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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22
RAILROAD NEWS.
Wednesday was pay day.

Wednesday was pay day.
John Grier was here Tuesday.
The mason gang have gone to Vona.
The new engine is being put in the
shops.
Engineer Pat Brown has engine 547
regular.
Engine $50 came out of the shops
last week.
Roadmaster c. B. Lane was in town
Wednesday.
P.D. Agiter is back from visit to
Sandusky, Ohio.
Charles Elliott is a new machinist.
He is from Kansas City.
Brakeman n. W. King has gone to
Norton to spend a few days.
Engineer Dave Pringle was sick at
Roswell the first of the week.
R. R. McCIond, assistant dispatcher,
went east Saturday for visit.
No. 10, eastbound passenger, stops
here Is minutes now for supper.
Brakeman Baughman went to the
eastern part of the state Tue sdaY for a
visit.
Mrs. Rogers, wife of Traindispatcher
J. B. Rogers, has been quite sick the
past week.
Mike Kelly of Denver is a new FIRE
man. He is a brother of Engineer
Tom Kelly.
Engine S95 broke down on No. Sat
urday night and engine 9O6 was sent
to take her place.
d. Amelia timer in the shop, was
called to Kansas City Tuesday by the
death Of a brother.
Fireman Roy Smith came in off the
work train Wednesday unable for duty
on account of sickness.
Dave Christian, who has been brak-
ing on passenger, is now working on
freight out of GOOdland.
Frank Robertson of Roswell is a new
fireman here. He has been on the
switch engine at that place.
Chief Dispatcher ". A Young re-
turned Saturday from a visit to his
family at Minneapolis, Mimi.
The large flag raised Saturday fell
down Sunday afternoon A more
substantial pole viii be secured
Nail Clerk John WoIbach was IN the
city Tuesday. He was on his way tc
st. Francis on a visit to his family.
Superintendent and Mrs. Smith we're
down from Colorado Springs Saturday
to attend the flag raising ceremonies
Brakeman John Sullivan was at Cald-
we'll, Kan, the first of the week to see
his family. He returned Wednesday
Brakeman Herbert Farley las &C
cepted a position as conductor on the
Pixies Peak cog road. He left fOl
Manitou Tuesday.
Brakeman A L Wines OF Horton
was shot to death by a tramp neal
Dwight last week while attempting Il
put the bum of the train.
Dan ArnelI, timer in the shop, has
resigned his position and has gone K
Cheyenne, Wyo-, where be has secured
q like position with the Union Pacific
The Ladies' Military band Of Boston
we're aboard No. 10 Monday evening
They have been playing IN Denver and
were on their way to the exposition a
Omaha
, Q. G. Moore, who has been the store
house keeper for several years, ha
gone to Roswell and has taken q posi-
ton as cOseh cleaner be viii NOV
his family there
Engineer CharleT Ross and tamil.
VIII leave Tor eas&rn Kzpsas tar
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22
Gasoline Nail Carrier.

The following appeared in the To
peka Capital of a recent issue under a
st. Francis date line;
"The sight of a small spring wagon
whirIiDg rapidly across the country
propelled by a gasoline engine will be
seen by the farmers Of this county
soon if the plan Of Mr.. Wallace, the
mail carrier, works as he believes it
will. At present Mr.. Wallace is carry
lug the mail between st. Francis and
GoOdIand in - a spring wagon drawn by
horses. It is 50 miles from GOOdland
to st. Francis and most of the mail
Comes here by the star route, as it is
received quicker than over the Bur
IingtOn branch, which enters town from
Nebraska"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22
THE FLAG RAISING.

A FeEtIvious Time Attended the Raising Of
the Mammoth Flag at RaiIrOad Park.
Railroad men are a factor in govern
ment; a patriotic powerI Since the
beginning Of the war with Spain the
railroad men Of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific railroad, especially.
have manifested unusual interest in
their devotion to the stars and stripes.
Although but a small per cent. Of them
have been able to leave their homes
and enlist in the army; yet from a fin
ancial standpoint, the patriotism Of
any class Of people may be measured
by the disposition Of their purses to
that cause No man opens up bis
stOrehOUse to that in which he takes
no stock. The railroad men Of Good
land are not lacking in this respect.
Hence, it is fair to estimate their devo-
ton to their country by the size Of
their flag, which is the largest banner
Of Uncle Sam that is furIed to the
breeze on the great Rock Island sys-
tenn. The flag was purchased by popu-
lar subscription among the railroad
employees and officers at this place, at
a cost Of SO, and is 40 feet in length
and 20 feet in width.
Our railroad men are not uncermoni-
Gus in their celebrations, so arrange
ments were perfected to make glad the
raising day Of the nations colors, at
the railroad park Saturday evening
at eight o'clock the GOodIand Military
band broke forth the initiate with pat
riotic music, after which came the in
vocation by Rev. Woodward.
HOyt Andrews made the opening
speech which was very interesting, and
well received. He gave the history of
the American flag, and said that it is
the oldest flag Of any nation on earth;
that it had never been defeated; and
that he believed it never would meet
defeat. 1t is the emblem Of liberty to
the world, and wherever 1t folds should
kiss the breeze, it would be a sign of a
new civilization.
Mr.. K. Z. WiIlcOcksOn of Colby also
delivered an address appropriate to
the occasion. Heimpressed the thought
upon the audience that America is
the vanguard of civilization; that in all
the wars Of our country the patriotism
Of our heroes never wavered, and in
the present conflict headIoDg vaIor of
our brave at Santiago made the ma
tiOns stand in awe. He said many good
things, among which was this prophet
ic intimation tainted with humOr, and
an allusiOn to Spain, was that the mule
had good ancestry, but no posterity.
Mr.. WiIIcOckson is a pleasant speaker
and man Of fine presence.
Rev. Woodward was given a little
time to complete the climax, and, as
usual, he made it interesting to the
Spaniards."
An observation car from which the
band played and the orators spoke was
bedeGked with bunting and flags. The
electric headlight from an engine stand
ing in the yards dispersed the dark
ness, and the pyrotechnic display min
gled its cOlOrs in the twilight with
pleasing effect. The occasion was grand
and patriotic, and the large audience
there assembled appreciated the cere-
monies with u1yOnted enthusiasm.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22
Fike Invents a GrasshOpper Destroyer.

Ffke Invents a GrasshOpPer Destroyer.
The latest thing in the way of inven-
tions is a grasshOpper catcher for the
garden, recently planned by J. n. Fike
and built by his father. Whether the
invention viii be a success remains to
be seen, but We see no reason why it
will not. The trough in which the
hoppers are caught is about eight feet
long and is to be filed with kerosene.
It is constructed on low wheels, per
haps six inches high, and the machine
is run by being pushed by a man. An
apron is placed on the back Of the
trough to keep the hoppers from flying
over. If the invention proves to be a
success many more will doubtless be
constructed on the same plan.-COlby
Tribune.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22

There is no pain or discomfort when
Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointmentis used
It relieves that itching increased By
scratching Its prepared with scientific
accuracy and professional knOWlodge,
and is the kind that cures blind bleed
ing. itching aud protruding piles Eith
vita 10 pain gr loss - tine 81 Ennis
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22

We desire to thank our many friends
and neighbOrs for their kind assistance
during the sickness and burial of OuI
beloved husband and father.
Mrs. J. H. FREELAND AND FAMILY
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22
Prices for Issuing Express OF PosiofBee
Money Order or Draft.

Owing to the new war stamp tax
the exchange or fee for issuing ex-
press and postofiee money orders,
etc, have advanced The fOllowing are
the rates:
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22
FROM TIE wAYsIpE.

The Colon was brought to a full stop
by dOre Schley.-Omaha World-Her-
aid.
W. E Covert, who lives near Garden
City, is running q Belgian hare farm.
a common Kansas jackrabbit mOseyed
in the other day and whipped three Of
the Belgians in ten seconds and scared
a bulldog, set to guard them, to death,
says the Wichita Eagle.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22

A Thomas COT MY widow was astoni-
shed to find her lover caught in a bear
trap set to catch meat thieves. The
fellow was counting her and carrying
of a ham OF shoulder Of meat at each
visit rs 2 souvenir, so she burned the
trap and married the fellow to save her
bacon.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22

week. Mr. Ross was released by the
company on account of the smssh-up
In the Roswell yards
Sam Jackson was here this week re-
neEing acquaintance. Sam was for
merly employed by the Rock Island IS
an engineer and had -run out OF
GOodland, bat IS now running an en-
CINE on the Santa Fe out Of Winslow,
Arizona
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22

Shafter's maxim lots O. hay
While the sunshine good,
Merritt's speedil' on the way,
Dewey 5 sawin' wood.
SchIey immersed EN- out o sight,
Sampson ate the jam,
Everything's a comm right
'Rah for Uncle Sam
Denver Evening Post.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22

Is your child puny, peeked and peev-
ISL? Does it have commissions? If so, it
has worms, Whites Cream VermifUge is
the only safe cure. Every bottle is guar
anteed to bring worms; DC. ". Ennis
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22

. = ColeaaD's = Ha7lIaEto1 IN
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1898-07-22

A couple came over to Wathena the
other day for the purpose Of getting
married, and In the wedding notice
given them the Troy Chief says: "The
groom is a young man Of q, and a near
relative Of the YOUngers, who are noted
as train robbers and desperadOes, who
are now in the Minnesota penitentiary.' -
Chigger parties on the lawn are now
the hot thing Charley lands of the
Osborn Farmer observes: "They con
sist of a little cold lunch Of fried
chickens, flies, bugs and other things
out in the woods for the people, and a
warm juicy lunch of legs and things
for the chiRgers, followed by an aPpi-
cation of finger nails for a week after
wards. They are the hot stuff.
The lola Farmers Friend gives an
account of the finding of a gold quarter
by a man Of that city while digging in
his garden. The only gold coin of that
denomination we're issued in the early
SOS. As the account stated that the
coin was as bright as the day it was
issued, the circumstances rouse the
suspicion that the find was a cunningly
devised plot to induce the gentleman's
wife to hoe the garden in the hope that
she viii run on to a pot of gold.
An Ohio editor relates the following
embarrassing position ne was placed
in at one period of his youth, all on az
count of his father being a printer.
One day an agent for a show came
along and ordered some posters printed
on cotton cloth. His orders were filled,
but for some reason he neglected to
call for them and they we're left be-
hind. The editors wife ran across
them, and as the price of cloth was
then high she took them home and
used them to line a pair of pants she
was making for the future editor. As
the months rolled by the pants grew
threadbare and at school one day he
accidentally tore the seat out, leaving
about one foot of lining exposed to
view. This would Of itself made the
boys laugh, but they laughed until the
tears came into their eyes when they
observed the following words standing
out boldly upon the lining in large
type: doors open at 100, performance
at o'clock"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
@etterbertbt.

Tlittl. S~arometeCf. 80 O6 Sohft. Ehermon.terit.. II
gtittI. lbermometerf. So 9iieoriaier 81
Eiehohite ShHe1i9tett oes IBlHoes in timer Stuuos
betruG 10 WeileH poH SlooIteH.
SaS seftrise SSrftsr-9Ie Esmperntur oss sefris
sen 2a1es g ubr G6eHos) aui HahbeHaHutsa Stas
tlonen mar, ME toilet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Muni3ipalzA nselesrnbeiten.
Morgen tritt Der Stabtrat6 tpieber 5uz
fdmmem. - Die Dirt ptro petter
qeid,punben. - 8erT 9ieoene8.

Morgen tritt Der StabtraH6 tpieber 8u=
iammen. - Die Dirt piro peiter
geid,punben. = 8erT9iebenes.
Der Stdbtrat6 piro mpr9en @6enb
pieber 3u fetner re~gelmGBigsp GiBung
8uIammentreten uno Dams tunn Der
Sang 5pti9en ben a6t y&~aItgeIteQz
ten" unb ben Inject 16" BON Neuem
lpsge6en. Die StBupgen i6einen NUM-
mebr in gegenfeitigen Reibereien 5pi=
f6en benz erften unb 3neitsn 3peige
aus3uarter. Der annette 3peig be-
i4uIbigt nGmIi9 ben critters 3peig Der
9ff 9tOerna6lGfigung unb Der erite
3peig be6auptet, nit ieinen 4rbeiten
dufgerGumt gu BADEN.
Quarantine Qr3t.
MaDor Maliter 6at beI6loFsn, Ell
men ProfefOr Der nSobns 9optins'
uniberiitGt" gum Quarantine : Nr5t
gu ernennen. Or. g. 8. SaneDbil
bat betanntli6 Die @rnennung d6gez
le6nt, neil er duf Der QuarantGnes
Station ppbnen unb feline 9raris
Dunn bate perna9lGiiigen mii1en. Der
Mabor piro benz Staptratbe moraen
QIbenb cine Mn3abl grnennunqsn fir
plGBe 5uienben, bic our4 ben Ridz
tritt Der @rnannten ipieoer patant oes
tporben iinb.
BerGnoerungen i'm
Steuerz Oepdrtez
ment.
Steuer : Ginne6msr Sobn +. Bar
lett bat geitern ben @lert 6. S. Seo=
binqer, einen 8ruoer bas ppIiaei=
GommiFGrs, entlufen unO Srn. 6,
81. Stpdett bon Der %. Waro an bel.
len Stele gum Sagebu9 : @Isrt er.
nannt. Der Steuer : Ginnebmer er.
nannte ferner bic So. 8. 81. Bridge
BON Der 3. Waro uno 8. 90. grpmel
pon Der 10. Wuro als 9aiTiffs uni
iteQte folgenDe 8aiIiffs BON Neuen
an: %. g. @eit. g. 81. GrOB, u. s
Sugar, 8alacs 8ea, GRapbam Murs
ran, 8. +. @urleD, so. 8. QabursfD
+. g. @bbott, 6. 6. @urina, Gbri:
titan QeDbe, so. 9unoon unO 8enjas
min Srotton. Niht pieOerernann
tperOen bic ~folgenben 8ailiffs: q. 9
Qlforb, S6os. 2earD uno 6. g. RoI:
Inns.
6r. Bartlett pirp ben Stdotratb an
MOntag bera9ri9tigen, oaB bic ga.
tionaIbantsn ii9 peigern, Die ftdoti.
i9e Steuerrute bon So PRO 500 aul
i6r G~igentbum gu be3abIen uno oaB fl
nur bic 30 Gents : Rate be3ablen mol:
len. Der fir bic StaDt fGaige 8e.
trug aus bieier AueGe belGuft ii4 aui
! $168, 053.S1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Surnrerein pSprfuartS."
SinceraW aSfenfcit
MOntag, Ia. Wtar5, 2lbenbS 8 bis
IL llbr, pSDrfuartS= 9alc."
Gus benz Snnern @arBlanb's nnO
Den angren3cnbrn Staatrn.
8Gutiger 4us9unge elmer
SerenQDe.

8Iutiger @usgung elmer
Serenabe.
2esGie 6ornine, 10 Sabre aft, unb
ouf benz QnpeIen BON s. 3oger W2cz
Sberrp in 8raobod, 6rebertd : &c.,
pobneno, purbe Sreitag Q6enb, ais er
nit elmer Qn5abl &dmeraben 9eorge
8i66on, Der am 0ienItog ge6eiratbet
bate, cine Serendbe bringen poqte,
6ur9 einen 8epOlperI9uB nieberge>
itrett. DIS bic 6reunoe Ti3 9ibbon's
Sauie nGberten, purben bic SeniterlGz
ben oon Snnen oufgerifen unb irgenb
Semanb feuerte rui9 bintereinanOer
brei S6iiFe db, BON benen elmer ben
nit elmer Srommel an Der Spite mar
f6irenben Sornine in bic S9ldfe traf,
fpbdB er betpuBtlos btnfanf unb ieinen
8eiit tur3 baruuf auf9ub. Satob unb
9eOrg 8ibbOn tpurOen 9eitern Derbafz
tet. Sic petgern ii9, irgeno pel4e
&us1dgen gu MAIDEN.
. 8ebeimniBboIler Sob.
Del etpu 30 Sabre ate unb lebige
CHARLES 8. Sotpler nuroe geItern fritz
in einem Staqe in benz Oftli9snS tabt=
tbeile BON 9ugerstppn nit elmer &uz
gelpunbe in Der 8ruit tobt dufgefunz
ben. Sin Rebolber lag einige SUB
pon Der 2ei9e entfernt. DG6renO eli
MICE Der 6reunbe bes Mannes Der On
ii6t iinb, baB 5opler SeGbitmOrb be-
gangen bat, glauben anbere, bdB Som
Ter bas Spfer zines 8erbre9ens ge=
pprosn 1T. 8ei elmer 9oItmortemz
llnterIu6ung ItelIte ii3 6erous, baB
bic 8ugeI bur9 ous 9er5 bpang uno
in Der Wir6eIiGule fteden blie6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
5. stiftunssfef Der TriebeussGe
meinhe.
Die chang. refOrmirte 5rieOensz&tr6e
begebt beute ibr fiinfid5ri9es Be-
iteben.

Die eban9. reFOrmirte 5riebensz&tr9
begebt beute i4r fiinfidbri9ss BE.
fteben.
0te spanq. reformtrte 5riebens.
Stride an ber 9ennfplDunia : Nbenue
unO Cumberland : StruBe pirb beute
tbr fInftes Stiftungsfelt feiern, gu
tpel9er 6eter Elm Invertebrates uno
rei9baltiQes 9rogrdmm aufgeiteGt lit.
@s tperben 3tpei @ottesbienite itattFin=
ben, Morgens I'll ubr, BEL peI6em
guitpr Or. M1urtu5 8a9mann bon
Der ref. ct. 9auls> Stride an @antOn=
NDenue bic 5eItrebe balten ptro, To-
pie 4benbs 38 u6r. gu pel3em
fdmmtli6e S9pei tergemetnben ein9e=
Laben finb unb 9aitor so. 5. Dun
ftrep bon philadelphia preoigen piro.
Sci betoen 9pttesbieniten piro Der
Sir9en9or unter 2eitung bes Srgdz
niiten Carl S9ligger mitptrten, pG6z
renb bic 9emeinbe : 9eidnge auf Dem
Gornett BON ben So. 8. 9ensler uno
8. Wltqer begleitet tperoen.
Mproen, Montag, @beno ftnbet Elm
@ottesosnit fir ben Sugenoberein
ftdtt, tpGbrenb am 9tenitag Elm fpt9er
fir ben 6rauenberein Der 8emeinOe
beranitdltet tptrO.
Sum @ebG9tntB an so gr.
@cGolgdn.
Sn benz &lpiter Der bdrm6er3igen
S6peftern in Set. W~afbtngton fano
geiterr1 8ormittag cine feterli3e 9ez
quiemmeRe gum 9ebG9tniB an ben
beritor6snen Moniignore Mc@olgan
itatt, Der Superior bes Srbens in
Marblano mar. Batter s. Sc. Gonz
ne1D celebrate bic MeRe unter 4iiiz
ften3 bes &lerus Der Ct Stride,
beren Reftor Der 9a6ingef4ieoene ge=
tpeien mar.
8erf3iebenes.
Cardinal 8tbbons lit geItern nu6
Nai6ington gereiit unb pirb beute in
Der ct. 9omintcusz Stride DaIelbit
preOigeE.
4uguita 9. @9dFFer bon benz lutte
ridden 0tatontfenbetm, Sri. Ban
Seer bon 8ribgeton, rs, unb 6rau
0abtb g. Dan, @itttpe Des duF Gee
geitorbenen 0r. 0ab, tperben am Mittz
nod bon Repzgort aus mad liberia
ais Wtifiondrinnen Der lutberif9sn
S1npbe dbreiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
SaItimors's neuer R6beIss tnpsIpIat

ygreut @rott's" erfOlgrei3e GarrierC
unb bas @ebsimniB ieines Grid
aes. - Seine 9e14Gfts > 9rin5is
pten, bic ibm bic Q9buug QGer ers
tper6en. - Ou8 6amiltop GQiters
@ebGube aIs neues @eiddftsIotal.
9us groBe @sbdllbs bOn 9amiltonz
Safer an Der 8altimoresS traBe, 3piz
f9en Der Sight unb GburIes<S traBe,
lit in neue 9Gnbs iibergan9en. 8G6z
renb IS friiber ba5 gr0Bte S9ntttr
tuaurenz8eI9dft Der Stabt sntbielt,
miro es ieBt in feiner gan8en g~etpaItis
gen Qplsbebnung Dem W&0bel48ertauf
geipibmet.
Del &ubm elmer ieOen Stobt bGngt
BON ibrsH beriibmten MGnnern Qb.
Sp6ftebenbe 8iirger per6reiten ben
Ramen Der Staot. Baltimore bat
Dies nit benz 8u6me zines ibrer groz
BEN MGnner, oqgemein befannt als
y@reat Scott" erfa6ren. @s tpmmt
oar ni9t bdrauF an, in peldem SSa6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
GrlO aIs 6riler aarr S6mrr3rn.
Gine Qn5a6t S8aoererIaB : 8logen
eingerei6t. - $4,000 GntI6Gbiz
ouna fiir 0erlebunnen auerfnnnt-

GIne An3dbl S0doener1ub : Sldqen
eingerei6t. - $1,000 GntI6Gbiz
9ung fir @erleBungen 3u~ertannt.
0rei Der Qrbeiter, tpel6e tiir3li6 BEL
Dem @inItur3 elmer Mauer an 0er9}ouz
bouten an p. @traBe, rabe gort=
&oab, 8erIeBurgen erlittep, buben qez
tern 9egen G6us. &. Spuuloinq uno
Die dnoeren an ben 8auten interefirz
ten PerFOnen jeber eire S4aoererIuBz
&Iage fir $4,000 unqeitrengt.
Wle tie in Der &lagei6rift ar3sbsn,
itiir3te Die Mouer irFplge Der Na6lG1z
lt9tett Der 8uuunterne6mer elm, unb
ieien bes6oIb bic Gigentbiimer Der Sc
bduoe peruntportIi6 gu 6ulten.
So1ep6 8. 9ugbe5 fat gsitern deqep
5heODor BON Rinteln burA ieine Qlr,z
fDdIte Goparb s. unb Soi. u. Glort
cine &ydge ouf $4,000 GntI9Goiquna
dngeitrengt. Der &Iagegruno lit nift
an3egeben, bod beiBt es, baB Der Slid
ger BON einem Dem 8etlugten qe60riz
gen &~Obenpagen i~iberFa6ren uno OQz
bei gefdbrIi6 DerleBt tpurDe.
SOiepb s. 6ugbe5, Der Batter bes
&ldger5, bat e6enFaus duf S6abenerz
iaB getlagt urb Oerlargt er $4,000 fir
ben @erIuit Der 9tenite ieine5 So6z
mes.
Gr6telt $4,000 3ugefpro6em.
Der bop benz Qnipalt fir g. &apn
SoRne u.Go. geiteute Nntrag fir einan
neuen PrO3eB, na6bem in Der Don 0.
Uteper gegen tie angeItrengtep &lage
Dem &lGger $4,000 S6aoenerIoB gu
geFpro6ep norOen fpares lit o~eItsrn
bonn Ri6ter Rit6ie i'm Superior=8ez
rt6t u~6gepieien tporDsn. 6r. W}eDer
mar in etnem @lebator in Dem &unn'z
ifen 8ei4dfte berleBt porOer.
MOroPro3eB.
Morgen miro in Der 3peiten Q6t6eis
lung bes Criminal 8erjhts 36omu5
Sob duf bic Qntlaqe, STA Coleman
an 81. 9e3ember erI6oien gu bo6en,
pro3eitrt IpsrOen.
8erf 6iebene5
Gli3u u. Suul56ur0 BAT Qe8en 0m.
s. Sauls6urn i'm &rsis8eritt y}r. 2
bur6 Qrbrea5 s. unO 50i. q. Gldrt
ouf S6eiOurg 8etlo9t. 3o5 Paar
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