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on my door about II o'clock one mornin
when I'm just gittin' good start on my
nap. havin' set up late the night before
dealin' stud for one of the boys that's
sick Sport he says, when I've let him
in an throwed a jigger of ticker down his
neck, Sport, / got to git a trousseau an
you got 10 help me, he says.
9 Why, shore. Tommy L says, any
thing to oblige, even if you does come in
the middle Of the night. So I gives him
my idee of what he ought to have. You
want a suit of light checks. says. for
mOrnin' wear. Afternoons you have to
have plaid of some kind, not too start
lin, but kinder gay. Your shirts must be
principally blue-barred boys, but, if you
desires, says, it's permissible TO wear
the stripes perpendicular.
Never go out 1 says, without a red
four-in-hand in the mornins an sky
blue bow in the afternoons. Allus wear
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ESkRIDGE TO LEAVE.
VIII Take Command of Piattsburg
Barracks.

Will Take Command Of Piattsburg
Barracks.
Colonel Eskridge, who has been in com
rnand at Fort Douglas for some time
past. has received his commission pro-
noting him 20 the rank Of colonel With
the commission came the order to depart
at once for Platts5urg Barracks. IN New
York and there take command of the
Twenty-seventh infantry. The colonel,
however is III and consequently viii not
40 TO New York right away. For several
months he has been suffering with Ia
grippe and ervsipelas, but is now recover
tng He will leave for southern California
i'm about "a week and after recovering his
health viii repair to his regiment in New
York
VINO VIII take charge of the Twenty
third at the tort is not yet known Lieu
tenant Schley has charge now since the
promotion OF Colonel EskridSe. 1t i pos
sibie that Lieutenant Colonel Jnney.
Douglas, but who is now in charge Of
the Twenfy-second infantry at the
Columbus barracks, viii come here, but
Il has been said that he is shortly to go
to the Philippines, and If so II cannot be
told who will have charge But as there
are 50 few ofice~s Of the ram Of colonel
or lieutenant colonel in the United States
at present. il may DC that the post viii
remain in charge OF some officer of the
DuPray. % companies L and I respective
leave of absence will expire about the
middle Of March, but as both are still
very i'll. Penr0se at Baltimore and Du-
Pray at washington. IL is said that
neither viii return at that time. So that
81 no successor-of Colonel EsSridge is
appointed. Lieutenant Schley VIII have
charge Tor some time to come.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-03
ALASKA SCANDAL UP.
Debate in Senate on Noyes and Nc
Kenzie Case.

Kenzie Case.
Washington, March 2.-The senate in
executive session today reOpened the
discussion connected with Judge Noyes'
appointment OF Alexander Mckenzie TO
the position of receiver of certain mines
in Alaska. The question arose in con-
nection with the nomination of Frank
H Richards as United States marshal
for the second district of Alaska, and
was raised by Senator Stewart
Mr.. Richards had previously been
confirmed but at the last previous eX
ecutive session Senator Stewart had
moved the reconsideration of his nomi-
nation, and today's session was devoted
to the consideration of that motion.
Senator Stewart led the discussion
which was devoted almost exclusive
iy to the Mckenzie case. He read af-
fadavits to show that Richards him.
self had acted in the capacity of re-
ceiver in litigated mining cases under
Judge Moves appointment, but said
that personally he knew little of the
mans character.
He expressed himself as thoroughly
distrustful of Judge Noyes and plead
ed with the senate to permit the NOM
ination to fail, saying that the pres
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-03
The Bronchial Tubes.

When catarrh Of the head or threat
is neglected or wrongfully treated, It
extends down the windpipe into the
bronchial tubes, and after a while at
tacks the lungs Quickly cured with
little cost. by Drs. Shores famous treat
ment.
Have you a cOugh2'
do you take cold sssily2'
Have you q pain in the side2"
do you spit up little cheesy Jumps p
do you feel you are growing weak
er?'
Don't risk neglecting these warnings
stop the disease before it reaches the
lungs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-03
Kidney Disease

Results in two ways. by taking cold
and by overworking the kidneys in sep
arating from the blood the catarrhal
poisons which affect all organs. Quick
" cured with little cost by Drs. Shores
famous treatment
DO your hands and feet swell2"
us it noticed more at night?"
rs there pain in small of back2"
HAS the perspiration a bad odor?"
as there puffiness under the eyes,"
do you have to get up often at
night?"
Us there a deposit in urine If left
standing?'
Don't neglect these signs and risk
Brights Disease killing you. Cure IL
now.
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The Salt Lake Mining and Develop
nent CompanV. q Coronation

PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS,
Salt Lake City, Utah Nouce.-There are
delinquent upon the following described
stock on account of assessment levied on
the 18th day OF January, 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders, as follows. viz !.
Cert Shares. Amt
r. H. Officer ......-...-.3 l,253ls 5 81 33is
TheO Bruback ----------4 1Z,533ls Sl2 33l<
And in accordance with law ana an order
of the board of directors, made on jan
uary 18th, 1901, so many shares of each
parcel of stock as may be necessary will
be sold at the office of the secretary of
the company, at room 354 city and county
building, Salt Lake City Utah, at the
hour of i O clock noon on March p. 1901.
TO pay delinquent assessment thereon, to
gether with the cost Of advertising and
expenses of sale
FRED w LITTLE. Secretary.
Room 354 city and county building. salt
Lake City, Utah.
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ny silently set IL out
on the counter along with a ginger ale
CHASER Having refreshed himself the
Ola Sport continued his monologue.
i seen by today's paper, John, that
Tom kearns has succeeded Ed Wolcott
as the best dressed man in the senate.
Now, far be it from me to cop out so
much as one white chip from Toms stack
OF glory, but I desires to relate to YOU
confidential, that if it hadn't been for me
Toms clothes would have attracted a
dera sight less attention than his cam
paign speeches. I amt braggin' none
Modesty is a joOl which I shoreIy sets
store by. an flashes whenever the play
seems worth while.
But speakin of that piece about Tom S
clothes reminds me OF how I been adm
an abettin' in this here dudishness which
searns to have captivated the eye Of
Washington Toms a genial cuss, with
his I dunno 1 dunno but if he don't
know more about poker than he knowed
about dressin' when 1 lays of to run my
brand on him, well. the boys in Wash
ington'H split out a right smart chunk
of Silver King coin before he gifts his
eddication. But let US hope for the best,
John, let us hope for the best, although
we must fear the worst
Along about the time Tom gifts a notion
in his head that he's some tall as sena-
torial timber, he comes to me an asks
about some pinters on clothes. That
showed his heads all right. He knowed
ne knowed nothin' whatever about things
that's ong regel. Catch that, John? No,
Ong amt 10 relation TO Sam Reggel. It's
another breed altogether. which 1 ain t
got no time to explain to you now.
Yes, Tom wants to get wised up on
buds. an he's next that I'm the lad that
can wise him. First thing I says to him
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Liver Disaase-

The liver is affected by catarrhal
poiSOns extending from the stomach
into the ducts of the liver. Quickly
cured with little cost by Drs- Shores
famous treatment.
do you get dizzy?"
Have you cold feet?"
DO you feel miserabie?'
do you get tired essily?'
DO you have hot hashes2"
Are your spirits low at times2"
do you have rumbling in bOwels2"
These are the seven simple signs in
dicating disease of the liver. If you
have any or all of them, seek Doctors
Shores now and be cured.
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Of the Ears.

Catarrh extends from the throat
along the eustachian tubes into the
ears, causing partial or complete deaf
ness. Quickly cured with little cost by
Drs. Shores famous treatment.
''Is your hearing failing?"
do your ears discharged"
us the wax dry in your ears2'
do you hear better some days than
others?"
us your hearing worse when you
have a cold?"
Don't neglect this until your hearing
is irrepsrably destroyed. Doctors
Shores can cure you.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-03
New Extradition Treaty.

Washington.( March 2-The president
has issued a proclamation putting in force
a new extraditiOn treaty between the
United States and Switzerland Up to
this point the two countries have been
getting along in an unsatisfactory man
ner as to extradition matters under some
very. general provisions contained in two
or three sections of the old treaty, and ii
has been deemed better TO mOdernize the
arrangement The new treaty is of the
usual tyne. and where citizens are con-
cerned. a country is allowed its dis
erection in delivering up its own
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Of the stomach.

Catarrh Of the stomach is usually
caused by swallowing uucus, which
drops down from the head and throat
at night. Quickly cured at little COST
by Drs. Shores famous treatment.
rs there nausea"
do you belch up gas2"
Are you cOnstipated2
rs your tongue coated2"
rs there constant bad taste in the
moUth?"
Now is the time to be permanently
cured. Drs. Shores are curing hundreds
every week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-03
Building Permits.

Permits to build and to make i'm
pre- vements were issued last week a
fol Ows by Inspector Timer:
J.. T Ashton. Seventh West
street. near First South, two
tri@k cottages ................. 50. 500
Lillian Croxford. 1910 South Tenth
Cast street, brick cottage. !, zoo
Pewlett Bros. company, IA South
State street, brick addition to
factory ....................... 1000
" s Drushal 552 South Sixth
west street, frame cottage. 500
Five minor permits - 6s5
Total ........................ sc, 6S5
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TeIephone Improvement.

The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company is putting in two new wires
with new poles and cross pieces, be
tween this city and Park City. This Will
give four wires on this line, or twice
the present service.
This company also purposes to bury
its wires on West Second South street
in this city as far west as the Rio
Grande depot before the street is paved
as soon as the decision is reached 10
pave the street the work of putting the
wires underground will begin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-03
BRUBAcx TERRACE SOLD.
That and Other Property Transferred
for S21,O 900.

A reSt estate deal Of considerable in
terest was contaminated yesterday, by
which Colonel Theodore Bruback con-
Veys to Mrs. Louisa Scannell the ter
race on the east side of Main street
just below Sixth South and a piece OF
residence property in the eastern part
of the city for S21. 600 All the papers in
the deal had not been made out last
evening and both Colonel Bruback and
Mrs. Scannell were averse 60 giving
the details of the transfer or a descrip-
ton of the property. Colonel Bruback
bought the terrace some time ago Tor
$1,000, and IL is understood that ne
made good profit on his Investment.
thus giving another proof of the in
creasing value of Salt Lake realty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-03
Mayor Thompsons' Purchase.

Mayor Ezra Thompson yesterday
completed the purchase Of the three
story brick business block on Main
street. opposite the Walker House.
which was built some years ago by
Herman Hill. The seller was Henry
IinwOodey. and according 70 the war
ranty deed filed for record yesterday
with the county recorder the purchase
price paid was $4,000. The land con-
veyed is thirty-two feet front by 165
in depth, together with the right of way
adjoining on the north.
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s.s..z.zLx
ALL DISEASES.


Blade o an
and
INCURABLE
the skill of
you AXE
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smuggled eoods on Transnort.

San Francisco, March Customs
Surveyor Spear reports that his search
ers seized fourteen packages of SNUG
gled goods on board the United States
naval transport SOlace at Mare Island.
making a total of eighty packages of
valuable bric-a-brac and curiOs, and
several thousand cigars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-03
VIC Head and Throat.

This form of Catarrh is most ccmp1eu
resulting from neglected oOlds-quick-
ly cured with Httle cost by Drs. Shores
famous treatment.
Us your nose stopped up2
Does your nose discharge
''Is there pain in front OF headf''
do you sleep with your mouth
open?"
You can be easily cured now-done
let it run into complications,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-03
New AShier

W. F. Adams. late of ogden, was at
lis post yesterday as cashier Of the
National Bank of the Republic in this
city. He VIII be back and forth between
this city and Ogden for another week
before his duties are entirely ended in
his old home
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-03

ton prevailed but the conclusion OF
the consideration of the bill had not
been reached when the hour of 1890,
the time fixed for taking a recess, ar
rived. The senate therefore took a
recess until , o'clock tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-03
Bank ClNarings.

The Salt Lake bank clearings yester-
day were S335,0 .OS, compared with
1868, SCI 81 for the corresponding day Of
last year. For the week just closed the
Clearings were s., S23. 292. 81. compared
with 3, 6O4 4g4.It for the corresponding
week of last year
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-03

Washington MARCH, 2--The president
Commissioner John +. EarieW. who WAS
stricken with paralysis yesterday, is con-
sidei ably better TODAY. and his chances
for recovery are very FAIR.
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to Treatm the LOvRa
S3o Month
$500 a Month.

low us h tt people w
Hhap pH alton for t an dn m % in hop Iy every DOC ud be e
FOR Tin
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DANGER SIGNALS.

II any OF these danger signals IN Eullg
case. come and consult Drs. Shores az
once and be Cuzed for the low rate OK
ssee a Month Medicines and tReat-
snsnt furnished free 20 al who aVD1y
at cuce-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-03
$500 a Month by Mail.

No onen deprived of
Low A OR
enec
CONSULTATION WHETHER
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1ag11e Conferences Ratified.
Stricken with ParaIvsis.

st Petersburg. March 2--Tbe Official
Messenger tcsies- prints an imperial decree
ratifyt.g The Hague conference.
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HOTEL KNUTSFORD
G. S. HOLMES. PROPRIETOR.

New and elegant in all its appointments.
ESQ rooms single and en- suite; Is rooms
with bath
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$3.OO--A MONTH UNTIL APRIL 1ST-$3.OO

ss D d 1RRca f @ %
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WHAT DRS. SHORES $500 RATE MEANS.

fyousu
yto0 month You g treat an
medicine n thf
ga il or one d Al are
utEyn rings o m and
cons TOM FoR
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-03

II shorely is begin
min to dawn on me
that as d glass of
fashion an a mould
of shape 1 come nigh
bsin' four aces with
straights an Pushes
barred" said the Old
Sport as he waved
his hand toward the
cracked bottle. John
ny silently set it out
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CIT SOOTHES." CIT HEALS" "IT CURES


Who'll
maan ungD
heaIing
bran o the
No
he
The
possible with wonderful
strume for Of
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Drs. Shores New Instrument.

of Shores
Diseases
and S. All
the
one treatm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-06-20

gefangen fDnnen, rsnn bier ebenfaGs
nit 5fpei berf6tebsnen S9lifeln Sie
S6lDHer seDffnet Iinb. Der SreIors
raum lit burd 6enftsr erbeat. bic nab
benz inneren Sofe binausgeben unb nit
itdrten e%i1ernen Srdinen perIiAert iinS.
8pben, 0eden unb Ddnbe bes Sres
Tors finb burdaus einbru9sfider aus
9etpn, Cement unb 9oppeltsTsSrds
germ bergefeat. SelbItperitGnblih lit
bieIer Haum aud pDaig feuerIider.
Die mad benz @ange gu bur4 aiemIi9
eugmaIdige 0rubtgitter Derii6ertsn
Regale iinb aus @iIen eonItruirt, unb
in jsbem Der 5Gder ruben gIei6pie!e
8eutel beFelben Sormuts itets genlu
in oerfelben Srbnung. Man lam Ii4
bahr fdon BEL fliiatigem 0ur9f6rei@
ten elmer folder Safe bon eiiernen Rs>
galen nit einem etn5igen Bid oabon
iiber5eusen, OF dies in Srbnun9 lit.
Seoe Glide in einem ResdlfaA. jeoes
Seblen zines Der leinenen 8eutel tpiirSe
Ii6 benz 4use p6ne tpsiteres aufordn>
gen, neil BEL benz gletdmdbigen Bib.
oas Regale unb 5G6er bieten, bic ents
itdnoene Glide iaon BON tpeitem fi4ts
bar iein miiBts. Gs itebsn i'm tleinen
SreIor aber aud selpaltise, 5tpeitburis
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&opf M g. e,

piirben mir pobl GubsrIt ieGtsn
ftumpfndfsen 9inbern besegnen. 9as
Rds6en zines Sduslinss lit 10 ipei9
pie Wa6s. gs bat nod feline &ros
den, unb man fann bur9 fanftcs
9riiden unb Streiden nit Oaumen
unb 3eisefingsr Elm 8erfabren, bas
tGeli6 mebreremdf nieber6olt fperhen
muB, bas bdBlidite tIeine 9erudsors
gan in cine bibi9e erie9iide Raie
pernanoeln. QQerbings lit @eIdid
unb 9ebulb erfprberli6 unb aud
cine leiGte Sanb. um nit bieIem ,Dtoz
beIiren" Elm sutes ReIultat gu ersiez
len unb benz Sinb ni6t nebautbun.
@ebcr bas 9abp anbertbalb bis 3nei
Sabre alt pirb, barf bic RaienmaIs
faae nidt auf6Gren. SpGter bat bic
Wtutter parauf gu adten. baB ,br
9iebling nidt in bic @epobnbeit 10
bieler 8inber perfdat, fein Rds9en gu
puben, inbem es nit benz Sai9sntud
cine 8epe9ung mad Guffpdrts aus
fii6rt.
8iele R~eugeborene ftelen fi9 nit
erIhrsdenD unfpmmetriIdem &opf
bar, On benz ercentriid geformten
S9dbel befinben ii9 liberties nod
bide S9pellungen unb 4uspi6fe.
Sn ben meiitsn 5Gaen iurgt bic Nuz
tur oafiir, bab bic entIteQenben 9eu<
len perf9pinben unb Der &opf an
md6li6 cine normale Runoun9 ans
nimmt. $40 pies aber ni6t geiGie6t,
bd f0nnen pieoerum bic 9dnOe Der
Mutter burd ianfte, beritdnbigeMaiz
Iage piel Suites bspirten. Die 4nz
i9peaungen lafen iid in einem 3eitz
raum BON penisen Do4en fortg!Gtz
ten, unb benz fdiefen S9Gbel piro
burd pprii9tiges Oriiden. inbem man
ben Sintertopf nit ben Sanbfldden
unb 5ingern umipannt, aamdbli6 bic
mangelnbe Spmmetrie se9eben.
Bon GROCER Bidti9teit tit es, lpenn
iebe peripn, beren Sbbut bas 8ino
fir t%iiraere ober lSn9ere 3eit anOerz
trdut pirb, genuu neiB. ME Elm 10
sartes WeIsn %getraeen peroen muB.
Mdn iolte meinen, baB tein nit ses
iunbem Menidenberftano ausgeitutz
teter Grputfener einen Smuggling ruie
cine 9OlSpuppe ~banbbaben pirO. 2eiz
Der aber Iiebt man nur gu oft cine
iunge Mutter ober Elm 8inbermdo6en
bic fleine 9iirbe in elmer DeiIe umz
berI9lsppen. bic benz btlfloIen Sc
f9Dpf nidt nur u~nbeba9en rnb Pein
berurTa6en muB, fonbern ipgur lez
bensldngliAe @e6re9li6teit 5ur5olse
baben tann.
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SIT Der Ieid)sbanf.

gu ben Se6enspiirbisteiten Der
teutffen Reifs : 5auptitaOt gehort
bas ReiGsbants @ebGuDe. Wenn man
odfelbe BON Der SGgeritrdbe aus be@
tyitt, fommt man in sinen grob.n
9i6t6of, in benz auber unberen Offents
IiGen 3ablunssIteaen aud bic um>
interchangeable untergebruht TT, Elm
fir rem @eloperte9r auBerproentl'4
pO6ltbdtigss Snititut. has BON Ser
Rei9sballt nit einem aiemli6en &9s
itenaufpanb lebisli6 gu Dffentlt4em
Huben unterbdlten miro, benn basumz
pe6feln Der 9elbIorten geidisbt bort
pbne iebes @nigelt. Den SauptumtaB
bat bic umpedslun9staie am SonEls
dbenb, renn in ben bielen tduleno
DertitGtten, 5abriten II. |. M. bteGuss
aablung Der 4rbeitslDbne porbereitst
ipirb. Damn berrfht bort Elm tolois
fales 9ebrdnee BON 2euten, bic groBe
9aHenIdeine in 9olbz unb Silbergelo
einipeffeln. Damn raiieln Die etIers
men, a~peirdbrigen 9arren mad benz
teinen Srsior, Der itd nit Der ums
peGslunsstafe i'm glei4en Stodpert
befinbet, uno 9olen bier bon ben eiiers
men &egalen, bic cine tleine Stabt DON
fi6 frel5enhsn @afen bilben, Die
Side berunter, in benen, tpoblge5dAlt
unb perpadt, bic Iidels, Stlbers unS
@olbItiide liegen. Gs pirb meiit leris
aemiinates @elb ausgegeben. fopeit es
iih UNI tleinere SdstbtmiinSen ban'
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Cine 30 iftion.

q. GiIeni6rGnfe. in benen bds Paptsrs
gelb perpabrt pirO. bas in Der 3abls
abtbeilung 6antfertig gepadt Duroe.
Man gibt uns cine MiaiOn in Slls
acknowledgement in bic SGno, uno
oieie Miaipn beItebt in Der 5bat, pe1n
es Iib um SauI enbmartifeine 5lHz
belt, nur aus 3pet 9adeten gu ie
fiinf6unberttauIenb Wart, bic man be-
QUEEN in elmer 9anb balten lam. Sn
cine GisarrentiIte ge6en biele beiosn
cine Miuion reprdientirenben 9adete
obne rpeiteres binein. Die eiiernen.
mebr ais mannsboben S4rdnte limb
BON pben bis unten pollgepadt nit Yds
deten BON SauIenbs unb Sunoertma-tz
Ifeinen.
4us Der 8irocpntos @btbeilung TOM
men 3fpei 8eamte, bic einen groBen
8le4taiten trasen. sic pollen nfrts
f6s Munition", pie fe iagen, fir bic
@irotafe baben. IS perOen iebt am
Ra6mittag auberprbentlt9 piele@bed
CUR 8%aaradblung prGfentirt. Sn ben
8le6taIten peroen un9efd9r IL Ittl@
lipnen Rurt bineingepadt; er ptro
perIdlpFen, unb bic 8eamten trdgen
i'm mad Der 9irotaHe. mo Der aaiiirer
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