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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-29
4 REpUBLIC Run BY YOUNGSTERS.
.,,,cvrr,. SMITH TELLS OF HIS MINIATURE GOV.
ERNMENT AT FREEvILLE

80, ,cr,,r, SMITH TELLS OF HIS MINIATURE GOV.
ERNMENT AT FREEvILLE.
Master Jackie" Smith. president Of the George
rurior Republic addressed the members or the
LIEN, Branch Y NJ c. A.. at No. West One
d-twenty -ffth-st. yesterday afternoon.
,alrinq 70 them some OF the workings Of the
panublic The Reput ic. he said. was organized BY
william George OF tbs city. at Freevflle y. T..
and has a present population OF thirty-two boys
and six girls.
the same principles as the Government OF ths
I,n,.ed States and has three OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,a,,,s executive and judicial The House OF Rep
rasentatives is composed OF seven members Each
,a,rber must be twelve years old and resident
or rhe Republic month. This Is done In order
n nreyent inexperienced persons passing laws
..Tbs Senate is composed OF Three members. elect.
"a Tor six weeks Each OF these members must be
,hirteer wears old and one month a resident OF
r,rsevule Both branches OF Congress serve with
out nav we make laws" said the boy president
land we keep them. ! will give you an Idea OF
90, good ones For instance this one; Everybody
ubo does not wash Will be considered menace to
rublic health and dealt with accordingly
ANY one who does not sew tears or buttons on
his clothes will be promptly arrested
AS soon as these laws were passed. the citizens
40, a hustle on and appeared with clean faces and
nea,lv rnended clothes The president OF the Re-
o,,h,,, il elected for a term OF one year. and be
must be fifteen years old and a resident Q, me me
Psnnhlic one month also. He has precisely the
me- nowers as the President OF the United states
His Cabinet Is composed OF Secretary OF STATE.
sacretarv OF the Treasury who, hv-the-way, nov
bann.ns 10 be a GIRL Criminal Judge. supreme
Court Judge, and a Commissioner OF street ''ea"-
ins. -, =, ,,,o NJ WINS, have
ronev our money is real tin. In six pieces OF oit'
,erent denomination ST. 20 cents 70 cents ~ cents
: cents and cent. In our Republic we nave ax
go nerchanfs sDecuators. laborers ana disn-
washers and all are performing their duties 70 .ns
"a isfaction OF themselves and me soyern"sn
smith is a bright young Fellow. ABOUT si~'''"
vs1rs old and dresses neatly III piack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-29
TWO CHURCHES MAY CONSOLIDATE.

Matters have now so far advanced that there Is
ut,le doubt that the parishes OF ST. AIMS and ST.
uatthews churches will consolidate into
ma rtsh under the name OF 81. Matthew's Church
whose building Is IN West Eighty-fourth-st. ST.
AIMS Church has been without church building
row, for about two years. their former church
building IN Eighteonths having been sold for busI
ness purposoa ST. Matthews Church hnn for some
limo been burdened with debt OF H5ooo' which
w,i be paid by tho g. AIMS contingent In case
Oh. consolidation takes place. Tho sams body will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-29
FREE EDUCATION ~ SPANISH.

The classes the East Side Evening High
School. In NOrfolk-st were closed on Saturday
with 4 musical entertainment The Spanish class.
under the leadership OF Professor Jose NJ Fernan-
dez from Madrid. showed proficiency and received
prizes The advanced pupils Of this class Will con-
tinue the meetings OF the Spanish Conversation
Club organized last year, and will meet during the
summer months beginning on April ). Young men
" no are able to speak little Spanish" and wish
to perfect their knowledge may write 20 the secre-
tarv Frederick Philips. No. u First-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-29

Cyclists desiring 70 join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed Information and
membership blanks by sending their names and adj
dresses TO the Cycling Editor. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-29

The Associated Cycling Clubs Of New-Jersey
have again placed themselves on record as desiring
that the police authorities pay particular attention
TO the "scorcher" and prevent the use OF the big
bell and the red headlight. and also 10 that the
rules OF the road observed by all A confer
ence committee will be appointed by the president
10 meet like committees from the New-York and
Long Island associations 10 inquire into the feast
bity of the formation OF an organization compris-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-29

The Excelsior Boat Club is arranging for a race
meet TO be held at the Clifton track in New-Jer-
sey. May 81. The entries will close on MAY "A
The contests will be follows: One-nile novice
one-mile open, one-quarter mile open onea nd
half-nile tandem handicap, three-nile handicap
three-Quarter- mile handicap, One-mile county
championship, scratch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-29
THE PROPOSED ROAD RACE.
PARK COMMISSIONERS TO GIVE THEIR DECISION
AS TO THE USE OF RIVERSIDE
DRIVE TO-DAY.

There IS always much complaint heard here
abouts with regard TO the sort OF spring weather
New-York enjoys suffers. and many times there
is some ground for complaint but II all the Sun
DAYS Of the spring months are as charming as the
last Two have been the grumblers will do well 10
rnuzzle themselves n there Is any day that ought
to be pleasant. in the opinion OF most folk it is
Sunday and especially a spring Sunday The
warmth and beauty Of Sunday week ago yester-.
day have not yet been forgotten by Of the thou
sands that revealed in IT, and yesterday was a
close second TO r.. The mir was not quite so genial
as II was a week ago. but IL was passahiy mild for
all that mild enough make good wheeling, and
not uncomfortable FOR pedestrians. and warm
enough 10 delight the mind with visions of the
months OF summer and sunshine that are to come
which after all is the most enjoyable thing about
the DAYS OF spring. Verify the patent medicine man
and the spring poet should bestir themselves. for
their hour IS az hand. The fine weather Of yester-
this CITY the Boulevard. Central Park and River
side Drive were crowded with them from early
morning until after niOwn. Some OF the country
roads are now fire condition TOO. and the wheel
men are beginning 70 get out FOR long spins In
Road and Prospect Park were the scenes OF great
IS; activity while in Jersey the Hudson County
Boulevard was simply fourteen miles OF wheels.
The management OF the Metropolitan Bicycling
Company. at Boulevard and slxtieth-st. have just
arranged with Mrs. a. +. Axtell. an accomplished
vheelwoman to give instruction in bicycle riding |
and 70 accompany on the road individuals par |
ties OF women who desire TO avail themselves OF |
her service
The proposed road in this city is the |
topic OF conversation among the cyclists who |
fond OF speeding The proposition to have the |
on Riverside Drive has met opposition. but |
the Associated Cycling Clubs anticipated this. and
the members OF the opinion that they will be
able 10 carry their point. The subject VIII come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-29

J. B. Townsend and Claiming Elery are arrang-
ing cycling party 10 leave this country on May 9
The party. which will consist OF from twenty-five
TO fifty persons, will leave on the steamship St.
Paul the above date, and they will be gone
about three weeks. The Of the trip Will be be-
tween 500 and s22j. Cyclists going abroad and
wishing 20 Join the Touring Club OF France can
get the needed information by addressing either of
the men named above, care OF the New York State
Division headquarters, Vanderbilt Building city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-29

up before the Park Commissioners at their meet
ing to-day and a final decision will be made. II
the race cannot be held the drive. another sug-
gestion has been made that the contest can take
place on the upper Boulevard. from One-hundred-
10 Fort George. This course
would be an admirable one for the contest, as some
OF the hills the endurance OF the riders as few
other courses In this district do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-29

ing the three local associations for their mutual
beneft. As many OF the contests Of the New-York
Association will undoubtedly take place In locali-
ties covered b. the other associations there Il
much TO be gained by such union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-29

A number OF drivers and cycers complain OF the
amount Of dirt or. at pres t. the mud. many
OF the macadam streets. This 70 a limited extent
is expected 1T this time OF year. but the same
time there seems TO be no excuse why some OF the
streets are almost impossible for any vehicle.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

When we read of sweltering human
fly and the many victims of the hot
wave which has been creeping through
several eastern states during the past
week, we can contemplate with equan-
unity the fact that we, in this glorious
summer resort of ours, are still wear
ing our winter fannels and, at times,
seeking fire to sit by. There was a
slight fall of snow on the summit of
Florida mountain on Wednesday.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

Mr.. Peter Peters, one of the oldest
and most respected citizens of Rey-
uolds, died at Saint Alphunsus Hos
pital, Boise, on Monday, and was bur-
led at Reynolds, Wednesday. He had
been an inmate of the hospital for sew
eral weeks, having been taken there
for treatment for dropsy. He was the
father of Mrs. Charles Johnson ard
Mrs. Robert Noble. His funeral was
largely attended. His age was IS.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

During the days of Silver City's
desuetude which happily ended nearly
ten years ago, tearing down buildings
to haul the lumber to ranches was not
an uncommon occurrence. Now, in
the days of that towns returned pros
perity, the tearing down of newly
constructed building to make room
for saw horse and half dozen cords
OF wood, strikes one as a queer pro-
ceeding. Yet that was what was done
last Sunday evening, with considerable
pyrotechnic display and Fourth of July
hurrah, the spilling Of few drops of
bad blood and the gulping down of
good deal of whisky. If you don't find
full particulars in the Avalanche, ask
John Wagner or Judge Handy.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

The scientinc gentleman, in Della
mar, who has been experimenting with
an ordinary inoande scent lamp globe
for X-ray results, has, so far, only sue
ceeded in setting a bed on fire. An x
ray photograph of the contents of his
Uranium would be real curiosity.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

Special excursion rates for Pioneers
Semi-Annual Jubilee, Salt Lake City,
July 20-24.-For the above named &C.
casion special rate of S14.00 for the
round trip is authorized Nampa to
Salt Lake. Selling dates. July IS to %
inclusive. Final limit of all tickets
July 26, '97. Tickets will be limited to.
continuous passage in both directions
c. F. Hensley, Agent, Nampa.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

The Silver City Cornet Band has Sc
cured the theater hall OF Hotel Dewey,
in which to give Grand Ball on July
10Th. The hotel and ball room will be
elegantly decorated for the occasion,
and the floor is one of the finest in the
state. Lark's full orchestra of six
pieces, will furnish the music. The
Band will give an open air concert at
S:30-grand march at 8 o'clock. All
should take advantage of this oppor-
tunity to visit the pretty town of Dew
ey. Arrangements have been made for
a midnight supper in the spacious din
ing rooms of the hotel. Everybody is
invited. Hacks will run from Della
mar and Silver City at reasonable fare.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

Mr.. and Mrs. William Toy, of Castle
Creek, has been spending the week in
DeLamar, the guests of Mrs. Bruce.
OF course this popular and always jolly
couple did not forget to make the MUG
GET pleasant call.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

Shea & McLain have just received
the largest and best line of Boots and
Shoes ever shown In DeLamar. Give
them a call.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

Will the parents of the little girls
who represented the states, please re-
turn the badges. to the young lady who
represented the Goddess of Liberty.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

Charles H. Arbuckle and Joseph
Wilson started out yesterday for q two
months camping out journey, with
good team, rig and camp outfit. They
will travel southwark, going as far as
Bodie.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

Mr.. Will Plummer and bride arrived
In DeLamar Wednesday evening and
1T once took up their abode in Mr..
Frank Plummer's former residence,
which had been prepared for them.
The congratulations which Mr.. Plum
mer is receiving are as hearty as they
are unanimous.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

The largest stock, the newest and
finest designs and the greatest variety
of Wall Papers ever shown in Owyhee,
has just been received at the DeLamar
Drug Store.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

Two Swedish gentlemen of quiet de-
meanor, who came down here to cole
brate the Fourth, after demonstrating
their ability to carry large, irregular
jags, won the esteem of every one who
saw them by the manner in which they
settled little misunderstanding with
out disturbing the progress of the fes-
tivities of the national holiday. They
quietly retired to a sequestered spot
sad began an interchange of chunks of
porphyry until one of the gentlemen
was hors du combat and the others
face was badly disflgured. The gentle
man who was still able to walk then re
turned to saloon, bathed and patched
up his person, while some good Samar-
itans brought in the other gentleman
and performed the same service for
him. They we're both able to return
home in due time, and doubtless re-
ported having had a cool time. Now,
that was something to commend. They
did not make o disturbance and but
few people were aware that fight had
been pulled off. Come down again,
gentlemen.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

The offices of the Mining and Scien-
tific Press have been removed from 90
to $50 Market st. San Francisco, the
finest business location in that city. y
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

WANTED.-A good girl for general
housework. Inquire of Isay & Com
brig, DeLamar.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09

Latest Styles in Ladies' Shirt Waists
and Wrappers arrived at Isay and Com.
briggs. An early selection is advisable
Mr.. R. R. McDougall received a tele-
gram from his former home in Canada,
conveying the sad intelligence that one
of his sons, a younger one than the
two residing here, had been drowned
on Wednesday. The telegram did not
give any particulars concerning how
the accident occurred.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-07-09
SHORT STOPS.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
SIogioe.

91eue Gieientotomotiben. - Die
brei or0Btcn uno itQrtiten %otomOtiOen
Der g8elt meroen in oieiem gSinter Ouf
Der Sinie Der Southern &0llpND III
SicnIt 0cItellt meroen. Die SOtomOs
tipeu Iino fir ben &ODal SlOrioa Short
Cine &imiIeO GrprsBSug beltimmt, wcl=
der Swii6en 9iew ?)ort uno ct.
Nu0u t ne iiber bic Slnlen osr
8~ennIDloania Soutbern GoilroD uno
Der TflOriOa Central q Yentnllilar
9tailrpnO lGuft. Seoe DieIer GiNnntl=
ihen gOtOmDtiOen 1T ooppeIt 10 ltNrt,
iuie bic bcri!bmte 80. 900" oes Gm=
pire State GrpreBiu2es Der Sem Wort
GentrQ l. Giienbohu. NuBer ibrer
ouBeroroentli6en StGrte entpIfeln Die
in Geoe itebenoen nelen SotOmptlben
cine 0roBe Shnelli9teit utro lie tonnen
init cinem aus 80 @a99pn5,
oeren ieOer 40 Sons wie9t, beltebenoen
.2uQe so Meilsn in Der Stunoe surilf=
leoen. Sober Der 81 ben RielenzSptp=
1nOtipen 9eb6renoe Ssnoer lam 1880
8ollonen Woiier nit ii0 filbren uno
piro, ,uern 10 belaItet. AL Sons pie=
gen. Sas 8eiommtgepi6t BON SOtO=
motibe unb SENDER wiirDe lid Demna9
ouf ll79 Sons itellen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30

-
5nlano.
G6Hfprntcu.

Gin &etoro. - @ir leben III Der
9.eit oes &etoro8. Sic u~nltunl9lter
Geril6e peroen an9eltellt. Der ,'telz
iterIdaits : Sau6er 6barles ea0lI!
ipplte i'm Mai in Stofton Den Jte=
toro ibla9en, Den Sames 6lnlep I'm
9auertau6en belt. Is iplroe EN-
8lasteBQIter in Elm Sdpimmballn 9e=
felt uno in @e0enipart 5abIrelder 3ll=
i6auer, 3%sitnebmer uno NtIt9lleorr
Des Gomites itie9 GOoiQ in ben Segal=
ter binub. 2an9iNm 9ln9m Die ga
tunOen in Minllten iiber, bic 3ll=
iAouer ~per6orrten in 0tbemlo'er Spans
nunQ. Ser Sou6er lag INNER l1O9
r~e9un0slos ouf Dem Sooen oes gebdl=
tiers. Gls 5 Minuten Derum iparell,
uuroen ieine SeObaAter %unrubl9; alS
Die llbr nber cine 3eit bon + Wt!lllteT
sei0te, 0inQ oieie llnrube in QroBe Se'
ftiirsun0 ilber. GoUill turrOe iofort
D%erauf9ebOlt. ober man tNno lllIr
eiren leblOieu &Drpsr, moran leoe Nrt
Der fiinitli6en Selebun9 per'ltAt
wuroe, Obne ooB man etpos alls5l=
ri9ten permO1te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
Suinots.
Sine GtnOt benz 8anterot

- Sine Stabt benz 8anterott nabe.
Die Staot Spring Yallep
beiinoet iiA IN elmer lpenia beneioens=
iDertbell gage: lie iteft in ShulOen bis
iiber bic Cbren, bat fem @elo in Der
Safe, Elm u~nidbi0es Staotre9iment II.
I. NJ. Sept bet eiu Siirger 3anlens
Sotob @uB iO9ar nod Oas &reis9e-
ri6t in YrincetOn erIuGt. einen Maiz
ienoerwolter fir bic StaOt al ernen=
men. Die S0uloen b~etrugen am er=
item Mai b. s. $43, 900 uno iinO ieits
benz I'm bein06e $4,000 9eitie9en. Die
Boraui6lG9e oes StaotratDs fir oas
l%auIenoe S09r weiIen bic SObe bon
$33, 600 olf. DQbrcnO Die porausItAt=
liGen Giunabmen tuum $23, 900 betra=
gen weroen. Die 9eIegliAe Snmme,
nel9e Die S6ulOen Der Staot bel
einem S6dbun9smertbe allies gi9en=
tbllms BON $3l4,000 ni6t iiberI4rei=
ten Oii:fsn. 1T uur SIC, 600. Man lit
eeIpannt, tpie Die ridterliAe GntlGei=
bulg ausfoueu miro. Yis jeBt lit nur
cine Staot. Wempbis, Semi, IN SQn=
Den zines Maienperwalters.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
SuOiana.

@er 1T Der SOrmunb ? - Cine
ei9entbilnlite 9erlAtli9e @erUitIun9
bat bos Setament elmer frilber in
Sort @aOne Nnidiiia 9eweienen
Trau S0a Siutbam in g8Oriaw, pD Iie
itarb, berpor9erufen. Die NsritOrbene
bate i'm Seitament ibren 8ater, Serrn
s. Is. WOIB9er Don WOrtb Wan6eIter,
gum Sormuno ibrer &inoer beIteQt,
bod ebe bas Seitament erDHnet wurOe,
ernannte &i6ter giQss in @urIap auf
@runo zines 8eiuds ibren Sawieger.
batter Sobn SintDNm aus Sort MaOne
gum SOrmuno. &i9ter SbiUelD Don
@abaib betrnute oaae9en, ben Selim=
mun9en oes 5eitaments entipre9enO.
Serrn NDfB9er. Der Die &iu0er unter
NufilGt bate, nit benz SOrmunos=
amt. Oils nun 9intbam, Dem 8eieBe
gemQb bic Sin0ar inter feline Gbbut
nebmen tpollte, erbielt er BON NoIb9er
cine 9ans geb0riNe Briigeliuppe. 9as
raufbin wuroe NOfB9er Oerbaftet. Sun
bNnoelt es lI4 oarum, tuer lit Der SOrs
numb?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30
IiHouri.

- Gin eiQentbiimliher 9atient be-
iinoet IiN, tple aus Ct. &oui5 Qemel-
BET Miro, ougcnbIidliN ill ocrtl9en
Itdotii6eu SOipItaI. Senrp Sunoer=
mann. "a Sabre aft, lUuroe por elni=
gen So9en nu9 Dem SOipit0l 9ebro6t,
lin li6 rpe9sn zines innerliAen Seloens
bebnnpeln gu InNen. lnO bel Der Inter,
iu6una oe5 &rNnten entOcfte Sr. Suts
ter, ooB Der Mouu bOs Ser5 0uf Der
rehten unO Die &ebsr OHf Der Iinten
Settle bes G0rpcrs bat. Sem Gllfs
0rat 1T perIhoben unO SunOermann
bat teinerlei GOntrOlle ilber ieine Wtus=
teln. Sein Sopf bepeQt it0 iortp0Dz
reno bin uno Der. als lei Der YGtlent
nit Dem Geit5tans be6aitet. Ct.
Fat nod ein anoercs unlcum,
Gb0rles S6cppel nit NNmen. Gr bat
Oas Ser3 sbenTals auf Der re3tcn, Die
&eber uno Niil5 ober auf Der linten
Seite. Gr muroe an y. Sonlar
1869 in SeioeIberg, Seuti0l0no, gs=
bpren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-30

pirb inter Qnoerem on9eiibrt. ooB
sur .Seit Der Sr0uun9, Die am 80.
September poll,o9en wurbe, Der Sid
ger iib in eillem iOlden 3ultanoe be-
funoen babe. onB er Den S6ritt nlMt
beurtGeilcn tonntc. 6erner Miro arl=
gefiibrt, ooB Der SlGQer sur f3eit llltt
o0s geIebli0 prrQei9riebenc sllter pon
q Sabren errei1t bate. M0rD S0u=
oeni4la0er 1T Die 9ti6te oes Scrrn @eo.
". SOimnnn, in Oelien WoGnun9 Die
SodSeit it0ttfano, ulo bate Die BE-
tannti1aft SsnnD's Dor a6t 9So6en
9ema6t. &ennp be90uptet nun. ooB,
ols CT nit Dem Mdo6en an 80. Sep=
tember auiammentam, gisr ~gstrunten
unb er oaourb wioerlt0nolos 0ernaht
pltroe. glus benz Srab, oas Wtdo6en
su heiratbe1r, WurOe Grnlt, 'Da YGltor
". q. SOonB, iuelhen man GerbelrIet
Die Srnuun9 DOllSoa, Die Der llilge
9lonn iebt bereut. EennD ertldrt fer
,rer, baB ni6t er, ionOern Die Sante
feiner jegi9cn Satin Die SeIrNtbssSl=
Gems berousnnbm uno Den N0men Oes
8rluti9Nms als SODn Sennett an9ob.
lin ii llbr Nbsnos an 9enannten
Sage, beibt es in Der Gei6weroei6riit,
perlieB 9ennD oas SofimUnn'Ia Saus
uno i0b ieitoem ieine Satin rl4t mebr
Dle0er.
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Wew ScrEcD.

- Die SebDrOen Don Camden So.
boben MaBregeln ergriIfen, I'm Dem
ltcts mebr lleberbano n%ebmenoen linz
iu9 oes Strpmertbums uno ben bGufie
gen NnTGQsn ouf &aoler auf Den
2anoItraBen unb g9e9en Elm Gnoe 81
MAIDEN. S6on felt einem Sabre 6a=
ben oieie Strclhe an einI0men Stellen
Lungs Der g8bIte SDrIes uno onoeren
&anoItroBen naG Ginbruh Der 9untel=
belt Stride Qrer ilber Die Strabe Qez
ipannt uno bnDur6 Die GaOler Gil Sale
oebru0t, woraui Iie bieIelben init
Sanoi0fen i0lugen, bis lie bewllBtlos
luQren uno ounn a~uspliinoerten. ibnen
io9ar ibre SabrrQoer iteblenO poer un=
brau9b0r mu0eno, 10 Dab 9erallns
%3eit perging, bis Die Seraubten Nn=
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bate I6lieBli0 iOI1e Gimeniionen an.
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