainls'llns goo seE sVruusts,abltsn
$50, 900 gu rsAnsn. Dem wslsn Hihtsr,
Der bic 8eBabIars bes WaGsnpsrwaltsrs
fsa,uiebsn bate, srlasu eae absr als nitt
ssnaa. VI srbstte tas Sabrsssspalt aui
$40 900. 70 oab ih Seustt In @irttidtsi,
auf $55. 900 fstt, INNER pbNs 3inlen
BON isnsn alaQ 0Go ~ redusn. Sur sins
banisrOtts 8atH 1T eas sswib gang rslpss
tatsl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-10

sidei, llniperlitits .Yrcfe6uren burd bic
Weiltlihteit. Das lit idon redt nett,
aber es trnln,t nod bel1er. Die 5dulen,
70 fdbrt Der .,Geidsbote" fort, miibten
aufbSren, refine Stauts. .Nnitalten gu iein
uno ibr ecufeiiipneaer Character pirfe
ridt ansetafet perben. Die Sduluuf
lidt lei ben @eiltliden 5uriid;useben uno
bic Relison ,pieper gum Wtittelpuatte
oer Soltsbilouns Su.n,aden. Seoe Sdi.
oisuns ceS ,,firdliden Bepubtieins" Bel
Sdiileru burh ben Qebrer lei purd bic
&irde gu beiirafen. = Das ipdre aQc Elm
Suquilitions> Tribunal in better Gorm !!
d., Der ultramoutane ;, Weltpbiiide Wer'
,fur" iecunoirt nader. Snoem ct ben
evan9elii iden Mudern ieiaen 8ciitano BE.
bufs grlansuns ibrer Wanide oerlpridt,
erbittet er ibre 5ilfe fiir bic NufbebunS
Der Maiseiebe uno Die Nbldaifuns aller
Siu.ultalt,Sdulen. Sober Steil, fast
,er binIu, milie benz anbern belfen, um
niht nur bas @emeini iame, Icnoern aud
pas BeIcnoere su erreiden. ueber BEN
neuen @ultu8 .Wirilter y. puttfamer heibt
es gum Sdlub : Dab man nad Naem, mas
nun Don ibm bore, auf bic grfilluns ber
tirGtiden Biinlhe redneu pi,fe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-10

- Senator Baplro ihrsibt einem Nem
Oorter 6reunoe aus 8arlsbao: Das
Yolt Der Ser. Stauten babe piel beHere
5eilque(len wenn es nur ebenio bequeme
ginrihtuns CUR Denusuns eerle(ben trafe,
pie bic Qeute auf benz europiiiaer
Continent!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-10

esafob's bereit, benz Natbe bes Grstes su
felaen, perlieB bic Nrmee IN Serben uno
bssab i1@ naa Dten.
Doctor Broun untermarf feline Mussn
elmer fprsfaltissn Yrafuns unD lisb Iih
bic l1mfanbe, unter ipelden bts erbltnonns
erfolet, senau ersablem.
@ol&e Safe fommsn Dor, laste sr, uno
Der Wlilitarar,t In Serbisn bat iia niebt
seirrt, ne nm {, bic llrla&s Strsr grblin'
6una ais cine 9dtmuns Der Ssbnsrosn er>
Hart. Das Nuae bleibt babel tets unoer>
aubert unb 3eist te;ne @pur Don erbltn'
buna. gbe @ie G6 elmer prbentldbsn Gur
untsrIp.rfen, talte i'd fur notbwsneis, bae
Gle Yprerit elm nsrpsnfarfsnoss Mineral<
bao beIuhen les allein ourfte Sicasidt
binreihsno letn, oas uebel su tebsn.
3u wel6em Babe ratten sic mir !
Die BGser In Der Shwsi,, wie Iarasp,
@anet Morib, pisffsrs, &usub, ttun su'
weiten gDunoer; Id piiroe Sanen ra!ttn,
lebtersm ben gorsus gu ssbsn.
Nasab lag nidt gar melt bon Naien'
frlo, unp Wlaoimir sntlAiee ii& fnr eisiss
gaD.
@don mad wsniseu Sassn mar sr tn
Rasab. Satob bate, ba 1ein 9srr nttt
i'm 5etsl mobnsn woate. elm blbl&ss
6aus1en III tsr Ndbe Der Saminal6luht
ssfunbsn. 9lnfanss lieb er iith bon ietnem
Diener mad prr i6attisen 8aeprolneaaee
bssletten. bate iid ater bale 70 gut Urien-
tirt, bab er benislben bsi Der srcbsn @ass
,uridlieb uns lsinen Spa3irsans allsin
fertfebts. gr fdritt bic N0st nit 10 lihsrn
Shrittsn auf unD ab uao sS5ette nur bann
obsr blieb fsben, wsna perlonea itm snt
sssen tamtn, 10 pab Niemane in itm ein'n
glinbsn sermutbst bate. n
(Jprtletuns fclst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-10

8 3eras, { a

- guf oer Ieras Yaciiic gilen6abn
bel Scrnen perbrannten SO 8allen 8aunt
wplle, pelde auf 2 8agen perlaoen ma.
rem. Die 8aumppae serietb bur9 BIZ
6unfen elmer pprbeif fabrenben 2cfpmotipt
in granb.
Sn Dallas erldoB iia 6riebrid
Dietrid, ein 2ojibriser Deutider, in Ell
nem Sarrccm. ST mar erlt 2 Sabre in
IeraS unb fam aus Sanncper. Dietrid
fcnnte feline yeidaftisuns finben unb
pieS icQ i9n gum SeltltmDrbe peranla Bt
baben.
: Sn Gcrlicana ipurbe Der @runbltein
beS &lciters gum beilisen SerSen sele at.
Der 8ii4cf BON @alUel ton perriAtete bic
@erempnte.
- 9lbner &alfer, ber in Taus County
weseu Waoroes gum 3poe perurtbeilt NOR
ben 1T, muroe Der srSBereu Si9erbeit
ipesen bet Sail in Waco ii6erlpisien.
Ser Dampfer Sitp of San Nns
tonic bra4tc ben srSBten Ibeil tes 0ta=
terials fit bic eiierne Bride Der @olf,
Colorado unb Santa Sc gilenbabn mad
@alpeitcn.
- Son Condo trirb beridtet, taB bic
Stabt frei bon glattern iei. Drei Sranfe
purben aus oer Staot entfernt uno nun
fam Der @pmutanoeur beS Sorts unbez
lcrst feline Sclbaten 3ur Staot seben
laien. 90 9ciit nan ipenisltens in
GOndo.
- Dte @alpeltpner 8aumwo(lenbSrle
Bat bon Sc Counties 8eridte ii6er ben
Stano oer Baummclle er9alten unb bic
meilien lauten sinltiser ais erwartet
lpurbe.
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