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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18

a second slower
than the worlds
record, made by
John Owen, Jr., of
the Detroit Ath-
letic club in 1890.
At the late games
OF the Reliance
Athletic club at
Oakland Scroggins
covered himself
with glory by win
ming the 100 yards
dash in an even 10
seconds, which
equals Schiller
STEMS perform
ance in 1858, the
coast record. If
Scroggins was &C.
curately timed,' he
has equaled the
best performance
of Luther Cary,
the "PrincetOn
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18
j, W. SCROGGINS.

Demon" Scroggins is only 81 years of age
and has been following athletics but eight
months. In his maiden race he did the
100 in II seconds. He is a member of the
class of '97, University of California, and
weighs 40 pounds in his running Clothes
In the recent race when Scroggins touched
the tape two of the judges had 10 seconds,
while the watch of the third was 9 4-5 Sec
onds. Such phenomenal time for an almost
unknown man upon the cinder track will
OF course be questioned. Scroggins has
done 22O yards in "a seconds, which is not
remarkable performance.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18
THEH0USE IS HAUNTED
The Narrowing Experience Of a
Young Stepmother.
THE GHOST OF HER PREDECESSOR.
1t Visits the Bride Repeatedly and Warns
Her to Treat the Children Welcomes
In Broad Daylight and Heaps Ashes ON
Her Head.

Cornelius Boyle, an Intelligent young
miner living at what is known as Balti.
more No. 2, a settlement of Irish and
Welsh miners near Wilkesbarre, married
second wife a short time ago. Mrs. Boyle
NO. had died only xix weeks before, leav-
Ing four small children. The present Mrs.
Boyle is very young for wife, being hard
~ II years old. She is a pretty girl She
met her husband last St. Patrick's day,
and not quite a month afterward they
were married in Phillipsburg, N. j., by
Rev. Father Burke. The week following
they spent in New York and then went to
Boyle's home in Baltimore No. 2.
Mrs. Boyle's experience in that home
was SO startling that she and her husband
have left it forever and are stopping with
a neighbor until they can find another
house.
II was washing some clothes in the
kitchen Monday afternoon said Mrs.
Boyle to a New York Herald correspond
ent, when experienced most singular
feeling, as though somebody werc in the
room with me. looked around, but could
see nobody. Then I went into the parlor,
but no one was there. When I returned
to the kitchen, all the chairs and tables
were upset and my washing spilled on the
floor: l set them right again. Immedi-
ately they were thrown down. At that
instant there swept, by me a figure Of no.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18
THE sponsor.
Margaret is Greek, the pearl.
clara ic TofiD tEo hr;cl+ o,o

Margaret is Greek, the pearl.
Clara is Latin, the bright one.
Ernest is Greek, the serious one.
Louisa is German, the feminine Of Louis
Esther is Hebrew word, meaning secret
Dagmar is German, the Joy of the Danes
Daniel is Hebrew, meaning God is Judge
Aurora is from the Latin, morning splen-
dor.
Herbert, German name, means bright
lord.
Zenobia is Greek and means the life of
Jove.
Maurice is of Roman origin, the son of a.
Moor
Oswald, the Saxon name, means the ruler
Of a house.
Hagar is believed to be from the Hebrew
and means the stranger.
Josiah, the name of great Hebrew king.
meant the fire of the Lord
Bartholomew, Hebrew name, signifies
the son of him who made the water rise.
Harriet is German. The first of this name
was undoubtedly the head Of the household.
Olympia was much in use among both
Greeks and Latins and signifies the heaven
ly one.
Andrew, Greek name, means the coura-
geous one It has been favori1e name in
Scotland since the sixth century.
Ambrose is Greek, signifying the immor
tai one. Since the time of St. Am bcose it
has been favorite name among monks.
Lawrence is Latin, signifying laurel
crowned. It was originally applied to
those who had won the honor of & triumph.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18
NOT ICE
To-
CONTRACTED !

Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the office of the city
clerk in thesscity ofLittle Falls,
MInn., untllz2 o'clock |p. m. on
Tuesday, the 9Th day of June, A.
d., 1894, for constructing three
hundred and ninety $500 feet
OF sewer on Second street and
two hundred and forty (240)
feet on First avenue south.
Forms of proposals, copies
of the specifications and Ill
structiOns to contractors NAV
be obtained of the city clerk
and the plans and profles may
be seen at his Office.
Each bid must be &C.
companied by a deposit of a
$500 bond as a guarantee of
the good faith of each bidder.
The council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
BY order of the City Council,
Little Falls, May II, 1894.
B. S. Brown,
City Clerk.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18
PATHS Latest Honor.

Adelina Patti is probably the possessor of
more decorations, diplomas, etc., than any
other woman living. The latest comes
from PARKWAY Argentina, where she was
recently voted the diploma of LA Sociedad
de Benefcencia Hernanos de los Desam-
parados" of Buenos Ayres. This honor GER
tainly carries with it enough in the way of
verbiage, but the ''queen of song" deserves
any title that may be bestowed upon her.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18
A New Standard For Hamlet.

Wilson Barrett says he overheard some
old stage carpenters discussing the various
performers of Hamlet they had seen in
their day. "Well," said one, you may
talk Of Irving and Booth, and now Barrett,
but give me Fechter's Hamlet. He was
done 20 minutes sooner than any of EN-"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18
Never

N1o. Every Morning in the Year
1\SVeI on arrival of Great North
Never ern and Northern Pacific
E-oo4 trains from the West, the
IOEXeIBadger State Express via
The North Western Line leaves Min
neapolis 7:2O, St. Paul 500. arriving
Milwaukee 500 p: M: Chicago 9:35 p.
m. 1t has Superb Parlor Car and is
the only day train every day in the
year between these cities.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18
A Chestnut .cRune In"

Talking of cheek" said Pittsburg
critic to an advance agent, there was
cheap priced opera company here last sum-
mian Girl and I'm blowed if a fellow
didn't ring in that old chestnut from East
Lynne Then You'll Remember Me-"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18
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SMALL BUT EFFECTIVE,

Was the little Monitor that met the Merri-
mac at Hampton Roads. So too are DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, effective in conquer
ing the enemy-disease. When you take a
pill it's an Important point to have them
and efficacy. You find what you want in
these little liver pills of DR.. Pierce. They're
put up in better way, and they act in a
better way, than the huge old-fashioned pills.
What you want when you're "an out Of
sorts "-grumpy, thick-headed and take a
gloomy view Of life, is these Pellets to clear
up your system and start your liver into
healthful action. Sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, and all arrangements Of the liver,
stomach and bowels, are prevented, relieved,
and cured. Put up in sealed glass walls, and
always fresh and reliable
JAMES WILLIAM CRAIG, ESQ.,, of Georqeto,cn.
~, says; my wife thinks your little Pei
let's are the greatest pills OUT.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18
Phys:c2! Culture In Public Schools.

1t is some years now since the first seri-
GUS attempt was made to introduce phys
lcal culture into the public schools, but
beyond the practicing of the most per-
functory sort of 'calisthenic exercises
here and there the results of the move
ment have beer - no special conse-
Quence outside Of Chicago, ST. Louis and
Milwaukee.
Ihls Is not because any considerable
number of people have opposed the prof.
ect. 1t is now generally recognized, as
it Was not 40 years ago, that strong,
healthy, well developed bodies are pretty
apt to support strong, healthy, we'll de-
veloped brains, but it has not seemed to
be the affair in most towns of any par
ticular person or persons to bring about
the change, and so it has not been brought
about. 1t seems likely now, however,
that new departure in this direction
will be taken in the schools of BROOKLYN.
In fact, the proposition has already been
acted upon in one branch of the city gov
eminent, and unless it's promoters carry
it so far as to excite organized and con-
siderable hostility the result will un-
doubtedly be good and may lead to
general extension of the idea.
AS everybody knows, physical culture
in the schools is a German notion. The
youngsters of Teutonic faslilies are train
ed physically as well as mentally, and
the youngest of the schoolboys and
schoolgirls are taught to perform the
work of the turnverein. When Mayor
Schieren took his seat as chief executive
in Brooklyn, it was observed that large
proportion of the members Of the CON-
mon council were also German-Ameri-
cans, and steps were taken at once to
push the introduction Of real gymnastics
in the schools. The school board has
yet to be convinced of the wisdom of the
plan, but the council committee on edu-
cation will call attention thereto, and
hopes are entertained that as good work
may soon be accomplished in that direc-
ton in Brooklyn as has been for years
in the western cities named.
France and England have already fol-
lowed Germany's lead in this matter,
and both were led to do this by the
superior physical condition of the Ger
man soldiers in the Franco German war.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18
SCROGGINS CAN SPRINT.
Frisco Claims an Athlete Who Can Do the
Hundred In Ten Seconds.

Dan francisco possesses very promising
young Splinter named j. W. Scroggins,
who has done the 100 yards dash in the fast
time of 10 seconds, which is only one-fifth of
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18
The Wisconsin Central Lines
Run

Run
Two fast trains daily between st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago, Mil
waukee and all points in Wisconsin,
making connection in Chicago With
all lines running east and south.
Tickets sold and baggage checked
through to all points in the United
States and Canadian provinces.
For full Information regarding
routes, rates, maps, folders, etc., adj
dress your nearst ticket agent or
JAS. G. POND, Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
1854
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18

Dlon4 That The NOrth-W Western
Line offers the Best Train
IN your Service from Minneapolis
Mon,crxz and st. Paul to Sioux
City, Omaha, Kansas
City, Duluth and Superior, and is the
only line running Pullman Sleepers
to all these Cities, besides affording
first class-class day train service
Try this line also to Ashland.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18
FaSten:
to this
Fact.

trains on other lines, is the Atlantic
& Southern Express via The North
Western Line. It has Wagner Buffet
Sleeper and Free Reclining Chair
Car and leaves Minneapolis, Daily
6:25 p. m.; arriving Chicago 500 a. ms
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18
A Lost Fee.

DIR. Jones' wife was awakened by a noise
in her room the other night, and when she
sat up in bed she saw the doctor standing
over the armchair in the room. He had a.
towel tied around one of the legs of the
chair, and with a hand saw he was cutting
it in half. tIrs. Jones exclaimed:
Henry, what in the name of common
sense are you doing?"
''H-s-s-h," replied the doctor, you'll wake
the patient. You hold the chloroform to
his nose while take his leg off. I'm about
half through the bone now"
Then Mrs. Jones got out of bed and shook
him and pinched him until he woke. Then
he exclaimed:
FLOWS the patient?"
Mrs. Jones merely said, "Come to bed
you idiot, and stop hacking up the furni-
ture."
''Gracious, Maria," said the doctor as he
collected his scattered senses, ''doyou know
thought was in the hospital saving off
leg that had compound fracture? There's
$50 fee gone.''
And Jones went to bed feeling as if he
was an injured man at having lost that
money.-Boston Courier.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-18

=, The only train affOrtling q
full business day in Mime
s apOlis and st. Paul and
still reaching Chicago next
morning in advance nj all
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-26

- Sn Der gIm 8arf 8irde CAB am
Nontag .,8ep." Donp Dor elmer @eieas
idaft BON WetbUbiitens@eitli einen
8ortras iibsr bas 9bemu: ,,Son u bis
3 iber bic SonntasSfraee !" Der
,,@brpiirbise" Serr DOnp perii4erte sum
S6lub pbrtIid: .,Die Sabbatbbeipe'
suns in bieisr Stabt 1T nidt toct. sic
1T Iebenbis unb man ipirb pieoer
BON ibr bbren."-@etpib tpirb man
tpieber bon ibr bbren, ipenn bic 8iireer
m6t am 6. 9tobember in ibrer sanseu
Waieitdt aufiteben uno bic republitani.
Ibs Wtuders unb Snoipnotbins. Saube ir
tief besraben, baB man aud ni6t Der
t[einIten SipfeI elmer Sraueni6irse aus
bem Sdutt berborrasen iiebt g8enr
al bic 3ei6en Der 3eit nidt ben NdbIer
unb beionoerS ben beutiben 8iirser, ;u,
bb6fen gnersie am @abItase an
ipornsn, 10 1T er ieines Stimmredtsi
ni6t tpertb. bunn 8eidiebt es ibm redt
ipenn er politiid entredtst ipirb. 9lu
cerisnise 1T isiner Srsibeit pertb, Der Il
nit allen ibm su @sbote itebenben 8rdf
ten bertbeibist.
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Spee 0arfer Sfoti;en.

= Srau Sobn SdIens bon Gbeitnui
Strabe ippbnte persansene @o6e Der
8eerbisuns zines 8ertpanbten in Rsip
Dorf BEL.
- DaS neuIide Seuer ioIIte ben
Stabtratb baran erinnern, bab nod penie
ober gar nidts i'm 26idpeien bier
getban ipurbe.
- Sin eiierner Saun bon 1000 5uB
2dnse tpirb entlans benz @aibburn
Strabe Sriebbofe seiebt unb bic Serans
ton Sron Sence So. liefert benielben.
Serr Sarrp Smitb bon Bittston
unb SRI. Senrietta 8o6 bon 8riee
Strabe purben am Mittpo6 Nbenb ses
traut.
= Serr Soiepb Wteber So is6fer
StruBe uno SRI. SIOrenee @aIter bon
WiIfesbarre ipuroen an Wittpo1 burt
Serrn gfarrer 5rider setraut.
- 2isie Selene Sbuma6er. 9odte,
Der gbeIeute Satob Sdumader bon sis
Spbe 8arf 9lpenue, itarb am DieniIaq
Dtorsen unb tpirS bieien Donnerital
Hadmittag beerbiet.
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0ilfeSbarre 1aAri6ten.

- DaS 9. 8esiment sins am Dien'
flag mad 9bilaoelpbia ab sur gintpeibuna
oes Mc@lelIan Monumentes.
- Sin piertes WiteIieb BON @ompanie
S, Sartp Wioore bon Giblep, itarb am
Dienitae am Tppbus.
- Die @iItesbarre Soncorbia siebi
ben NiitgIiebern Der Hrehe in ibren
neuen 9idumIidfeiten an bieiem Sreitae
Ntenb einen gmpfans.
-Serr 2puis 3iid 1T bon benz Stdotes
Gonoent Der glrmenoirettoren, ipel6er
neuli6 in gorf, 9a., ta8te, sum 8ise
8raiibenten eripdblt Dorben.
= Sn benz 8laeeperfabren bon Sobn
9ostpaf 9eeen bic 2ebis Bailey uno &eabs
ing @iienbabn Companion Ipra6en bic
8robseidporeneu bem 8Idser $3.50 3u.
DerleIbe mar BEL einem 3uiammenitob su
Bsnobscot bsrIebs woroen uno tpuroe
ipdter ipabniinnie.
Sames Sbearn bon gIibIep trat
am Samitas in bem Sugar Notd Sofe
anseii6ts eines beranfommenben 2ebieb
8aaep 3uses auf bas @eIeiie unb ipuroe
dberfabren unb set6ctet. gr mar Elm
8srsmann, 35 Sabre alt uno binter.
ldbt cine SamiIie. Dian elaubt. oab
er abii6tIi6 ben Sob iudte, pa er in Der
Iebten 3eit sdnsli6 Derbummelt tpar.
Sn Sriibtopn bel Dfiners Oiias
brannten am Samitas in Der Sriibe bret
8ebduoe nisber. Das Seuer entitano
cur6 eine umssaiirste 8eroinlampe.
Aus berielben rlria6e brad Ulitttpot
Nbeno abermaIs Elm Seuer aus unb es
nurben Der Store bon Dapio 8alter,
finf boppeIte Wobnbdufer uno eine Nns
subl 9lubenBebduoe aeritbrt. SerIuit
Sl8, 900.
- Die foIsenben iiberfiibrten 8ers
BREEDER murosn Iebte @obe mad oem
3u6tbauie abseflbrt: Soiepb 3umin.
2 Sabre pesen Diebtabl !; Sobn Die.
GooIid, l8 Sabre tpesen Wlorb; Sobn
2aueblin, 5 Sabre unb 5 Wonate ipeeen
3obti6Iass; slnbreip 8obesfa, 3 Sabre
fir eefdbrIi6e Gerpuncuns; Ssnab
9aoienuid unb SOiepb 9rOipn, ie 8 Sabre
fir 9iebitabl.
- @m Sreitas in ber 5riibe brad in
bsm als 2aserraum unb S9euer benub'
ten @ebduoe beS @rDeerS clinton s. Selfs
rid an SaSle StraBe elm Seuer aus unf
ba eS nit Saden sefiiat mar, bic ben
SIammen reidlibe 9tabruns boten, tpurbs
es total seritbrt. Die Pferbe fonnter
ssrsttet iperoen. nobel Seuermann Safot
Srib einen ihlimmen Suftritt on cir
9ein erbielt. Der 8erluit 1T i6iper.
aber perIibert.
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Ha8 xbal abmdrt8.

--Sn ben Werten bon Wm. @onnea &
60, Ssrmpn & So. uno Der GREENWOOD
8oblen So. tpar am Samita9 3ubltas.
= Der SIoipade Sobn Sapab tpurbe
porIssten Mittpod su Neit 9lpOca bon
einsm 2ebisb 8aaep 8use 8etrOifen unb
geiDotet.
- Ser StimmpIab bes Oit Diitrittes
BON 2adapanna Toipnibip 1T auf 8efebl
oes 8sri6tS mad Der Office AM Sloan
BREEDER perlest tperben.
Taplur.-Das @sribt bat fir uniere
fiinf 8aros foIsenoe StimmpIdbe bes
itimmt l. 8urb. Office bon SObn 6.
Dapis; 2. 8arb, in ber Sube an
Dlain uno 8aiIroab StraBe; 3. 8arS.
in 8eber's Stint; A. @aro, in Der 8ubs
auf benz 8runbttd bon @m. .. @rif.
fitbs an 8aibinStou Strabe 5. Barr
in benz @sbdube bsr 8. 8. & B. So.
an Der Sauptitrabe.
- Sin Seuer serIt6rte Sreitas abent
,tpiIben 7 unb 8 llbr bic Sdeuer Dor
Stabtratb Gaspar Dit poQfdneis, bod
purbs baS ansrensenoe @iSentbum &C.
rettet.
Ser Is Sabre ulte Sobn bon Da'
bib &. Sarris BON Union Strabe ipuro
am Dienitas Worsen in Der 2aplo
@rube burb einen Sal bon SeIsseiteiI
BON Der Dede eri6Ia8en.
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Stabtratb.
SeIect Council. 10. Ottpter.

StSSh SOohShg 80 DhtcSNts
Sn elmer 3uidrift sei9te Der Stabts
aeometer an, baB er ben bon 2arue ees
ma6ten 9lenberunsen in Der 8riidenfon=
itruttion suseitimmt babe, um tpeitere
8eri6leppuns Der 4nseleSenbeit su bers
meiben, obidon ct beiaste aenberun8en
fir unnbtbis belt unb bieieIben aud bic
Soften erbbben ipiiroen.
2arue ielbit fiinbiste an, bab bic
Yldns iebt in OrbnunS ieien. (sSie oft
mub bisie 8sriideruns nod tpieberbolt
peroen, um enoIi6 @Iauben su finben p
Das @iienbabn GOmite empfabI, Der
Scranton unb 9torb gnb StraBenbabn
So. bas Weseredt curd sepife Straben
in Green Ribse su 8eipdbren. unb Der
Beri1t purbe anSenommen. Sle Gonis
panic bat oas Wesere6t bur6 Oidion,
SIateIp unb Gbroop unb tpiro bic 8es
leiie Der scranton Sraction So. bis CUR
2afatpanna 4penue beniisen.
Das &ebnunsS. Briifunsscomite ipeis
ssrts fd, cine 8e6nuns fir $50 une
cine anbere fir Sl3 Su senebmi9en, tpel6e
fur 8utidenfabrten einSerei6t tpurben.
Die Srau SO. .. 9ussan, Isentin pers
idiebener NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bate
oieisIben ansebli6 fur bic Sabrt bon
armsn unb sefaaenen Srauenslmmern
tontrubirt, tpeiserte iib aber. bic Re6s
nuns senauer ~ ipeSifi3ieren; trobeem
bate iie 8oIiseldef Simpion als forreti
besIaubist. Der gntrus sur SesabIuna
parb nit 10 seeen 8 Stimmen peripcrfen
unb bic 2lnselesenbeit an 8ob, Gbcmas
unb GIarf ais Spesialcomite oeripieien.
Sie Dtitslieber tpeiserten iib, in elnt
IbeiIung bee @ontraftes sur 8fafterune
bon 8eit 2afaipanna Gpenue su ipiai'
gen, unb es muBte baber elm Gonfsrens'
cpmite ernannt iperben.
@an i9eint ieIbit i'm Select Council
Der Iei1tiinnisen @eiie iiberbriiiiis q
Iein, in tpelber alentbalben Ani6aftun'
gen ssma6t unb 8ednunsen fontrabir
perben. Sine 3eiolution tpurbe an bai
| Suitis Gomite beripieien, ipeIde perlanSt
oab alIe Mni6aifunsen fur bic psri6Ieee
men hdotiiden 9lbtbsiIunsen bon benz au
Itdnbisen Itsbenben Gomite semudt iper
ben, tpenn nibt auSbriidIid anberpeiti
burd ben Staotratb bsltimmt. 1lnau
tpriiirte 8e6nunsen aber ieaen bon Der
SaIair oes betrefenben Seamten abse
sOsen tperben.
Die Serorbnuns sur Nibeairuns po
9loro Maibington 4penue tpurbe Der
i9obsn, bis man weiB, ipelde Sreui
itraben bic Del. & 8. So. au erDfnen 90
benft.
Die bonn Wiapor erfoIste grnsmun
bon $. M. Sap aIS Snip .ftor Der Pu
Strabs BHaiteruns purbe sutsebeiBen.
MuIberrp StraBe. sipiiden Slap un
Irtbur Nbenues, ioa berensert tperoen
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NuS pem pberen xhaIs.

- 8pei in Der Bricsburs 2odup Elm.
seiperrte Cramps tpurben am Wiittpod
am beaen Gage bon 8ameraben befreit.
(SarbunbaIs GOrrsippnpsni)
SIN benz 8oper BREEDER tpirb ndd.
items bic glrbeit Beginner unS elmer
9lnsabl 2eute 8erbienit seben.
= Sn ben .. & $. 8ruben bieier
@esen6 tpirb iebt breipierteI 3eit gears
beitet.
- Der BoIe Soiepb MattinoS perIor
am 0lontas in Der 9lorbneit 8rube
ourd einen SAL bon 5eIsssiiein bon Der
Oede iein 2eben.
= Bon elmer 8. & $. Subion 2Ofo'
motibe nieoerserannt ipuroe AM Nontae
Sames 6. Wiorriion bon Sio Wain
5trabe, aber nidt sefdbrli6 psrlest.
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1erihtli6es.

Die @sidtporenen fir bic sipeiie
@o6e bss Griminulseri6teS ipurben
am Srsitas entIafen unb in ben sipei
@o6en iiuO udsis Sale erIeOist ipOrben.
Der eines Ginbru6eS in ben 2aben
bon 9IIsranber Gatterlon in Spring
9root iiberfiibrte Sobn IribbuS ipurbe
;u stpei Sabrsn 3u6tbaus perurtbeiIt.
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Suumpre.

- SdmmtIide @ruben Der BennipI'
pania 8oblen So. arbeiten bieie gBo6e.
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