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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-18

is also further informed that III issu-
ing certificates to purchasers Of skins
who make affidavit that to the best Of
their knowledge and belief the ami
mails from which the skins were OBJ
tanned were killed In this state county
officials do wrong. Such an afidavit
Is not in compliance with the law. as
the afidavit required must set forth
that the person making It killed or
caused to be killed the animal Of
which the skin is presented for col
lection Of bounty, and that such kill
ing was done within the county and
within 80 days preceding the p~resentar
ton Of such skin.
To permit the loose construction
to be placed on the law, the opinion
says, would be to afford too many
opportunities for fraud, as irresponsi-
BILE parties could bring skins from
other states and sell them to dealers,
who may in good faith make affidavit
that such skins were obtained from
animals killed in Montana, when In
fact they were not.
Mr.. Prueitt is further informed that
steps are to be taken to notify the
county officials throughout the state
Of the exact provisions Of the law
governing the payment of bounties and
thereby make an effort in the direction
of stopping a practice which it is be-
lieved has in the past resulted in the
state being defrauded out of large
sums annually. While it is possible
that in some instances frauds have
been committed in the n de-
scribed by the attorney generals Of
flee, it is not believed that any Of them
are traceable to this county, as the
local buyers of skins invariably make
their purchases after the owners have
submitted them to the authorities for
mutilation as required by the law.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-18
NEW RECIPROCITY MOVEMENT.

Omaha Bee: The meeting at Chi
cago to form a league for the promo
ton Of trade reciprocity was not i'm
pressive as to numbers, there being
in attendance representatives of only
sixty manufacturing and other indus
trial establishments, but it must be
regarded as the expression of q senti.
ment which is quite general and is
perhaps growing. While what was
said by President Mckinley, in his
last public u%tterance, regarding reci-
procity, seems to have made little i'm
preston upon congress, it has exerted
a great deal of influence upon public
opinion and particularly upon those
industrial interests that are seeking
foreign markets for their products.
The manufacturing industries, with
few exceptions, have arrayed them
selves on the side of reciprocity. They
have accepted the Mckinley view that
that policy is necessary to the main
tenance apd expansion of our foreign
trade. They believe, with the late
president, that reciprocity is the
natural outgrowth of u wonderful
Industrial development under the do,
nestle policy now firmly established
and that reciprocity treaties are in
harmony with the spirit of the times"
It is therefore not improbable that
the movement for a national league
to promote reciprocity will grow. The
declaration Of its promoters is for
"broad, liberal commercial regula.
tions beneficial to the people of the
whole country and while there are
| features of the resolutions adopted
that will not be approved by the more
radical supporters of the protective
policy, the chief purpose will find
numerous supporters among moderate
protectionists. There are, by the
way, some very significant indications
that that class is increasing in mum
Der. Note, TO rexample, the speech
on Thursday in the house of Repre-
-
sentative Grosvenor of Ohio, who has
always been one of the most earnesI
champions Of protection. He declared
that tariff schedules are not sacred
and predicted that the time woult
come when there would be an mex
orable demand for revision Of thu
present rates. He further said the
the republican party must not chail
itself to the tariff schedules. NOTHING
more significant could have come from
any republican in congress or tn
4 country.
The advocates of reciprocity do no
propose to abandon protection. The,
regard the one as the handmaiden Q
the other. They believe, with Pres
dent Roosevelt, that "our first dut
is to see that the protection granite
by the tariff in every a s where it ]
needed is maintained and that rec
procity be sought for SO far as 1t ca
safely be done without injury to GU
home Industries" This was the ide
OF Mckinley when he said: "By sens
BILE trade arrangements which will NJ
interrupt our home production "
t shall extend the outlets for u Il
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-18
THINGS HAVE

St. Louis Republic: When Adam
delved and Eve spun wouldn't that
worthy and democratic old couple
have laughed to look down the ages
and see American women taking del
sarte lesson in order to cut the proper
capers at the coronation of a king.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-18
EARLY BIRD IN ACTION.

It's an ill wind that blows nobody
good. Enterprising Yankees have load
ed a steamer for South Africa with
clocks, pianos, organs, cocktails and
other necessities. in the belief that
American goods will now be more
popular than British goods in South
Africa.-Buffalo Express.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-18
Montana Postal Affairs.

Washington, April 15.-A postoface
has been established at Kiehl, Carbon
county, with Maggie E. Kiehl as post
mistress. Alfred J.. Stephens has been
commissioned as postmaster at Lewis
town.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-18
Skaters All Records.

Twice in hospital, F. A. Gulledge,
verbena, Ala, paid a vast sum to doc
tors to cure a severe case Of piles.
causing "a tumors. When all failed.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve soon cured
him. Subdues Inflammation. conQuers
aches. kills pains. Best salve In the
world. Csc az Chapple Drug Co.'s.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-18

Made by Electric Power. When you
build consider the use Of brick and
the saving in insurance and painting.
It only requires about $3.50 worth
of brick for any ordinary dwelling.
All contractors will gladly give you
estimates.
Office, Real Estate Block.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-18

ST. JOHNS COUGH CURE will
cure your cough. Sold by Chapple
Drug Co.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-18
DO YOU
KNOW
THAT
The Gazette
Job Department

Turns out a better class of
work than any other printing
establishment in the Yellow,
stone valley.
We are prepared to do any
class of printing on short
notice..
We employ only frst.class
workmen, and consequently
can guarantee
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-18

Calling cards at Gazette ONCE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23

n&r oWu Leaving George /" VS. taSiy
Sac e,,@cuteG h9i p|N;i, h2it si.:co '4e cd
net appear !a"l' ;i:Ixis teG istr ;,arj, C
disco 9, tl2 c;?s:s4 IL TIE delay. SEe
expected to see ii:m !3st..ttif-- w:ta the
flames. halt sui. ov"tea With slnoie
bearing 1he., sou 20 safety instead ne
was slanGi!3" at tie feet OF the STA
case which led to the burning story
shivefirg
George, for heavens sake. go. Til,
chiiti Will Le llst
George tanned toward hcr f,c.
white with fear
"0h. Geor@e..'
THIS was al. She saw that he We
terrcr stricken. \ veteran at stanG;n2
up against shot and shell. ne was ii
raw recruit at meeting fire. She gave
spring and dashed Up the staircase
The act OF his brave little wife WAS
needed to enable George Converse tc
master a constitutional weakness. Ida
lad not reached the top step before
her husband d:rted past Eer With the
Cry "Go back How he got through
the fire and smoke that intervenod be.
tween him and his boy. why he was
not burned mnrtally by the one or
suffocatel uv the other, be nor any one
else ever knew Reaching tie room he
sought. knowing that he coud not
bring the child out by the way lie had
| come. he cried TO his wife:
go below tie wi1dow"'
Ida ran down and out. Selling a
blanket 10y the way In the yard she
found several nei@hlnrs who had bee1
attracted by til" FIRE At the same ruc
ment George threw m q sash above
Without a word those present seiZeI
the blanket and the Toy was dropped
safely into it.
! AS ssCn as George Converse saw that
| biz sen Was safe lie began - remem.
;.-i De fear OF fire that had parHlyZel
him. 1t was :..l gene. the shame he
fn!t only remaining. R,.t o:e idea fill
ed his mind: 10 Wipe out the stain.
lump" cried those below. holding
the blanket under the window.
George sat down on the window sill.
! took a pipe and a tobacco pouch from
his pocket. filled the pipe. lighted 1t
and heGau to puff as coolly as if there
We're no fire.
Jump" repeated the crowd. THE
roof may fall at any moment"
I'm going back the way | came" "
he said doggediy.
"1f you do. you are dead man."
"Then III be q dead man."
He turned frem the window. but.
hearing the a;,oEiZed call Of his wife,
| bent over the sill. The look she gave
him told him that he had no need 10
vindicate himself in ner eyes, and he
remembered that if lie We're lost she
would be left to continue to support
herself and tt.eir children. he jumped
into the blanket.
From that moment George Converse
became an industrious worker and
made his family happy and comforta-
ble In one way only did he show .
weakness. After his experience with
fire he was in constant dread Of its via
iting his home again.
DUANE C.. STARKWEATHER
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
SHE MADE
HIM BRAVE
IOrigiLall ].


There is III every one, however
strong, some weakness which is bound
to show itself sooner or later Such
WIS tl.e case VIII George Converse,
Who at tw !ty-ei.1.t lad served two
eliiist.4eHtS in TIE United States army
With credit. He lad entered as Il pri-
vate and come oat as first sergeant of
his company, besides having been men
toned several tines for gallantry in
action Tie reason why he did not EN-
list for another term 0as because he
had fallen in love will pretty seam
stress. Who ;Gorcl lin. and they We're
to ie married. LA IIarHeT was very
proud Of Ter lovers Trowe:s.
The eX-ser2ctHt found a job as por-
ter III a store. Tie couple We're mar
.;rd and wellt = l}otls,' HHe, i,l Z in q lit
tie pace r.;:rc..;.Se,, with ldas savings.
Al went we.l for awhile ilat George.
having l.ti. used % I'll e..>.re}E ar er-
ent lite, becHlue r.-st:Ve under ta!e com
Ilonn.:,e" duties o. 4 orttr lie missed
Ike cat Of door hfe. tie ln;:l;ial muse.
Ike ilpta!!.c ring O. :rl:!S and es,1cc!@!-
Il The excitement ane f';;n.er Of a cam,
~ i@H. Day after day i.v grew mere
iiscontented and al hast !es:an to shili,
It's dates. This ii tine cost Kim his
pos.t.Gii. IIe VS. rot sorry. because
he though: Ae woa!u find something
better suited tc LIS taste. His little
wife encouraged him to think thus,
tp rt lp lQ<
their i..eNn1" SHOULD he cut off.
George :l.e>. several other occupx.
tons, tat did not show any more ar.
titude fer work in them than in the
FIRST From some Of them he retired
voluntarily; from others he WAS dis
charged. Meanwhile children We're
born to the couple, "nd since there
were so many mouths to feed the wife
resumed the work of seamStress. which
SIZE had hahn down at her maria &c
She still lad the same admiration fo1
her husband and delighted to hear hin
tell his friends of his battles. listening
herself denurcly and watching with
pride the effect On the others. How
ever, Georges position as do-nothing
permitting his wife to support Lv
only herself and their children, bLI
Lin as well. at last caused the fingel
OF scorn to be pointed at him. His
frij nds dropped away, and he had NJ
one to admire him except his Wife.
At hast an event happened that open
cd lda's eyes. So long as George wal
an eX-hero of many battles she coul(
brook his Inability to labor at ordinar!
duties. though she WAS obliged to sup
Ply the deficiency herself. but oat
night. being awakened by the smell OF
smoke. She got up, opened the bedroom
door aad found that the house above
was in flames. Awakening her hUs
band. she bale him go to the upper
| ncUr and bring their eldest 10y. Whit
she carried down the OTHER two cEii
dl-i.. who slept in Il room opposite Il
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23

40 t'i'ncs in the treatment of ma
e%taSsa ere now fully understood.
;" 4as drying process is q dela-
L Aat fsoduces more mischief
FL benefit. Second. st~aoe, com
Z! sense and experience proclaim!
\ cream Balm tc be instant relief,
anal. certain cure. It cleanses the
(eaSed membranes and never makes
! p.'Cent sneeze Price 80 cents.
y druggists and by Ely Broth
90 Warren street, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
General Offices III Pine St.,


payable
Reliable
ved Invite maton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23
&C. C.. c." on Every Tablet.

Every tablet of Cascarets Candy
Cathartic bears the famous c. c. c.
Never sold in bulk. Look for it and
accept no other. Beware of fraud.
All druggists, 1oc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23


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.
,
:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23

rss Travellers Insurance eoHpanS
~ ,onnary |, 1902, had paid po}ic5,
y y 49,, laius amounting to $i5.9a5,-
'O'o ana will pay policy holdefs
'0''1.. between four and Eve million
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-05-23

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10
George Sreberif Grneft Tlbert.


1877, suslei9 nit isinem iR 1892 perz
ftorbenen Glteren 8ruber, Dem 9eraps
bon Clarence, als &abett eintrat. oils
rMatroienprin5" mar CT balb in bers
feIben betannt unb beliebt. Sn 1893
berbeiratbete er fi9 nit Der 1867 sebo=
renen prinsefiin Maria BON Sed, Der
@erlobten ieines peritorbenen Glteren
8rubers, tpelder Gbe bier &inber, brei
Snbne unb cine So9ter, entfproHen
ftnb. Sein eriies &ommanbo als briti=
f9er Marineoffisier erbielt er 1899,
unb omar iiber Elm S~prpebpboot. No9z
benz befebliste er bas 4riessf6iff
Crescent" Sn 1901 besab er fi9 nit
feiner @emablin nod Quitralien, INN Der
feierli9en gr0ffnuns bes erften Yurla>
r1ents bes neu s~esrinbetsn Common
tpealtb Of 4uitralia" beisupobnen.
9urd bic Reiie, bic fih auBerbem auf
Neufeefanb unb aanaba ausbebnte,
puroe, pie S0nis gbuarb in ieiner
Sbronrebe ausfibrte, elm Wunid Der
perforbenen 9Dnisin 9ictpria erfiint.
gefdetbenbeit, Iniprudslofistsit unb
2eutfelistett iOaeu George in bobem
WaBe eisen fein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10

a. ~ SkoiSlJtoi.
biirfts cine Der grDbten benz grs
5ie6ungslpeien bienenben Srsaniiatios
men Der grbe bilben. 9egriinbet purbs
bic Geienidaft in 1857 unter benz Ras
mei Hational Sea9ers IHociation,
unb ibr 3ped mar Qnfanss nur bic
8ebanbluns pGbasosiider Srasen, 10
nett lie bic Bolts pber Dffentli6e
S6ule betreffen, fcpie bic Dabrune
Der Snterefen Der lebteren unb Der
8plfsf9ulfebrer be5iebunssrpeiie 2eb=
rerinnen. Der @erbinbung traten ies
bod i'm 2aufe Der .3eit 2ebrer aner
alaHen Biz gum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unb zPrdTbenten, bel, 70 baB fi9 bic
@eieui6aft 1870 unter Der 8eaeihnuns
Rational educational EXPLOITATION neu
orsanifirte.
Die Ifoeiation. 81 beren Rafe iebes
Witslieb einen Sabresbeitras bon So
entri1tet, befist beute elm @erm0sen
bon fait 100000. Die Organization
tbeilt fi9 in 1s peridisbene Departes
ments, bic ieben 3peis bes Graiebunss>
tpeiens, bonn &inbersarten Biz gum
Nationalen graiebunssratbs, umfoTen.
Bel ben Sabresberfammlunsen tperben
@ortrdse unb Debatten iiber pdbaso>
glide 4nseIesenbeiten sebalten unb
Sdriften ~Dertbeilt.
Der bermalige prdfibent Der QHos
eiaticn lit @iGiam M. 8~earbibeor,
profefor am Staats=g college fir Msris
tuItur unb Medunit in Soma. 8earbs
ibear, Der in 9apton, o., seboren
tpurbe unb IN gale ftubirte, 1T 81
Sabre alt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10

Die 3inferseuguns Der
melt 1T i'm Sabre 1901 melt iiber
bic bisberise 90be binausgetDadfen:
gs finb I'm nerfloHene1 SABRE IN gu<
rppa unb in ben Der. Gtaaten insge>
fammt 498, 800 Spnneu Clint er5eugt
taprben. bas 1T 1880 9onnen mebr
als i'm 0oriabre unb 16,105 9or1len
mebr als i'm Sabre 1899.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10
SIN pitnar orr Gr,irbuus.

9ts II. Sabsestoupeutiou Der NationaI 0sn,
eatienal HMoetatien.
Die Rational educational NHocid<
tbn, Die m ben Sasen bonn 7. Biz II.
Suli b. s. in M~inueopolis, Winn.,
ibre Al. Sabresfonpention obbGlt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10
A6nis GSuaros CRIB.

sereift.
Seorse Jreberid grneit Gilbert, Der
jseitgeborene Spbn bes &0nigs gbuarb
VII. unb Der aOnisin @leranbra bon
England. itebt in ieinem 3S. 2ebensc
iabr.
Gr pnrbe fir ben Sienit in Der eng
liihen Marine pprsebilbet, in bic er
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25
Silippiuife Oemofrater.
ct mt politif Tarti CT usitnast pan
Silippinerne.

Sfslse @fterretninaer til arigsSe.
pnrtamertet / 8aibtngton bar Ser paa
De fiIippinife Ger barutet ita et Demo.
fratiif Rarti, 5renragenSe 6tlipiros
bar iIuttet ia til Oct. beriblan0t 8eue.
raj 2ufban. 'pm itf iitnno en- Sprsrs.
ilof pan Zen Samar % commanders
Se S%uiurgerterne oeO Den Sto, %
gioSbdSet / gaIaraiga ionNt Steo,
De iiIoppinife 9cmotrater iOrldnger
Ell Soranoriua / oet utIpGrcnNe Stpre
paa 6ilippinerue, iaa Solicit ton ina
tuere at iige. De bill, at Der IfaI opret.
tes en- 2opitiitniug pau to 8nmrc, Tom
pGlaes efter De ianme StemrieretSreg'
Ter, Der sieloer / amcrifu, % at DC BE-
iIutninger, iom beggr 3arre cres ON,
ll6en piOere ifal bliue 2ou.
Oct fortGlles, at General Sithan
Gar iiinoe al irSaioe en apis, iom ifal
bipe Organ for Oct npe Rarti,
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25
en- Waoprope.
Experimental paa nnse MGHo mss to-
milf bebauSleec 6posuarer.

grof q. 8 @ilen, iom er 5oritan.
Der for 9anSbrugsoepartcmeutets te.
mtife aioeIing, begpnote ghanoag oen
2loe Rcpember Ell "0taoprsoe" meo
~ unge R9nS / Regieringeus Siene.
tie. SpIferne paaItaar, at aieo, iom
prPierpere8 meS gorar os andre Sc
mitnlier, er itooeIist for SuuobeSen
% Grof. 8ilep oil MI element en-
praftiif Brsoe isge at utoobeoiie oeune
BaditanO.
9e ~ urge RRno bar melSt liz
iripiais % er ale iriifc 90 Iterfe. aae
bar be lopet Broiesioren, at DC. iaa'
IGnee Brsoetioeu parer. life ifal ipiie
eller oriffe anoet. enb Oct, ban tiaaoer
Dem at iGtte tiatps. 6 al Dem ifal
Ieoe al aiso, ioni life er femiif bctauo.
lei, % al 8rsHiager, meoens Dc andre
6 ifaI iaa femiif bebanSlet 2iso. Sdo
ifal set goa / outreni 2 Tiger. IA ifal
DC gisre 9Dtte. Eaa Den 0tnaoe oil
man iortiGtte Ct stor eIler mere.
RRnSere ifal Oeies fsr boert Roati6,
og boer DAG oil oercs geinbenoe og
llSieenoe bIiOe usiastig neOteguet. Get
er Regieringen ont at gisre at faa
brogt paa oct rene, bpiIfsr 8irfHing
gornr. SplicpIipre, 5orraIoebpOe.
genSoeipre, S~oodbensoat oa andre
a~etnifaIier, iom bruaes til BrRicrue.
ring Of 5sbemioIer. uosoer paa Dem,
Der ipiier iaaSan Nab.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25
ODER S%Yoamerifa.
Stort Sermbaneprojeft GiGre. =
8iemnem gabesbjergtne.

Wr. Dliblep, Tom er amerifonif mi.
ritter | Bern, inbberetter til l~tbenrigs.
oepartementet / @aibingtpn at ct
amerifanif &ompani Ear anisgt Den
peruoianffe Hegiering ON SilaSelie
til at faa bpsse en- Serltbane ira girra
eaer Sambapeaue 6egse / Reprt6li.
fens rorolise Sisrne) til ct 8unft peo
Imasonflooen pua BEN ar1oen SIDE al
Gnoesbiergene. aompnniet bill paa
ben Wou0e oprette en- Sorbinoelie
mellem Stiaebanet % Itlmterbaoet
tpersoper Spoomerifa. Ima5on err
ieilbar langt opoper ira lit l10lsb / ut.
lanterbapet / oct norbliee graiiIien,
og ben bar mango ieilbare 9iflober;
oct itore 8anoipItem fsrer inc | 2nro.
ifaber, iom er rigt uoitpreoe al Ratu.
rem, men iom biOtiI bar mangIet Sor.
binoelie meb llbenpSrbenen. Den
proieftereoe Sernbaue ifal gaa ooer
anbesfieben giennem bennes labelte
9alfsre, tpts g1tno Iigeer 7,170 SOB
ODER Sabet. Samme &ompani oil
bpsse forifiellige SioeIinier no ira so.
peoIinien. Den periipiuuife &egie.
ring bar oeret foritanois nof til at
meooeIe ben forIangte aoncesiion. 5
TO aar ifaI oct amerifmnife 8ompani
baoe ubelufferSe Ret iii at foretage
Den ~nsbpenotse nbitifnius os Sp.
mailing, og oiier oct Jig, at en- gane
fnn bpgees, bill Regieringen ufflutte
en- aontraft me0 Odnfierne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25
Wanea RrobIinecr.
Icllem 10000 % 10000 u~aniprt
Ssrn ! 3ew Yurf Gitp.

2igeiom gmerifa tiblieere bar ops
rettet Baiteur. SrItintter, er oct MI
iiGro meo at oprcttc 9orenj.S nititlr.
ter, iiSen Sen bergn,te 8ienerlPge, Or.
2oren3, fom BERTH % bite, boorle'
beS WiSoannelier bos 8srn fan flrre'
reg. Or. Reptor 20. Stoffer ! Sem
Dorf bar til Cornell llnineriitp Reoi.
cal College fnpttet ct Oispeninrp. en-
fri 9uranitalt, spor uanfsre gsrn be-
banoles gratis. Segningen BERTH er
paa fort SiO bIepet iorbmuienOe itor,
os Or. Sbaffer er tommen til Den
Sperbepisning, at Der | Rep Dorf er
mellem 10000 % 10000 Bern, iom
fiber al MisbanneIier, oeraf 10000
poa Salpsen Woraltten alene. Wnn
antager, OF oper So Brocent al oiSie
iilpffeIige fan bIipc biiilpne, inIialO
iaa meget, at De bill bIipe iitanO til at
arbeibe for fit grso,
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-25
Sang Rioetur.

Or. 0oraISiou Smitb / BbilnoeI.
pbia bar taget iig en- RiSetiir paa 1000
9dl. San itarteSe ira BbiIaOelybir
Sen Toe Rai. REQ fsrit til Baltimore
os log Der inO pau Sen ganle Ratio.
ualuei til Columbus. g.. Sort 8apne
% Chicago. San REQ giermerrinitlig
80 Dtil on Gugen % oar 2S Oase
paa 5uren. IRA Chicago RED ban til
dubuque % uioere Oeitoner giennem
Sorua, men fom Der / 6louttoen cg
bcv Tibet gieitirit mootageu, On Gug,
oa set regneSe. iom StmIer par anbet,
ft ban meO gtsO Suslp Dos en- Jar.
mcr. ara Soma res ban sieHfem
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ride. at ban tOs SrGret for al fonrrre
tiIbage til B%Filaoelpbia. HUor ban tnS-
trai Sen 20oe Ropember.
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Sefienot Ooromano 900
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iamles mso itue Sabre.

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noaen Wenigheo, Wrn snp / anreres
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befirfer | Gbieneo. Gan pnr en- erei
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plynerer en- SpiaehuIe.
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$t65 no al bans CONNER. aasierer
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