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Fergus County Democrat., 1905-10-31
SCIENCE OF LIVING,
An Ounce of Good Cheer Is Worth q
Pound Of Melancholy.

An Ounce Of Good Cheer Is Worth q
Pound Of Melancholy.
ut has been said that it is better to
be bora lucky than rich," said DR..
George +. Butler, "but it Is in fact bet
ter to be born tough than either lucky
or rich. After forty eat less and elimi-
nate more. Drink more pure water and
keep the peristaltic wave Of prosperity
constantly moving down the alimenta-
ry canal. Many people suffer from too
much business and not enough health.
When such is the case they had better
cut out business and society for time
and come down to mush and milk and
first principles. Don't be foolish. Eat
less and play more. Indulge in less fret
and fume and more fruit and fun.
There are people too indolent to be
healthy-literally too lazy to live. Work
your brains and keep in touch with
people. Do something for others and
forget yourselves. There is nothing 50
inane and detrimental to mind and
health as the conversation Of people on
their aches and pains and troubles.
The froth Of whipped eggs is tonic
compared to 1t. All our appetites are
conditional. Enjoyment depends upon
the scarcity. A worker in any field
whose age is near either the shady or
sunny side Of fifty should consider him
self in his prime, good for another half
century of temperate, judicious work.
Let grandma wear bright ribbons and
gaudy gowns If the cOlors become her.
and let grandpa be as dudish as he
pleases, with fashy neckties and cheer
full garb. Both will be younger for it,
and, besides, it Is in harmony with ma
ture. Gray hair is honorable; that
which is dyed is an abomination be-
fore the Lord. Cultivate thankfulness
and cheerfulness. An ounce Of good
cheer is worth pound Of melancholy"
Medical News.
Fergus County Democrat., 1905-10-31
Sarcastic.

A North Carolina lawyer was trying a
case before jury, being counsel for
the prisoner, a man charged with max
ing mountain dew" The judge was
very hard on him, and the jury brought
in verdict Of guilty. The lawyer
moved for new trial. The Judge de.
MED the motion and remarked, "The
court and the jury think the prisoner q
knave and fool" After q moments
silence the lawyer answered: "The
prisoner wishes me to say that he is
perfectly satisfied. He has been tried
by court and jury Of his peers."
Fergus County Democrat., 1905-10-31
CATTLE OWNERS
KICKING HARD
Failure of Refusal of the Great Nor
thern Railroad Company to Fur
nish Cars the Cause.
SHONkIN HOLD THOUSAND HEAD
Vigorous Protest Made to RailrOad
Compano--Damage Suits Talked
0f-.FauIt of Eastern Roads.

The article given below was taken
from the Great Falls Tribune and has
a local bearing inasmuch as a number
of Fergus county cattle owners have
suffered financial losses from an in
ability to secure cars up on the Great
Northern. There has been very little
cause of complaint from this source
against the Montana r. r. company
and the manner in which the local
road has taken care of the cattle
shipments has pleased the patrons of
the road The Tribune says:
To the general manager of the Great
Northern railway, a telegram was
sent yesterday by prominent and in
fuential owners of cattle, stating that
orders booked several weeks ago for
cars for cattle shipments had not been
filled; that the Lewiston officials Of the
railway declared they We're unable to
state when the cars would be avail
able; and that thousands of beef cat
tie in Northern Montana have been
held for weeks, at great expense to
the owners, awaiting the arrival Of
cars that were booked long ago. The
general manager was asked to account
for the delay and state whether Or not
cars will be at hand in a reasonable
time.
Many cattlemen are threatening to
sue for damages, and attorneys have
advised them that they have good
case. Montana officials of the railway
company declare it is simply impossi-
BILE to secure cars: that the Great
Northern has done all in it's power,
and that eastern roads are to blame
for existing conditions.
The Shonkin Stock association,
which had been holding 1000 head of
beef cattle near Fort Benton, waiting
for cars that We're promised two
weeks ago, has decided to separate the
bands and turn the cattle into fenced
pastures until definite shipping ar
rangements can be made. The own
ers of this bunch claim that they have
lost $3.50 per head through the nom
arrival of cars at the date fixed.
Many cattle near st. Peter, gather
ed for shipment several days ago, are
being fed hay, and the owners cannot
ascertain when cars will be ready.
All along the Great Northern in
Montana similar conditions exist and
have existed for several weeks. At no
time since the shipping season opened
have there been furnished the cars
! that We're booked and every shipment
| has been delayed rom one day to three
weeks.
Shipments of range cattle thus far
! this season have been GO per cent
| greater than those of this date last
year, and this accounts in part for the
scarcity of cars.
1t is estimated that 10000 head Of
cattle and may more sheep are yet tc
be shipped from Great Northern sta.
| tions in Montana this season. After
this month, the market will probably
decline and shipments must be made
at the owners risk as to weather con.
| ditions. This increases the anxiety o1
! the owners to secure cars at once.
Fergus County Democrat., 1905-10-31
DON QUIxoTE.
The Philosophy of Sancho Panza and
the Fame of Cervantes.

the Fame of Cervantes.
The enormous number Of proverbial
sayings in "Quixote'' had much to do
with the success Of the book, especially
in England and France, at time when
the apothegm and maxim were favor
lite literary form, and, quite apart from
the ineXhaustible fund Of humorous ac-
ton contained in the work, Sancho's
sententious dicta made the noval as a
collection of proverbs alone worth pres
ervation.
AS in the case Of so many Of Shake
speare's apothegms, hundreds Of Sancho
Panza's saying have become so much a
part of our common speech as to sound
almost trite when we stumble across
them on the printed page. Diligence
Is the mother of success" seems obvious
enough, but the man who first enshrin-
ed it in speech was genius. "He
whom God helps is better off than the
man who gets up early" is bit Of
worldly experience that comes home
even now to many doubter as to
whether we "get our deserts" while
Cromwelfs Trust God and keep your
powder dry was anticipated by San
cho's "Pray to God, but hammer
away Another shrewd piece of OBJ
servation from the same source might
save many tradesman from loss to
this day, ''He who does not mean to
pay does not haggle about price," and
the homely scrap Of philosophy in
which Sancho warns the world against
stretching out the leg farther than the
sheet that covers it is as necessary and
pertinent now as it ever was.-London
Chronicle
Fergus County Democrat., 1905-10-31

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Fergus County Democrat., 1905-10-31
Fellow Worms.

Before Longfellow bought the house
In Cambridge SO associated with his
memory it was owned and occupied by
old Mrs. Craigie. Mrs. Craigie was q
woman Of many eccentricites, Moncure
D. Conway says in his book Of "Rem-
iniscences."
Some one once tried to persuade her
to have her trees tarred to protect them
lrom caterpillars, which also invaded
her neighbors' trees. She refused to be
30 cruel to the caterpillars. "They are
our fellow worms" she said.
Fergus County Democrat., 1905-10-31
A Deadly RetOrt,

Elizabeth confronted Mary Stuart.
my mind is made up" she remark.
ed. "You die!''
$50 do you," replied the captivs
queen as she gazed on the Titan
tresses.
Considering honors were even, the
beautiful Scot prepared for the end
New York Tribune.
Fergus County Democrat., 1905-10-31
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We have on hand a
small number OF at
tractive book cases.
made especially to hold
aset OF this Britannica.
These book cases will
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to readers who respond
promptly to this ad-
vertisement. Mail the
coupon below at once.
Fergus County Democrat., 1905-10-31
Explained.

eyes," said the conceited bore, 'she
was quite frigid when l called, but
she became more pleasant the longer
I stayed"
Il understand" replied Miss Pep
prey; "the longer you stayed the near.
er approached the time Of your dc
parture. re."-Philadelphia Press.
Fergus County Democrat., 1905-10-31
From such a reed when buried low;
Just such flower in Egypt bloomed
And died two thousand years ago.

We have an abiding faith that in
that distant time the deed that we
have this day accomplished will be
fertile seed that will produce a flower
of enduring beauty and lasting frag-
rance. That in that day, when many
of the secrets of nature and natures
God shall have been revealed to finite
minds; when the mysteries of the ter
restrial forces and of the celestial
bodies shall be as an open book; when
the best in human nature shall have
made glorious triumph over the gross,
we shall still have the credit which
our Saviour gave to the poor but ear
nest woman who poured upon his feet
her precious ointment, She hath done
what she could.''
Fergus County Democrat., 1905-10-31
Mammals Visits Few.

"Your mamma saw you yesterday,
didn't she?" asked the nurse,
"Yes," answered the little girl.
"What did she say?"
"She said, Why, how you've grown
childv detroit Tribune.
Fergus County Democrat., 1905-10-31

DR.. r. s. Hedges has returned to
Lewistown and resumed the practice
Of medicine. Office in the Laux build
ing.
Fergus County Democrat., 1905-10-31

He is great who can do what hs
wishes. He is wise who wishes to do
What he can-Ifand.
Fergus County Democrat., 1905-10-31

Worden & Scott, lawyers. Telephone
l27. Office over U. s. Land once
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Sin imQcS M0O0cu 6iclloa in @c-
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mo luieOcr iprrlo2 perihpunocn.
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ltad) lGnpcrCm |Nuientbalt III lclncr
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por0eItcru OCn Yoli5cibcamtcn bon
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mo iono nobc am 6llbe cincS @iiQclo
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fommenocn 3llg perlolicn uno lei in
noa @ebol5 GcrotbcH.
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Nett. 9lla &oruoo0 mo Deiicn 6roll
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OaS ilnge Wfdod)cn pcribpunocn
mo ieit0em bobcn lie nid)tS mebr
BON oemielbcn acicbcn. @orluooo io0.
lie, oos M6od)en iei iebr biibih 0clpc.
len babe teilien Sllt n%uigebobt unO
lei iebr gut 0efIeioet gepeien. sic
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ipog uugef6br 115 Gfuno.
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Sta0t Baltimore.
IaS @cttCr.

Sir MoroIonO mno Den Giitritt
Columbia i60nca fGltcrcagScttcr ulo
meItli6c 3in0c.
Scr b0ditc G6crmomctcritmO mar
81 @ruO nm , (lhr 9tahmittoQ0.
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mar - @ruO lun S llbr W}orQcn3.
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Ger nicOriaitc Recommendations
ser Iebtcn 81 Stmocr in nudioIQeus
Den StGotcn man, lpic ioIQt: Gait.
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bonp %, 9}cu Dorf 81, &biIoocIpbio
30, Nt(uutic Gitp 81, g8oibinNton 30,
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81, illumination II, Gborlcitou 10,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20

thinning iiber Die Nrt rno @eiie
aus, IN melder Ole &ijoget.@ eboroc
in oirefter 8erlebung ser 9eitim.
mlung oe3 @eIebcs Srn. Goof Die Gr.
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rid)ter on3lltedten.
Sic 6or0eruuQen Der
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Cine Delegation ser ,Giluitercr3
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aus mcI6cm tic cine Grb0butg ibrc5
Sobuca bon SOC. pro (oq uon od)t
Stmocu ucrlouQten. Sic t0nntell
nlr I'M Sommer 2lrbeit ln0 Scr.
Oienit iin0cu mo miIBtcu inn @intcr
Don ibrcn %Griporniiicn lebcu. Der
OtuDor lab Die @crcltigfcit 0icicr
&cbollptlng Elm, ln0 cr mo StoOt.
&uNcnicw 6cnoou acitonoCn 0ic
llclC 2obnitalu 5lI. 0ic Delegation
ser oEiGoitcrcr,lmion" bcItouo ou5
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NoloM &obu @conoro mo Gbri2.
0}iuCr.
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huuic@.
Die @oiicrbeb0rOc occcptirtc &c
itcrn Die Gmpie6rnacu oca @oiicr.
,$%ngenicur2 Glrid in @cjuq ulli sic
H%cpurotur Oe9 oltcn Got6bullic9 an
ser @o0tooDitroBc. 1oa in 1917 or
rihtCtc @ou9 lit bouiGuiq, idJon met.
rcrc MaIe pom @cbGlloc = ,Mipcftor
YrcIton conOcnnirt mo n"otbOiiritiQ
Qcilidt morocn. Die jeBt gcplonteu
llm0l0crrmQcn mcr0cn iih ouf 0o9
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man milnidt, Ole Troutc Oicicr Ditto
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gen, ourh rpcl6e Ole @oiierroten, mie
lie inter Mopor @opcS ruoren, mieOer
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@erubicbung oerielbcn iueldc ooS
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mites mcrOCn am 0ieultog Andmit.
tag 3 ltbr I'M Mnpors . &iircml cine
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Noti6en.
Die Gimlabmcn ans Den Wcr1te1
beliefen lid I'M Wfonot 9c5embcr ollt
$35O6O5 gcgen $2S23.93 in 1903,
Stoot &n9enicur GenooH bcridtct,
bob CT $1ltS ais @ebiibrcn iilr Eelc.
QruphcnpioItcn coleftirt bat, Die BON
1901 bis 1904 feline @ebilbren bc5obl'
ten. Gr bolt ouf uciterc $500 aus
OerieIbcn Gucllc.
@cbGlroc &nipcttor Sos. .. Erc'
lton bat lid gcitcrn ollf 10 Gage 5ltr
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Nr. 0ouio Stemort bot ais Wtlt'
glieO Der @opfin2' EorfsGommil'ion
rciiqnirt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-20
Tcr GmcriOus Nall uur Der Gutidci
Onrg,

9lmoc@rihtcr Wiorri3 ais 3ulQc fir
Die &l0gcr. - Sub Den Gboifclrr
Der 6rou Gntcrion SIT iHncQ lab.
rclt. - @r. Qulomp ionOtc iciuc
3cngcnou0iogcu Oltrd) Die an
lu0Itc Gin. Dos }ntcrciic all
Dem Erojcb inn @ohicn.
Ger Fro5eB Oc2 Capt. @oro Inn
$4,000 S6o0encrioB gcQcn Trall
Sloot &. Gnleriou, mcld)er Dor Orci
Sugc1 bcaonn, mar ouob geitcrn inn
Sltpcrioracridt micoCr noQcr ,lntc-
relic fir Die oiclcn 3ltihuiter Ii. 9telr-
giertgen, mcldc iiir ibrC W}iibc nodb
lbrer Inii6t reid bcloGnt mlr0cn.
llntcr ben 3ellgcn, lpeldc pom Sid
ger olltgcrufcn mltr0en. INN 0iC 9(lI5s
Iogcn Der 6rau Gmcrion 81 mi0Cr(a.
gen, luaren ord) 9tibtrr W}orri2 pom
@unOc51cri6t mlo Yrof. 50. 9}enouf
pom 6cnliidcn Gcportemcnt ser
ySobna Soptina' llnipcriit0t."
9eagIcl6cn mllr0c ou6 Trolt
GnlerIon micoer olIf Oen 3~eugcnIton0
gerllfcn, oo6 Wor tic 10 crrcgt Oub
lie fortpGbrcno i6Illh5te rnO lid sic
lbr0ncn nit ibrcm lui6cntltdc
trodnen mlBtc. &brc Nlt3iogen lpltr-
Den ans Dem Erotofol gcitri6cn.-
Wis mciterc Filtration 3llr 9cfrieOi.
glrn9 Der 9tetgicrigcn lpor ooa QroBc
rotbc Ylltonlobil Der Irolt Grnerion,
III meldenl lie 0urd Den Earf iubr,
OILS lbr GbarfelIr uCrbaitct mltr0c, nor
oo@ @eridtsaeb0l0c gebrodt nor
oen mo lullr0e BORT tllr5 nod DEM
Gcrbor Der 3eltgcn bon ocn @eidmc-
renen IN Nugcnidciu acllonralcn.
l(n0 i'll gutter ScBt mllr0e Elm NCit
Icbrcr allf oen 3%cugcnitunO gerllfen,
meld)er am Gage uorber nebell Dem
Nl1tonlobll rift, INN felt5uiteQcn5 oh
man Die Stinnen Der &niibc1Ocn b0-
rem t0nntc, lU0brcn0 lid ou9 Nhutomc.
bill olli Der 6obrt befinoct.
Die Mcngc IN ocnt poQaepiropiten
@eridltaloole nor 10 n%tf1eregt 0aB
0ielelbe nllr nit ser 0r0Btcn Miibc in
Sr0nltng geboltcn mcr0en fonnte mo
Der Eoli5einlarldol mehrerc Grtru.
Foli5iltcn 5lt1t 0icnit III Ocn@cridta-
Gorrioorcn bcoroerte. S6on por
8 llbr friib %orGngteu lid Die 9teugic.
rigcn in Den 0dnacn nea @erihtadc-
bGlt0eS berlml, INN olli 0ns Ocffl1cn
Der Sbiiren Oea Slperiorgeridta 81
morten. Pills 5ebn Winutcn Dor to
llbr Die 6biircn geoiinct murOcn,
mltr0en Die @oilifi5 auf Die Settle &C.
ldoben un0 bimncn iucnigen Mftnl-
ten mar 0o9 @erid)tS5immcr 10 &c.
0r0ngt ppQ, Dob cS Der 9%lnltrcn9ul-
1en mcbrcrcr Eoli3iitcn bcoltrite, llnl
Ylob fiir Nrl1. Gmcrlon, ocIicn Troll
uto 0crcn Sod)ter 5l moden. Gle
beiben Srolen ificnen lidtlid erect
81 iein unO bottcn lid) nit &icd)fio.
id)en periebcn bon meldcn lie ilciBil
@ebroud) mnd)tc1. 6rou Gn1crion
berlibigte lid iobolo lie BON Ocm3ell-
genitonoc olf ibren Sit 5uriid fam
lllto tullrbe MIR mieber nerpoS, ais
Gid)ter MorriS iiber Die riidiiht5loil
Observation-Disclosures ut2iogtc, nit
iueldcr Ger Gboiicltr Scr Srdll Gu1e..
ion i'm Enrte irbr. &r. &obn 4.
Eoc, Der He6tSomnoit ser TrGlr
GmerIon, erbob Gimpono ocgcn 0ic
3ulallluag Der Ill9inac1 0ca Hid)tcrq
Morris, 0od) erflGrtc Scr NlnuultGo l.
ton. 0oB Eoli5lIt Sinn bcjeltQt babe.
0ab oas Iutontobil llnd) Der &crhoi,
tllng bes Gbaffeltr0 iebr ibrea &C.
iabren lei. Irou Gmerion iomohl
oils ulld) 6rnn Sorner botten oies be.
| itrittcu pr Se NnItnu iuolin MN
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6tcl in Sen acIIcr. =
0rot Soriie 2oporte, so Sabre alt.
flcI 1eItcrn otr6 cine aellcrtbiirc
Dor Dem @olic Nr.Sl0, @reenmount-
Npemc, in oen Seller oe3 @altie5
ltno pcrlcbtc lid an Der retbten Scitc.
Sic mar icOod) inn Stanoe, iiG nad)
ibrcr @obnlmQ. Nr. $40, 0reen'
mount = Nucnllc, 81 6cAcbcn.
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9ccroigun0 BON SabtlPS
Opfcr. - Gie 9eerbi9ung Der Strait
Clara Collins, iueIde ON 9icnltag
befonntlih BON SonleS Gobia I'M
Sollie Ar. ITO. Atoro.Gurt-S trobc.
geidpiien mlrbe. ioll bcilte Nodmite
tag bon Der Wobnung ibrer @niter,
6rou Mirllic ggoIeiton, Nr. 2it,
Noro.M ontioro. Npclule. ans itottiin.
oen. Tie 9eitottnng erfolgt oui Der
.2oltoon. Earf.e cnlcterp." :
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Setnen II. @cburtStag be
0in0 0eItern I'M bclten @oblergebcn
Nr. Sobn 9I0hcr, Der moblbctannlte
McboCrmeiiter Don Rr. 2SOt, Melt'
2ofuuette .9tpcmle IS ionb bcrcitS IN
ollcr 6riibe cine feline 0ebrrtatagS.
feier IN Der .Stog.Soue" itott, an
melher lid) cine Nn5obl perlpotetc
Nrioniten betbeiliGte. Srn Serlnurc
ocS Cages gingen Dem @ebrtrtSto8S'
filloe 5oblrcide @ci6entc mo @rdtls
l%ntionen 81 mo ont Ibeno perelllgte
cine 0enliltbli6c 6cicr ooS 8eburtS=
tagsfino nit ieinen N~nNebori9en. ST..
Bidder lit IN Mnlluu bel Sre0enfopt
acboren mo fam ais II Sabre alter
,Sllltgc nod Baltimore. Sier erlernte
CT ooS Otebgerbonoperf uno etoblirte
Dor 10 Sabren iei1 eigeneS 8eld)oIt,
meld)es or bis icBt nit groBem Grfolg
bctricb. Sr. 9l6der pcrnl0blte lid
Dor IL Sobret nit Nrl. Solllilc
Hcppe, 0er gliidlid)cn Gbe e%ntiproi-
ien bier ailtocr. Sr ocllti6cn Ser
einsfrciien lit 9r. 9l6her portbeilboit
befonnt. Gr 0eb0rt ser nSinceritp-
9oge Nr. ISL, q. i. & u. DE-" Der
.Sodion-2oge gtr. 80" Der yHptbioS.
Bitter" ocn nMebgerpcrein Nr. t."
Dem .Sit.0oltlmorcr Webgerucrein,"
Dem .Mer1ontS.G on3il Nr. 57S" oeS
yHopol Irconltnt," Dem .OtedanicS
Grd)ange Club" mo Der Baltimore
Builders Nbattoir @eieaidnit" an.
Serr SbaIbeimer geebrt.
- Sr. CHARLES q. S%bolbeimer, Ghei.
Glerf OeS Worinc TeportcmentS 0eS
Goltimorcr 3ollnmtS, mitr0c III Der
aeltrigen SiBung bcs Beta . Con.
cloucS 9tr. 6. !. >. s." ollf ongc.
ncbn,c @ciie iiberroidlt, iloent ibnl
iiir icinc Eienite. mcId)e or Dem Con.
coue III leiner Giqenidoft ais Mr.
don't aeleiItct bot. cine prodtDolC
golbenc Me0oille iibcrreibt luuroe.
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SnIins ScbbcI. Oertider 8boto9ropb,
32t 9 Gap Strafe.
GabinctbilOcr nltr ST prO SuBenO

GabinctbilOcr nltr ST prO SuRenO.
Syn cmoiQirten opoleu 8il0ern Iino
Id6nc g~leu6citcu errpGbn2n8pCrtB.
2cbcn8groBe photographer unO
fiinitlerii6 poQeuOete Gopher otter
8ilOcr in Gropon, @%oiierforbcn, Del
uno BoiteQ elm Spe3ioIitGt.
Mnn DergeIic nidJt, OOr5niprcdlcn.
(324D
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8 F
a'ragt die ,De SO1e, Die IH Inner Gssautt iahl
. ssssi IMMzzM

Samitaa- nno SOnntae-G rfuriionen
itah @aiIineton $i.25 olii Der
eGeumip.Uonia . WaDn." 9iacte Iino
fir Die GiidiaDri bic Gountay
abenb aiilti9. ade 8iiec, oen
.Gongreiiional 2imiteo" oisaenoln
nlen. G6r&Sa)