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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-13
HELP FOR SALE
WANTED

Transfers.
LabOrerS.
Sheep herders.
Men for LANDING.
Ranch hands.
Camp cook.
Man and wife for ranch.
Men for N. P. r. r., east and west;
free fare.
Men for B. & M. R. r. Free fare.
Teams for ditch.
Hand shearers to contract to shear.
Man to take contract to put up 700
tons of hay.
80 laborers, all summer work, $50
per month.
TO RENT.
Two or three rooms, en- suite, with
bath and other modern conveniences,
completely furnished for house keep
ing. Rates reasonable.
FOR SALE.
264-Bgg Incubator and Brooder, as
good as new; $25.
Lot 5-Ranch of 80 acres, 16 miles
south of Bridger, all under ditch;
60 acres alfalfa; - acres grain; g.
wire fence, sheep tight; Is inches
water; good we'll; river front; $2,25O.
Lot 7-157 acres one mile from
Bridger; all under ditch; 70 acres
broken; 40 acres in alfalfa, 30 in
grain; 81 pasture; all under 3-wire
fence; small orchard; good house;
chicken house, granary, ice house;
f1rst-class water right; good well; riv-
Ell front; good feed ground; $4,000,
easy payment.
Bell phone - kEl1N
Moffet % - NIlIsS
Employment Office S0uthof Depot.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-13

We guarantee all our work and Il
Dot satisfactory we will make it 50
or return your money.
BILLINGS STEAM LAUNDRY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06

81 the week The lottery dnWInE
occurs on that day There are pub
De dances and al saloons run open
The famous dives are open upon the
streets aud men % affairs and ua-
Hltton. such uH they are openly ioltsf
about the doora Shams Be- a forgot
ten emotion, and the aor1ld lives 81
most 81 the hlHh and low IN raua
ma HoCiefy o. beyond belief
fulyEamy o. commonly pfariired
Along the route % the canal. near
Colon and lu American territory
! stopped a. palm matched house
and was Froeted by an undrrrinnd
feHaman. who stood before he
door in his bare legs lie spoke
broken English. which o. unusual
aud be gfeeted me cordially The
vas a aurpfise Tor the best an
American can get frum most OF
them on meeting ia e sour smile
This native haaHtrd of 81 ea-uhuut
grove and PROGRESSED prosperity In
deed. his house uHu above the Apefs
agg and eoconuutH hung IN heavy
punches en- EVERY tree. asked Ia
whom all the naked children | aaH
running about belonged ITO ne.
he replied. grinutnE Eighteen aud
six wives. 90 far" lie said h. aaa
a. years cid.
The Spanish word smnuana." pro.
nouncrd many IL unqueHtiou 8
abs tho most popular word in the
Fanamau vocabulary II means to-
morrow Everything that should be
done today h promised -manBna. 2
And thc uuruphistirated seen learns
that this means week. month a.
any Indefinite time that may auit
the larry native Money Viii not
tempt him wheu there is "a fraction
81 a chance q putting work aside
until -mauana-
The best that can be said ~ the
average FauamHn is that be 81 but
/ hair civilized. degenerate and n dan
reruus and uncertain quantity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06
starr Correspondence 70 the News
paper Enterprise Association.
Copyright. ig0f. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.
BY MARr.Ex E PEW

PANAMA. Dec. Sin Panama
the American eagle has under his
protecting wing a wlllful. deceitful
and unruly chick. Il IL one preco-
cious IN artfui cunning and Inclined
BY nature 10 the broad and easy
path. According 20 his light Panama
Il a wicked child
This dark skinned son Of the
tropics perhaps inherited an instinct
for careless morals from hot old
Spanish blood. but he has a way OF
his own Of praeticinK the bad that
is in him
Secretary q War Taft. who came
down BY order Of President Rooae-
welt to put a few patches on the
ambiguous canal treaty. may sue
'ceed IN satisfying the claims % Pan
anna A. a minimum expense 70 tho
United States. and conditions may
seem shaped for future regularity.
But TAFT cant reform the Panaman.
In this fox faced. hybrid human
ity there IL stored a passion for dis
order which. as an American lawyer
here said. n az sure 70 turn upon the
couutry's sponsor az a sur1y mon
Erei dog n certain, sooner or later.
to turn upon the hand that feeds IT,
Here IL a city and a country where
charitable Riews upon the weak
nesses Of mankind are apt % become
warped and befogRed. and where pa
tieuee r. liable to act az a doubtful
virtue. No very complimentary de-
duction can be made from a com
poalt Of the common characteristics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06

Towne's, Perrin's or Dents
The beet variety OF Mems Dress
and Street Gloves IN the city. +. y.
Brooks & Co.. 1871 I'd Ave. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06
DIR. Miles
New Heart Cure

This famous heart ard blood tonic
will cure you N taken iu time.
The time O. when yea notice any q
the above symptoms
= am Eiad ! WaR persuaded Co try
Or Miles Heart Cure. suffered
greatly from Hhnrfnesa Hf breath. pal
pltHtlnu. amotheFiuH spells and pain
around heart / took bottles and waH
entirely cured This was two FrafH
ago. and ! have had no symptoms
since JOHN X. TODD. = n. Unit
ouuiia. Ohio
n fist bottle does not benefit. your
druggist will return your money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06

down from Fortune island. IN the
bahama group. FOR month at l.
Time. and lPh.f for 80 cents gold a
. day and keep
The prosperous shops in the cities
b % Panama and Colon are ogt ned b.
q Cinnamon. Europeans aud "a fas
Americans. mainly from the south
rrn states. Even the far famed Pan
Nfua hats are not manufAe fnrrd la
Panama. but ln dunyaquil and Palta.
[ Peru
Panamans are keen and active
/ In the great national gambling en-
teFpfiaeH. and though they do not
/ control these. they sell lottery tick
I cts for 20 cents silver each on a com
Z intastou Of per cent. but this work
only requires sitting about IN pub
/ lie places and the small cxsrtion Of
making change.
The most expert eroupier ia the
largest gambling house in this ctty
" Pauaman. and natives who
| viii loll about the streets with pain
I ful laaHltude during the day VIII
wake up at night over the roulette
board and display astonishing ue-
tivtty
\ little pottery. very crude In de-
sign and texture, BE- produced BY ma
tVeH, but this Industry dates back
60 indian Initiative.
Among the natural resources Of
the country which are undevcIoned.
/ besides gold and emerald mines.
are rich deposits Of mercury. cop
per. iron. salt. gypsum. lime. coal
and sulphur. Some Of the finest
/ pearls ln the world have been found
| along the Pacific coast and adjacent
/ Islands. There are great quantities
| o. e0coabola and other valuable
/ woods. and the rubber plant
| abouuds
\ few natives find employment as
| cowboys on ranches In the Interior
| along the coast lines. Several Of the
| old Spanish gold mines some Of
/ which are aafd to be excellent prom
critics, have recently been reopcned
Tor operation. but negroes aud in
dams are chiefly employed. The Da
rien gold mine. south 81 Colon and
near the coast, II said 10 yield from
iif 90 us gold ton. and II In con
slant operation.
In this city Panamans are chiefly
employed IN saloons. gambling
houses. hotels. police force and army
and ia such positions as require
small exertion. Indians aud ne
groes are the workers.
Cab drivers do thriving business
and most Of these are natives. They
are a suriy. naughty lot. and nstute
at grating. one Of them drove the
writer "a distance OF hair mile. the
regular rate for which is 20 cents
Two stops were made long enough
to snap camera, about six seconds
| When the destination was reached
the fellow demanded 60 cents on
the techuicality that the trip was
divided into three parts. and no trir
was made for less than 20 cents. A
slick trick OF cab drivers IL TO nod
To a stranger Just M he ~ entering
n house or store. n the victim re-
plies 10 what f. apparently pleas
ant salutation the driver will stot
before that door and remain until
the stranger reappearH. when fare
Tor the time spent at the door, rate
~ an hour. ~ demanded. for failure
10 pay which ~ confinement In the
filthy calaboose threatened.
one American canal engineer pas
compelled to pay one of these graft
cra ttt for standing one whole AFT
eruoon before his own door.
Panama. like Colon. f. run wide
open" Gambling games are patron.
tied more on Sunday than any day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands OF Men and Women Have Kidney
Troskk an6 Never Suspect 1t.

TelPvs, Kidney Rensdy Swamp
Bottle Sent Absolutely Free BY Mail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06

q this Idle. stupid. filthy ignorant.
selfish. immoral and grating people.
Among half a million natives alt
work u done under protest. unwll.
iinEiy and iaEEtnEly Il ia thing
to be avoided as the plague. and
serves only when an empty stomach
demands filing. The honored man
IL he whose INSCRIPTIONS wits serve
him for a livelihood rather than his
strength. industry or invention.
FILTHY habits are common because
Clearly ones are usually more Ia
hoflous.
A dollar gained through sharp
practice is dollar earned. dol
lar made through toll IL n doubtful
gain. a dollar CHANGED ou the turn
81 a roulette wheel IL a dollar we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06

Invested. a dollar for patched coat
IL so much thrown into the Golfers
Of a doHplsed custom. and a dollar
~ hand through graft. where the
government IL the loser. IL solid gold
and Is precious beyond compare.
These are some Of the reasons
why Panama cannot claim half a
dozen native enterprises of value.
why her great natural resources lie
absolutely undcHeloped. 30 far az her
people are concerned. and why. for
general tons. like staRnant. flthy
pool, smelling to heaven and harbor-
ing a reekinR herd Of crocodnes
which bask through the bright days
In Shiny beds and fatten on fostering
CRIME.
The Panama Railroad A. Steam
boat Co. which for so years has
been the life and blight Of the 18th
mus. employs Americans and Jamai-
can negroes along the line. There
are q few Panamans employed, but
only ia positions where no heavy
mental or physical energy Is de-
handed. All the freight handlers on
the busy docks at La Boca and Co
Ion are husky Jamaicans who come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06
GIVEN TOKENS

UNIVERSITY STATION. Dee. G.
Eighteen members Of the varsity
football team. who have played 10
az least two intercollegiate games.
we're this morning presented with
their We at assembly or this
number Is are expected 60 return
next year Captain McElmon and
Dode Brinkcr this year complete
their work During assembly Jacob
a Riis delivered an address. The
largest number Of visitors attend
ing an assembly this year Was not
cd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06

II used 60 be considered that only ur=
mary and bladder troubles were 60 be
traced To o. Kidneys. but now modern
science proves that uehrly an diseases
have thuit beginning IN the disorder "
these most important organs
Therefore. when your kidneys are
weak or uut Of order. you can under
stand how quickly your entire body rs
affected. and how every organ seems 10
fail Co do itH duty.
II you ate sick or Feel badly begin
taking the EHent kidney remedy. d.
kiwerH swamp Root because as soon
as your Kidneys begin to vet better they
viii help all the other organs Co health
A trial viii convince anyone
ehsurfuily recommend and indorse
the great remedy, Dr. kilmer's Swamp
Root, for kidney trouble and bad liver.
have used i and derived great benefit
from, 4, I believe Il has cured me en-
tlrely Of kidney and liver trouble, from
which I suffered terribly.
Most Gratefully Yours
A. n. REYNOLDs,
Chief Of Police. Columbus, CO.
weak and unhealthy Kidneys are ~
HnnuHible for many kinds Of diseases.
aud 10 permitted 90 continue much sur
fcriur and fatal results are sure 10 fol-
low. Kidney trouble iffitateH the nerves.
makes Yau diEzy reatisHn. slsepleas and
Irritable. MakeH you pass water often
during the day and ubliEsa you ta get
uu many times during the night TN
healthy kidneys cause rheumatism.
gravel eatafrh ~ the bladder pain OF
dull 1Che tn the back Joints and mus
giHa make your head ache and back
ache. cause Indigestion. stomach and
liver trouble. YOU get saiiow, yellow
complexion. make you feel aH though
yuu had heart trouble you may have
plenty 81 ambition. but no strength. act
weak and 81 aHte away.
Tho cure fof these troubles IL Dr XII
mef'n swamp Root the world famous
Kidney remedy IL taking swamp Root
you afford natural help % Nature. for
swamp Root iH the most perfect healer
and gentle atd 90 the Kidneys that IL
known O. medical science
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06
You Know

that u you have fBintiur gmothcfinE
weak and hungry spells N Nuu haNF
shuHfufrs 81 breath when walking o.
going uu stairs II your heart b. trreKz
ulaf flutfsFn OF palpitatra ~ yea
have pains around tHe heart lu side
and under shoulders. cannot sleep ON
lcf side have difficulty in breathing
when lying down. thai Yuu are Huf4
forluK from heart troubles. and that
IL ia Liable ht any minute % prove
fatal
Then don delay Commence az once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06
How to Find Out

n there e. any doubt in your mind az
70 your condition. take from your urine
uu rising about four ounces. place II Ia
a glass ur bottle and let u stand TWEEN
o four hours II on examination IL ~
milky or cloudy II there iH "a brick dust
settling 90 N small particles float about
in n your Kidneys are Ia need o. lmms-
dtafs attention.
swamp Root = pleasant 10 take and
ia used in the leading hospitals. rec
commended by physicians Ia their pri.
yate practice. and iu taken b doctors
themselves who have kidney ailments.
bel they recognize in Il the great
est and most successful remedy FOR
kidney. liver aud bladder troubles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06

EDITORIAL NOTES Il pronptfv
Of
tha 20 wonderful a
free
box ehans many q the thousands
nd Of
Il so vel known thai
s4Enir h'e IN sending address
a = DC safc - say Yau read this
80 of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06
ENDORSE RoosevElTa &C.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. at a
large and enthusiastic meeting Of
the Pacific coast branch of the in
toruntioual arbitration conference
last night resolutions were adopted
endorsing President Hnosevelts ac-
tion ln calling another peace con-
ference ut The Hague and In sign
Ing arbitration treaties with foreign
counties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06
Swamp Root IL pleasant TO takel

tawatHp- Root IN pleasant 10 thktl
II you are already convinced
that swamp Root r. what you
need. you can purchase the reFu-
lar nfiy-cout and one dollar Hize
bottles 90 the drug stores every
where Don't make any mistake.
but remember the name. swamp
Root. br. klimrr'a swamp Root.
aud the address. HinFhamton. y.
y. o. aNrrE hnIlle
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@crbanO Der Nrmfcreibciibcr.

ct. 2ouia %. SUM. - 0rci-
brn6ert Ntitglieocr Scr a%llnite0 ~.
potbctoe pom Amerifo" @rrbouo Der
Qrltdcreibciiber) iino bier sur Is.
So6rcSiitlma rcSBerbonOeS 5ulonl.
men Qefommer. Der Gonpent miro
i'm nGcnturp Building" obaeboIten.
3ugIeid mllr0e bier Der 6. SobrcS.
Goupent Scr y9totionol ? IiioCiotton
Der Yboto , @nQroperS" Olrd) Den
&r1iiocntcn Der Niiociation CHARLES
@olirom bon Gleuclono, o. eroffnct
ltno ipGter Der 6. Sobre5 . Gonuent
Scr n9totionnl 9riiociotion Der GIef.
trotppirer" in ocmielben SibumgS.
iool. Die beiocn Icbteren Nilociatio.
ncn mrrocn orei Gage lang inSibung
blcibcn,
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Seiratbs 2itsnsen.

Hnditebenoe Seirnt9S . 2ieen5et
pur6en eeitern bonn aftuar beS Com.
moi Tleas.@ eridts ousgeiteat:
Sobn 8eSlep Meefins, 10, Nr.
1476, aacnitroBe, uno Della WeatJ.
lep, Is, 9altimore-Gountp
Robert 9oilep, 26, uno Worp
Sbomplon 20; applifont 8. &,Gee6,
9tr. 1404, SadionitraBe.
Souis Is. 8olentine, 81, nn0 Worp
s. 5ront. %; g(pplifont Geo. Some,
9tr. 1870, NorO-G bcIterItroBe.
8nn. 9. @olf, 80, Ger. 1890, 9ot.
tern : gpenue, uno @ffie q. 3oberts,
81.
g(lguft Gina, %, nlo 9ertbo@ileS
26, Nr. 1908, 5uirmount.ape.
Mnl. O. albreht, 26, 0r. 1926,
McSenrpitrabe, anb 2iaie 6. Sab,
in, q. :
Charles 81. YbiIlips, 40, uno Chi.
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@erihtsucrhanblnn

nj inolgerid t. (GOr
9iifter gSrigbt) Giebitabl - She
tier Cooper, IS Wtonote 3udtbous ;
Sobn $. 8ibiolt, 6 Wonate @efdng.
nib. 6olide &orgoben - Sonles &.
Nolon, s Monotc @efGngniB II. 10
GentS 8eloitrofc. Nngriff auf Eoli.
5iiten - Gbos. ". 9romn, 30 Gage
@efGngnib. Sir berte: 9lbortion
nnb Sohtid)Iag - Daniel s. Gong
nedcr. angriii - GOom Selllpig.
llebertretung itGotiiher Seroronmn'
gen - Gbos. &. Seotb.
4blbeilung Rr. 2. - (8or
Hi6ter Bbclp5.) Giebitubl -G6as,
Battlefront 6 Wtonntc Stootsurbeits.
boils; Somuel Hoienberg, 13 Mo,
note 3udtbous; Nm. Wontgomerp,
s Monote StootS : arbeitsDaus s.
9roofs unb SomCS Green ie elm
Subr @%eiGl1gnib. Sa9abunoirens-
Wm. Wbceler, , Nonote StnotS.9lr.
beitsbous. Sir bcrte: Woro- Ga.
rob 0apis. Rllbcitorung = George
Sones unD ,5as. Iriron.
Woienqerid t. - (8or oen
Hi6tcrn glod, G'9rien II. @nitber.)
81 Hodlob @crlpoltern lulirOen CT.
nannt in oen Tuuen bon Glen Hbon
Sr. Sarolo Y. Scrimger. 9ilrgidoft
$500. Snpcntar Ser5eidniile mllr-
ben eingercid)t IN ben 6aaen bon
Seremiab Carer, $5033; Warp e. &.
Cooper, $63Uo; eli5abetb ). 8ooO,
5000; Gli3abetb S6rider, $500 ;Ri'
6oro 6. Guibing> ,~o,1S9; Wotbem
g. @ntorp, $500. gerpoltnnasbe,
rid,te muroen g~iitgebeiBen in oenIGl.
fen BON Giobn s. Sed. $98i9. Ser.
faufe lpuroen ratiii3irt in Den 5aaen
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bon GbomoS B, 0icSnneS, $3.50;
Worio Sbodclforo, $500. &ormirno.
idoftsberibte Wur0cn g~utQcbeiBen III
bcn 60Qcu bon s. AruoIo Coates,
$1,000.
Common &Icu& @cri Of t.
- j&or Gibter Stodbriogc.) Sohn
Z. 2oDlor ge0en nllniteo Rps. 60"
SEQ. N. Griffith gcgeu oieielbe, Wor.
ris Goldberg gcgcn George Gblen,
lac gei6Ii6tet. SoQie =. Guredion
gegen 9lnnie Hoocliife, &(ntrGgc fir
ncue Ero5ciie %9crp0brt. sir beutc:
Die Nummern lS6 bis tS9, 19t, 1872,
1873 mo III.
Sta0t- Ser d] t. 49, N6tbcil.
gtr. ,. - (gor Gidter 9oer.) Nnno
u. 0obpns ae0cn 6ronciS 9ottcria,
llrtbcil iiir GIGgcr iiir $t5. Stcp6en
i. Soriuooo 0egCn Clarence s.. Sur,
lot, llrtbcil fiir aIdger fir 500. Siooc
GHin0cr acQen Sobn @ibion, llrtbPil
6eItGti9t nit Soften. 6rcocrif q.
Sopoge ocgcn Nllbcrt @. @igbtnton,
Nntraa filr ncucn Hro5cB obgcpits
len. Sec s. ulO Huio GuQmon &c.
gen Geo. ". 3orbod 6llruitllrc 60,
llrtbcil fiir &l0gcr fir cincu Sent
Sdo6cncriGB. CABIN, Belt 1t. So.
oegcn 9litqllit &. Sdmiot, llrtbeiI
fir SfG9er fir 500. ". :. Nittle.
page, jun, II. 50. Ncgcn 2eroD G.&o.
hinion, llrtGcil fir &erflugtcn nit
Softer. Nnno Wortin gcgen ole
IhomS GrprcB So, 9(ntrog allf nell,
cn Ero5Cb o6gcpieicn. Sol. Seoprc
acgcn Scnrictto Sbiplep, Nntrog
fir neiien Yro5cB inter 8crotbitng.
@n. 9. 9op6 gegcn &olliie Y. Sober,
tbciIluciie %o6gcuiclcn.
id ter al Cargo. - (9Sor
Hidtcr 0o6lcr.) WPt. &crnon@ooo.
herrp Cotton 9ud So. gc0cnGrom.
lpeu goal 70. ltll0 St1llelllall Goal
Wfining SO, nidt beeuoct. @eorgc
Sobnion gcgen @orOein oe& Stoot.
8efGngniiicS, 5u @uniten Ocs SlG.
gers. @m. i. NtorriS geQen @oeIirl
Dir, 5uriidbcrruicicn. Sir bclttc, ser
id)pcbcnbc Sail unb Eetrptopic5 &C.
gen Bonet utb Die gtuTmern 80,
IA unH 30 I'M Stoot9eri6t.
.Stobts 8criht. - @orHid).
ter Sorlon.) @nn. $. Noib gcgcu
Ntcpcr 8. 0edt, &croift fir Gl1gcr
fiir $1,000, Gina 6clomon 9egcn Ole
~llnitco HpS. Co." nidt becuoct
Sir bcutr: Der Ifluebcnoc Soil mn
Die Nlmmcrn t0S bis no. 80, 10.
76, 81 un0 If.
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Bottom fobren, INN ii6 Die Stoot unO
lire Sebetamiiroi9fciten ar%5ltiebeu.
SGmmtlide 2ebrer meroen Damn altf
ben g%enonuten Shiffcn uad Stem.
0ort 5urild beiorOert lperOen, morati
iic iid mli orei Gage naA 8biIa0el.
pbia begcbcn lucroen, INN iid) bon BORT
pieOer nud Yorto Hico eiu5uidiffcn,
0ic Detroit" in Annu-
polls, us.
Die geItrigc Nodriht BON Ger I'M
crmurteten Giidfebr ocS &reu5ers
Detroit" nod Son &lon berubte
oltf eiuem Srrtbum. 0oS 6abr5cllg,
meld)es eiuliei mar Elm mbcres, Del
len Same ieoo6 nod nidt bcton1t lit.
Die Detroit" lit mad einem &obel-
oramm ibreS Commandments 0iIlin9.
bait in annapolis, US, ongetom-
men, no tic ser SricentcmiuI q 6eicr
bciuobuen miro.
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Nns Der &nnocSBnnptitaot.
&%ermebrilng bcS GoitpcrionoI8.

8ufbington, %. &mi. -
DDS FoItoeportcmcnt modJte bellte
oic 9cforoermngen lulo sic 8erueb.
rilng Der 3abl Der Glerfs an 0cn8oit.
on1tern critcr url0 5ruciter aluIIc be.
FAINT, melde nit Dem 9eginn oe8
neuen fiSfoltihen [SobreS am 1. HSlli
in araft tretell. Ole 2iitc lit iebr
1lmfongrcid ulo Die &erGnoerunQen
itellen lid in Oen b%eoelltcnolten StGo.
ten ocS 2onOeS ipic folgt: U -Dort
512 gcforoerun1en un0 100 peitere
NnIteaungell, Gbicogo 466 9eforoe.
rltngen, Baltimore rs 8ef0roerunQelt
llno If meitere Nnitellltngen, Bolton
1863 @eforoerumgen.
Nener = o it udunaS Sc
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