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, 1903-06-11
SARATOGA CHIPS.

j. c. Jack was in from the Bow
this week.
james Daniels was over from Med
icine Bow yesterday.
jackson |. Brown was down from
French creek on Friday Of last week.
L. S. Stanley has been quite ill the
past few days, but is now improving.
j. G. Dettenger was in from En-.
campment the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Web5er cam,
in from Encampment ON Tuesdays
stage.
Sam Hansen is in from the Pass
creek Basin on business for Haley Il
Harden.
w. b. Wykert has moved his fami-
ly into his new residence in Riverside
addition.
Mr., and Mrs. j. +. Crawford enter-
tanned Governor Chatterton at dinner
Friday evening.
A little daughter came 10 the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Franklin last
Wednesday, the Bird inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Condict
and sons Winthrop aud Lawrence
We're in the city last Friday.
The genial c-ountenance Of Grant
Jones, Of the Dillon Doublejack, was
in our city this morning.
+. d. Whitney, Forest ranger, re-
turned Saturday from a trip over the
western portion OF the reserve.
Mrs. Lougeay aud daughter Marie
arrived from Denver Sunday and
made the doctor glad with their pres
ence.
A little boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Otis Sunday
morning. DIR. Burke reports all do
ing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Huston and
Mrs. Ted &. Huston, were city visit
ors Monday and took in the base ball
game while here.
Walter w. Coihren was in town
yesterday. He has beeL summoned
to appear at Rawlins tomorrow as a
witness in a case there.
Mrs. Moerke was down from Ten
Mile Tuesday. She says Brush
creek is very high and the water Is
all around the bridge at her place,
The Misses Julia and Jeanie Camp
bell, c npanied by Archie and
Ranpie Campbell, were in from Their
Pass creek homes to attend the bal
game.
The Sun office was favored with a
pleasant visit from Cousty Clerk II.
b Jennings Monday. Mr.. Jennings
was accompanied on his trip by his
little son Richard.
w. w. Rose aud Lawrence Phi.
lips left this morning for the Oregon
Buttes with a load Of supplies for the
placer work which they expect TO dc
in that country this summer,
, 1903-06-11
DILLON LOCALS.

Frank Mason II lanes Bennett,
contractors, are building a residence
for C. X. Ferris.
The Ferris mercantile building is
now well under way, and twelve men
ere employed in hurrying this work.
This building is scheduled for COM
pletion by July LIST.
A force of men is steadily employ
ed at the Four mile placers heal
Dixon, and a goodly amount of gold
EN- treasure is being put aside by the
lucky owners of the property.
The Reeder coal mine near Slater
is being worked constantly and much
good coal is being taken out This
mine furnishes iG3 tons of coal
monthly to the Four mile placer mine,
besides supplying with coal the great
er part of the Snake river country.
Sage chickens, young aud tender,
are now being hunted with fulfilling
satisfaction by the boys in the. foot
hills. The spring chickens are yet
quite small, but they are plentiful
aud mighty good" to eat, and some
say it is impossible to wait any
longer.
VIM Beeler has purchased from
Frank Lester "a ranch at the forks of
Battle creek. Four thousand five
hundred dollars was the monied con-
sit Grafton in the transfer. Beeler
has six acres in potatoes expressly for
the Dillon market and is making gar
den with all his might.
The Chicago Venture company,
with Robt. IL. Young as superintend-
ent, has completed bunk and eating
houses, and is now shaping things
for continuous work. The property
OF this company is ranked among the
hrst in,the country, and the company
itself is IA live one with ample funds
WIN winch TO Work.
A large ditch has been made
through the center Of Dillon. This
ditch Is to be converted into a cover
ed waterway for the use of the PEG.
pie of the business portion of the
town. The water that flows through
it is direct from springs upon the
mountain side to the north, and is
sufficient in quantity to supply Il pop
ulation OF several thousand.
A vote OF thanks by the Double
jack is given to Mrs. j. NJ. Riggs, of
Copperton, for a present of the first
trout served on Dillon tables since the
opening of the fishing season. These
trout were caught in Battle creek
near C%opperton, and we're of the size
and speckled beauty calculated to
cause "a "bacon eater to founder"
even at the sight.
G. l.. Flamme has returned to
Dillon from San Francisco where he
has spent the winter. His return is
looked upon as being of much impor-
lance to the people in the immediate
vicinity of Dillon, owing to the fact
that he is "a large owner of choice
property right at the very edge of the
Dillon TOWNSHIP. Flamme
his intention to spend the summer in
still further developing his claims.
Thirty five men are busily engaged
in repairing the tramway. This force
has been working ON Bridger Peak
and at the Hennings gulch, and with
such telling results that a trial run of
the tramway was made successfully
yesterday. Many Of the largest
stockholders of the North American
Copper company, which company
owns the tramway and Rudefeha
mine and the Encampment smelter,
are expected here within u day or two
and the work Of repairing the tram
way has been hurried in order that
they may see it in operation.
, 1903-06-11

A ten pound son made its appear
ance at the home of S. @. Hunter,
Monday night. All concerned are
doing well, and Hunter is as proud
of that boy as if it weighed % or 30
pounds.
j. W. Huston, who has been mana
ger of p. A. Ralli's ranch OF. the river
for the past two years, came in from
there Monday and left Tuesday for Il
three or four weeks vacation in Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. Dabler, a sister of Mrs. j. c..
Brewer, who has been here on a visit,
returned to her home Saturday in
Princeton, Ills. Her mother, Grand
ma Smith, went with her for a visit
of a few months.
w. Blydenburgh, the son of IL. ID.
Blydenburgh, president of the Jack
Creek Land X Cattle Company, re-
turned home Saturday from college,
where he graduated at the expiration
OF the spring term.
j. w. Moore, accompanied by his
daughter Mrs. Fannie Stout, of Wal
den, Colo, arrived here Saturday
.vauinn Nrc Stout avpa.tS 60 visit
some time with her sisters, the Misses
Rhoda aud Jessie Moore.
The arrangements committee for
the carnival this fall held IA meeting
last night and the date for that
great event was set for the 10th, 2lst
aud 22nd of August. We will have
more particulars next week.
Kaylor Bros. We're in from the Elk
Mountain mine Monday and Tuesday
Of this week. They nov have the
! electric power plant on the ground at
the mine and expect to have it in
running order in about 10 days.
Whoever built some of the side
walk in the northern part of town
left a very ragged and unsightly jolt
behind him. The ends of the boards
have not been sawed square, but left
in the rough, just as they anne from
the mill.
Mrs. Louis Tichenor gave Il six
o'clock dinner in honor of Miss Car
rie Foster of Rawlins, last Friday
evening. The Misses Rhoda and
Jessie Moore and the Messrs Mean
ally, Blackhall and Baker were the
iurited guests.
The new side walk on River street
south progresses apaee. There are
several gaps to be filled in and then
the city will build the crossings
There has been a shortage on lumber
or this work would have been done
some time ago.
We have a few copies of last weeks
Sun, containing the magnificent pic
ture OF the town, left. II you wish
your eastern friends to see how Sar-
atoga looks you could not DO better
than to send thom a copy of the pa
per with the picture in it.
| n. Glasscock and j. L. Stewart,
two Indiana gentlemen, friends of Mr.
and Mrs. j. M. Sterrett and sous,
were visiting in the valley this week,
They came down from the ranch Of
+. f. Sterrett on Brush creek today
and left for the railroad, on their way
home.
VI. p. McMahon, who has beer
stopping in Encampment for SOME
time, passed through here Monday
ON his way 10 Craig, Colo, where b,
owns a ranch aud where he will max,
his hume for the present. Mr.. Nc
Mahon paid The Sun a call on hi'
way through and left some of tn,
H.. = 49, -.
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which belonged to Frank Pennock
and was of the value of S25.
lives was taken to Rawlins where
he will be tried during the pres
eut term of court, as he is likely
to p lead guilty. lives said he
had a partner in the crime, but he
has not been apprehended up to
this. time.
, 1903-06-11
The S~anitarium.

DR.. W. III. Lougeay now has his
ESanitarium fixed up and is ready
20 receive patients. The rooms
nave been made very attractive
|and all of the arrangements of the
building have been made with the
Fiew to comfort and pleasure as
, 1903-06-11
Drew Valuable Silver Watch.

f. N. Larsen, the popular gro
ceryman, is carrying a fine silver
watch, with Elgin movement,
which he drew as a prize from
the San Francisco Examiner.
The watch is certainly a very
, 1903-06-11

fine piece of mechanism and Mr..
Larsen has cause to be proud of
his good fortune. Have a look
at it. Mr.. Larsen will be proud
to exhibit it to you.
, 1903-06-11

well as practical purposes. This
institution will certainly prove a
great booon to those who require
Just such treatment as DR.. Lou.
geay FAN give and they viii have
nil the advantage to be derived
from . regular hospital.
, 1903-06-11
DISCUSSES RESERVATIONS.
Governor chatterton Writes Letter to
the Department Making Strong Pro-
test.

the Department Making Strong Pro
test.
Governor Fenimore Chatieriou
has sent "A strongly worded pro.
test to the interior department
and Commissioner Richards of
the general land office against the
creation of such extensive forest
and game preserves in Wyoming.
the receipt of which is expected
to create Il sensation in Washing.
ton.
Over one-ihird of the entire
state of Wyoming has been spgre-
gated by the national government
Tor reservations of different kinds
and the reserve question is now
mi of the most vital to the inter
ests of Wyoming, as we'll ms other
states. 1t was upon this question
that the late Governor Richards
took issue with President Roose.
Welt and his in office is
equally as firm in his convictions.
His protests based ON his oh.
servations while on his trip
through the north part of the
state and his objections are as
follows:
"First-Against the unwarrant-
ed enlargement of the forest re-
serve by the adding thereto of
large tracts of irrigable and pas
ture lands.
"Second-Against the continu-
ance of one A. A. Anderson, a res
ident of New York city, as super
intendent of the Yellowstone for
est eserve.
"Third-Against the prohibit
tion of live stock grazing on the
open, grassed parks and untim-
bered portions of the reserve.
"Fourth-Against the appar-
emit endeavor to convert the forest
under the cloak of forestry, into
game preserves.
"Fifth-Against the adoption
of any other boundary line for
forest reserves than the outside
timber line.
He states that he finds thou
sands of acres of irrigable land
lying along creeks, upon some of
which settlers have been located
tor some time and made many val
nable improvements, and upon the
remainder of which others desire
TO settle, upon which there is not
a stick of timber, have been either
originally included in or from
time to time added to the reserve.
"The people protest against "A
WHO IL not ouly n
nonresident, but totally ont of
sympathy with the conditions here,
and who is no way qualified for
80 important a position-one who
makes his boast that he is Great
ing "A game preserve in the inter-
ests of n foreign association
Known as the League of American
Sportsmen.
Concluding he says:
"We therefore, ask that the area
'iof the forest reserves be reduced
afo the actual area of the timber;
that live stock owned by actual
residents be allowed to Craze in
The parks and above timber line,
Under reasonable rules; that such
reserve be not converted, under
any pretext, into game preserves,
and that superintendent of the
Reserves be appointed from the
actual residents of the state and
because of their known ~qualifca-
tions for the position; and that no
reserve be created without actual
inspection and accurate survey OF
the territory is first had.
Established Garuinr Station.
, 1903-06-11
SUNDAY:

Rnwlins so1oo25l2- l9
Saratoga 247 0 2 4 %
MONDAY.
Raw Inns 1900 PIP
Saratoga 1852 IL IT
The date for the return game
withdrawing has not been decided
upon as yet.
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(Sunfet Depot) f.....7.50 Nproens,
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Die u5reiea9reiie" bat i1ber 400
etablirte Igenturen I'M 5taate, rpirb
an iiber 700 &oitoffieen perlanbt, uno
bat cine groRe gerbreitune in. Der
Wo6bar= &epubtit Merito, i'm Snoios
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Sbr girtulatiuns+ +@ebiet in 9eras
erftredt iib pon @alnelion bis binauf
na6 Denliun, oon Waribau i'm Often
BIG nab Gl lsalo n. fernen Meften;
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weiten elm.
3uei 0feiieabe fino beitdnbie, iabr.
ein, iabraus i'm Snterefie bes 8late
tes untertpees uno fiibren oemielben
i'm Werein nit unieren rabrieeu Qps
fal 9laenten forttpabreno mere aes
ier Slt.
Sn anbetrabt oieler 1bntiaben tit
bic u5reie Brefie", ipD es ftb barum
banoelt. bic beutide Bepblterung su
erreihen. bas bette aIuseige Waes
bimm Inn Gtaate 9eraS.
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idDn murbe Wlrs. Winslom'a q 500.
thing Syrup upn Wi.lliDneu Dor
weiitteru beim Babnen Der Ginber
angemenoet. Wirft Du itn Ghlafs
ourd oa8 @breien eires Rtnoes ae.
lt6rt, oas i'm Babuen III unt Dor
Sbmeraen tpeintp Weqn 10, lafie
iofort cine Jlaibe bon ,Wers.
Win8lom8 SDDtbing Gprup" bulen.
Sem @ertb iit unbeaabl6ar. Sc
piro oeu fleinen 2eioenoen iofDrt
9inoerune ueridaffen. Wer(aBt euG
oarauf, Weiitter, es lift tein Bmeifel
oariiber. @s beilt Diarrboe, reau.
lirt ben Wia9en uno Die gsieren, be.
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@auuen. perbinoert Gntainouno
nno itdrtt oas ganse Spitem. .Wrs,
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buben. 8reiS IS Gents per ss(aiche.
&auft ni6ts anoeres, als lj}rs,
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WdrterS2 Dos TegtneHt purbe TIN
afs nod gtsbernben fofort 5uriidf9ies
ben. =
Wobin, ppbin?
Den llrlaub benuBen ltnb Berlin,
Deut{6ianb perlaHen2
Dds mar es. Daran flammerts ieine
@eele ii6 un6 f6ien fi6 aufSuri9tsn.
9lber ipie bas in Norte fleiben2
Mie bas ausipre9en.
@tnmal mar ct an's 5eniter getrete1.
I'm einen NtbemSug friffer 2uft einSu-
fdnsen
Do fief iem Qtugs auf bas 9aus gez
geniiber. Oprt, in jenel 9fii6s bate er
seitanben ais elm Sabnenflii6tiger unb
Elm 5eieer. ST bate bic Sa9e ietne5
&Dnies berldfen, neil er unter ben
Geinben feinen @oter erblidt. gr
fiibGte, er fiiblts es nit iebem Sage
beutli9er: ou9 fpenn bic augel aus
feines @aters @eipe6r i'm nt9t getrofs
fen, penn er biefe Wunbe nibt etns
pfangen baben tpiirbe er hdtte fih
enttpaFfnet sefiihlt. Wlo6ten bic anbes
rem reben unb reben unb fagen, bdb
bic Munbs i'm fompfunfdbig gerna6t:
Dor feinem eieenen 9etpiHen mar er aus
Der Ghla1t geflpben! Stun fiel Der
Name 8ernbarb Glaubius an fetn Ohr.
Gr faunte ben Mdun nur tpenig.
Mber tpenn er ibm begegnet mar, bate
er INNER bds 9efI6l 6intpeggenoms
men, elmer iebr abseflarten glatur ges
geniiber geitanben Slrbaben.
giner plDslinen @ingebung folsenb,
fpra9 er::
SD m06te glaiDius fpredeu."
Die Ghneiiern fabeH iitb an.
p9tu4 Oh" fagte 2ena nit sinsm
gema9ten Geuf5er, .ss I9eint, bab
feine {anft trdufela0s Rebe duf ane
Muraen unterfhiebslos. beilenben
9aIfam srgieBt."
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aeHd 10 motant III, fprad Wlbreat,
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Der Wama fortanholen.
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1t circulates from Galveston
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Paso and, of course mainly in
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tperoen i'm alten Gaterlano NIT arp,
Bem Snterelie aeleien, neil iie fid
frei ausipreben uno bdufig BON oriis
ben nebr Weuiafeiten unb Mabrib-
ten bringen, als Die beutinen Bel,
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8ait unb fam iib riibn,en, Nner,
tennung uno Wuroigung 5u finoen,
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lopie an Diejenigen, ipelbe tas 8latt
an ibre Berpanbten Ibiden, beruurs
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lib tbut. Sir ben geringen Breis
BON So perienoen mir portoirei llnler
reibbaltige8 WDhenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Goreffe i'm Muslanoe.
Die ssrete VreiSe fiir 1eras pabl.
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Den Gunoes Diltriftantpalt GUM
mers nadl @aibiuatpn, citirt, nno
8mar, tuie uerlautet, i'm 3ulanilnens
bange nit Den aeaen ben Bunoes.
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hDbenen ibmeren 8eitehun9s Nns
flagen. SO iDaen mod 5pei lpeis
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grnennungen folgenoer Generation.
luln: 6. Watts pDn Bennlplponien,
IN ct. Betersbure; syrant 5teins
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pDn S.. 900 fir ieoen ein5elnen ssan
allen @iienbabnen uno Dampfld9if=
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| fiibren.
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oaB Die Ser. Staaten uno Werifo
genaeiniame WtaBreseln CUR 0ef6m.
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@ranoe uno in Wnnterep ergriffen.
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pfeblenoen Sinne 81 unterbreiten.
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Sn einem Briefe an einem pDs
litiiden Jreuno bat Der Bunoesies
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ibieoenfte oaeeaen pruteftirt, oaB er
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Z @bicaeD lit, allen @rrpartunaen su'
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men Stellen oeS tueitoerspeiaten 5p.
items mieber 5ll gr0ben Nuslbrei-
tungen uno @etualttaten getonmen,
Ius Wtanila gpiro BPM 19.
Nouember berihtet. Die Situatiun
in Solo oeutet bnrauf bin, oaB tuie=
oer r1ebrIp6bentlide Sample 8u err
tuarten iino. Der Wloro5 bat Iid)
cine aIlaemeine llnrube bemabtiat.
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0er aon. melgen ote lapanl'
lWs ptsne ae9en HnBlano anlmlagt,
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guy Gppols1'on aegen GuBlono ouF@
aul1ageln.
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Solon'oius, WlIe oert@tet. oaB llg
gls 1nIte9ung oort uoer ore Secels
I1on panamaS fnon gu Slenillb ge'
legt gat. 5h oer oefur9teten anti.
aIaerldanllgen gemnnlfratlon oDr
osla gelanotlnalts'g etc. 1T
60 u Sol9e Ger SorrgfsmaBregeln
oet Jte9lerun9 nt@t gerommen.
Der aonlg nno ole Sonlaln
oSn Statlen tDnroen m GDnoDn in
9'u.Io 3 pau III leierltmer Welle pom
Sure.utapor, Slr San1eS 4. Hltcbte.
eeinn9pIaaaen- en9 g, GtIi Santett, 81 Dem
ooo Walle gelaosn tuaren. ipnroe
oeH1 iIailenilwen 1pnlgspaar su sbs
lSa asn oeIanliaitet: 0en 2oalt Deg
geapors erwleeffe Der aonla glctnr
Vnai'uel. lnoem er auf Die itets
aAoauetHoe ,yreIinolDatt anolihen
SHalano lilio STOLEN tranf.
ole Iranaoltlge Tepuollt, Wei'
egs ose neue Hepuolll Hanatna Don
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rate burden. iino aug Gaaapau

rate Burden, iino aus eaaapan
entfloben.
Carrie ytatIon tam inS WeiBe
Saus su Waibinaton unb afs ibr
Der 8ulaB gun, Brdiioenten permei-
cert wuroe. tnahte iie einen iolben
gtaoau. oaB ite nit @emalt an bic
friibe auft bef6rbert meroen muBte.
Die itreitbare Dame beabiidtiete
Dem Hrdlioenten ben 4iimmel su
reiben. neil er auf feiner Reiie burh
ben Beiten Wein unb @hisfeu nit
Iih aefiibrt uni neil er auf ben
Stufen oes Rapitols su Ippefd,
&anias, gigaretten aernudJt babel
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q. ". s. u. q. 8ab,t.

Rnrb Guero, y0arum, SouftDn unb Sal.
pefDn, tdglib. .....A. 300 8orm.
unb 9.45 Mbeubs. ................
Rad Corpus gbrifti, &Dfpert unb Bee,
bile taali6 2.15 Natbm.
Wadb Borne unb &errnille. t69lih 49,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1926 Born.
Nud) B1rne unb Rerrnille, Somstags 3.45
Wadm. gufunft Wontags $50 Nbeubs
Nnfunft.
Bon eaer0, g)Dafum. GDufton mnb @al-
peftou, taglidb 7.46 Nforeens
ltnb 6 so Gbenbs.
Bon Corpus Gbrifti, Hodport unb Bee-
uflle tdgiib. ib...............1 1885 Wacbm.
Bon 8brne unb aerrpine. taqli9.
................... Qbenbs.
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Broblrt uulere gugen QYblsties
uno @eine 5a nieorieen Breilen.
W. Gaifafula & gpa, Wtain g(pp
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Uulf GbDre Babm.

u bfabrt.
ytadl 4abernia, Sntberlanb Springs,
St1dbale. tdgIid. 500 8Drrn.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stof0ale, Sutherland Springs mnb
Qanernia. tdaiich. 1900. 2::30 Wahm