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Arizona republican., 1906-03-13

each advantage and disadvantage by itself and collectively; then. if the dis
 advantages greatly outweigh the ad- vantages, you have every sensible, moral. and business right to forsake the farm. either for a mercantile lifs in the city or in the country But do not leave the country or the country town, even if you leave the farm, un- til you have intelligently exhausted it's opportunities. The country needs you; the city may not want you. Do not make a radical change without a high motive. and be sure that your motive is not q mistaken preference. Do not go from outdoors to indoors unless tested reasons leads the way.
 What kind and how much school ed ucation can a farmer use to advantage. To specify is well nigh impossible. Upon general principles, however. it may be said that there is little like lfhood O. the farmer. or the would-be farmer, acquiring too much book Knowledge. Practically everything is exempt from this danger. In this coun
 try there are many successful farme-s who are graduates of classical colleges, and this broad education has not i'm jured them, although it may not. in ev
 cry case, have been of financial benefit. If I were forced to answer this ques- ton specifically. I would advise the
Arizona republican., 1906-03-13
floth'ng sueeeeIs LIko g
Is LTko Success DIP. nEBEARD
 ts KNOWN THRoUSHCJT
 TIE SOUTHWEST AS 4 Leading Specialist IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confidence and patronage Ot tb- leading business men and m O s t prcmin5u citizens of Arizono. The nl,eaE n 4 rDdrrr e. ~.f
Arizona republican., 1906-03-13
The AgriCuIturiSt
(Continued from Page 7.)

worked city man who frequently does not physically or mentally, live near to nature.
 l would not ask the farmers boy to remain on his fathers farm, if it is improperly cultivated and is a mere place of drudsery; nor would l ask him to remain upon a barren farm, where every product is literally forced from an unwilling soil. l would simply say, because you are a farmers boy, give the farm the preference. If your fathers farm is not suitable to your ambition and to your capacity. go to some larger and better farm. Consider your fathers farm first. If there is evidence that it is not the best for you. then consider some other farm. Give the farm first choice, consider it from every standpoint and without preju- dice. even though your farm exper- fences may have been unfortunate and disagreeable.
 After you have placed all the advan- tages of farming in one column, and all the objections in another, study
Arizona republican., 1906-03-13

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls CatarTh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. O. We. the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDINC. KINNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taHen internally. acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for Constipa- ton.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-13

mand for his products. Then his home is truly his castle. and he may, if he will, make it a haven of comforc and contentment. His hand is his own, and no petty boss or party chief can hold any rod over him that he need not fear the least. Agriculture does not hold forth to the young man the promise of great wealth, but of ill- dependence, comfort, peace, and full enjoyment ot life.
 ''The advantages are not numerous. The young man who begins with only his hand and fair health has before him a struggle which will test his met tie. The price of land is high. and only the most skillful management can make an acre to pay for itself in what may be termed a reasonable number of years. Skill counts for more than muscle now. If a man is content Co be only a common hand, progress to- ward the ownership of a farm and home will be very slow. More thar likely his hopes will never be realized. But if he makes of himself d really skillful farmer (which any bright young man may do) he will not long remain Q hired man"
Arizona republican., 1906-03-13

BOSTON SITORS-PhOeuiX will shortly have as guests 2 lot of Boston manufacturers and business men who will make tour of the west. The oX- petition is now being boomed in Bos- ton for the purpose of thoroughly campaigning the western part of the country. It is the purpose of the visit ors to take in every important town between the Rocky mountains and the Pacific from the Mexican to the Can adian line.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-13

The Hon. O. B. Stevens. Commls- sioner. Department of Agriculture. state of Georgia, in a letter to the author says;
 Boys, stick to the farm,
 Tt is an independent profession: it produces bone, muscle and a strong constitution, and these develop the brain. The daily duties Of the farm prepare one for the realities of life. No profession brings as much revenue from the amount invested as that Of farming. No profession gives wider scope for the practical application Of the various scicnces-Chemistry geo. logy, botany, entomology, engineering -consequentIS the ideal farmer is an accomplished scientist. Lastly, no pro- fession brings a man closer to nature.
 Avoid politics"
Arizona republican., 1906-03-13
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that bids will be received at the office of the grand secretary of the Independent Order Of odd Fellows, Geo. A. MintZ. at Phoe- nix. Ariz. to Monday April ?, 1906. at r o'clock n. for the printing, bind ing. finishing and delivery of 400 copies of the proceedings of the grand lodge I. O. O. F. for the year 1906, the same to be printed on 4S pound book paper, bound in 60 pound cover paper uni form in type and quality and style of work with the proceedings of 1905 and previous years, to be delivered to the grand secretary together with origin al copy, as per provisions of article EV. constitution Of the grand lodge ot Arizona. Bid to include compiling in- dex. The privilege of rejecting any and all bids is reserved.
 GEO. A. MINTZ.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-13

Harvard Medical College. Was formerly mem. ber of the Rhode Island and Colorado State dedica Societies and UNITED STATES PENSION AXABf TNER. Health is wealth-EconOmy to Do well Arc you suffering from some chronic atfection' Are gou weak sick and unable to perform the ordinary duties of lifo7 If so, beware of pateDi medicines, inexperienced and unskllled Physl cians. Dr. Hubbard employs none but rationa and scientific methOds-ha uses no l4lUrious drugs in removing sho poisonOus effects O BLOOD AND PRIVATE DISEASES from the EysUom. SEXUAL WEAKNESS, with all it baneful effects positively cured by tho latoss and best remedies. Chronic, nervous, bloOC kidney, uyinary, bladder and epecial disease treated in a strictly up-to-date manner.
 Hubbard ITilding.
 25-28 South End A.. 9hC7niy. Arizona.
 Consdltation free. Hours 10 to lz to 5, anc to 2, Address all communications.
 SkILLFUL SUCCESSFUL oJEAHNu4d
 RELIA5LE RROG5ESSEVE
Arizona republican., 1906-03-13

MT. Frederic Grundy, of "The Or chards," Morrisonville Ills, in a let ter to the author says:
 Among the principal advantages which agriculture offers to young men is complete independence. The farmer who owns his farm is. if he under stands his art. the most independent man on earth. He is in partnership with nature, and with her assistance produces what all the world must have flood. There is never-eno.ing de-
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-08-11
DYKE OF TIN ORE.
Find Was Made By Ell M;nert at the
Head of Big Creek.

Tin ore has been discovered in
the Salm on river basin. The find
was made by Eli Minert at the
head of Big Creek. !
For years stream tin has been
found in theplacer gravel of the
Salmon basin, and MI. Minert
thinks he has found the dyke
from which the stream tin origi-
nally came. The dyke, his said,
has been traced for more than
five miles, surface assays yielding
a return of from go to 70 per cent
of the metal, in spite Of the fact
that the tin will leach from the
ore as copper does.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-08-11
Personal
and ,
Otherwise
Local Mention

Ray Jackson of Grangeville is
visiting in Elk City at the home
of DR.. J. ,. Shipnick and family.
Frank Davis arriHed Thursday
from a business trip. to Sites.
Mrs., U. G. Kinkaid left Sun
day for.St. Louis, Missouri, where
she will visit several weeks with
brothers and sisters. -.
Work on the foundation for
Lapp's new store building was
started Wednesday, but had to be
discontinued on account Of delay
in getting material from the saw
mill. Dan Mcdonald and,fJack
Anderson have charge Of the
work.
:. J. Lie. Mccartney has received
word from County Clerk and Re-
corder ]. l. Overman notifying
him that at a recent session of
the county commissioners Mr..
Mccartney was one of a party of
five men named to represent this
county in the National Irrigation
Congress, which meets in Boise,
September Bird for a five days
session.
Ed Comley, who has until re-
Gently been. employed at the
Thunder Mountain mine on
Crooked river, was in camp this
week. Mr.. Comley, AL Blulnberg
and a~man by name of Straight
the first of the week located On
one of the claims formerly held
by Mike Sweeney, Andrew Prader
and Joe Mitchell. : Mr.. Comley
confirms the report given in the
last issue of the Mining News,
thatsHugh Arnold,has located on
several of the claims in the same
group.
Postmaster Mccartney has had
a petition circulated in Oroprande
and the Buffalo Hump district to
havesa change made in the stage
service from this point so as to
get the mail to those places with
the least delay possible. At the
present time the stages leave
here on Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays. There is no mail to
Elk City, tuesdays and the mail
Wednesday reaches here too late
to go out on the stages that day
so it has to remain in the office
here until Friday. An effort will
also be made to have the service
to Dixie changed.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-08-11

John Googan is driving on the
Elk City-Newsome stage.
Shelby Combest made a short
business trip to Spokane the first
Of the week. 49, -,
A.. Bagley LETT, for Spokane on
Thursdays stage to remain for
an indefinite period.
Roy Martineau of Spokane ar
rived in Elk City the first Of the
week to visit his father. san
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert, Romero
went to Dixie the latter part Of
last week, where they are en-
gagged as cooks.
Two full grown deer playing
along the valley road north of
town last Sunday morning at
tracted the attention of a great
many people. 1t isn't often deer
are seen SO near town. -
Report comes from ,Newsome
that L. U. Loomis and Mrs. P. A.
Wilson of New York, who were
in Elk City for several weeks
have become Interested in the
Wells property, near that place.
Fred Roesch, until RECENTLY en-
ployed at Thunder Mountain, has
brought trouble to himself by ut
tering several forged notes on
fellow employees which he cashed
at the bank of Sites. Roesch' s
operations cover sums amounting
to several hundred dollars. He
left here about six weeks ago.
1t is thought that he has gone
to st. Louis.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-08-11
Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Parr-M. j. Kelly, Lewiston;
George M. Laughlin, Spokane; Fred w.
Bradley, San Francisco; R. Belts,
Spokane; Mrs. ]. Hutchinson and son,
Seattle; H. w. Landon, Indianapolis,
Indiana; c. H. Hurd, Indianapolis, In
diana; Alex Allardyce, Chicago; Y.
Nugent, Lewiston; Mrs. Nugent, Lew
iston; R. M. Tanner, Sites; I. Legal.
Spokane; L. Czasni, Spokane; D. S.
Irvine, Spokane; P. F. Rogers, Orc
grande; Shelby Combest, Spokane.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-08-11
For Sale:

My ranch of forty acres on
Salmon river eight miles above
the ferry; ten acres under pillow,
lots of small fruit; good houss
14x24. Heating stove and pillow
go with ranch, for $500. SAM
UEL MYERS.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-08-11

Is. w. Smith, ownernof the big
Buster mihe, arrived home Sum-
day FROM a business trip of sew;
eral weeks in Oakland, and San
Francisco, California.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-08-11


Capitalists who contemplate investing
in Elk City, Orbgrande, Dixie, Thunder
Mountain Or Buffalo Hump districts can
secure highest authority by consulting
me. ] have made study of this re-
gion for eight years. Address, Prof
Walter c. Brewer, Orogrande, Idaho.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-08-11

And IN accordance with law, SO many
shares of each paccel of such stock as
may be necessary, will be sold at Oro-
grande, Idaho, On the 9th day of Sep
TENDER, 1906, at 2 o'clock, pm. ,,of such
day, to pay delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the costs. of ad-
vertising and expenses of the sale.
M. E. SCHOUwEILER,
Orogrande, Idaho. Acting Secy.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-08-11
FOR SHERIFF.

/ hereby announce myself candidate
for the Offices of sheriff of Idaho county,
subject to the will IF the county demo-
cratic convention. OSCAR MAXWELL.
Elk City.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27
smidsaI zines MtnipndrS.

@roBes Mufieben in gang Stulien
errest Die 8erbaftung bes boaange<
febenen Supsliers Mar3efini = Der
du9 2ieferant bes Nuirinals mai
= fpeeen We6ielfGlf6uns. War6sz
fni beiab bas prd9tisite SupeIierges
i9Gft am 3orio unb 5dblte Sabre bin=
our6 au Sen rei9iten 9euten Rpms;
ieoenfaIs par er mebrfa9er MiniD>
NOR. Sod feline @erf9penouns uno
Gpieliudt purben fem &uin. S6on
auf feiner 9od5eitsreife pOr 5ebn SAB.
rem ma9te er 6ur9 t~olIenMufpdno BON
fi6 reesn. Ser Spab ion ibm 10000
Qire aefoftet bdben, tppfir elm tiirfis
5her BaIda cine 8oGeftip<So9aeitsz
reiie nit aebn 9aremsoamen auf elm
NAL MAIDEN !Dnnte. 8alo gerietb
Mar6eiini audi in Spielerseieni9aft,
unb elm rDmif6er Spieltempel =
aponsig Shritte BON Der 9%auptpolisei
entfernt = puroe fem ftGnbiger @uF>
entbalt. Sc oauerte audi nidt fdnee,
uno Der fette @impel mar oermaBen
aerupft, bab er ni9t nur fein @eidydit
am aor1o nnb feline Siliule in Tlprenj
perfaufen, fonbern -. cine Stene als
groupier in -berfelben SpielbOae an
nebmen mubte. S9liebli9 tpuroe nun
Warhefini, neil er in Der Notb Weh<
lei 7aefdl59t. perhaftet. Die Spiel
b6le, Die i9on 10 piele 2eute in ROm
ruinirt unb gum Selbftmoro setrieben
bat (aulebt BEN S9fpaser zines febr
Ibefannten Staatsmannes), floriert in
spif9en unseitOrt psiter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27
W arptto.g pnferena 4.

Wabington, .. g., rs.
6sbrxar. 8otfdafter Wbite bat benz
Staatsbspartsmsnt bon Mlgeeiras aus
telesrapbirt, oaB nod allen Nnaeiden
In Der SisfuifOn Der 8antfrags Dor
Der @onferen3 tusientli&e 6orti9ritte
semaat tpsroen. Die beuti4en unb
bic frana6Rf9en Oelesaten fabrsn fort.
bic Bantfraas In iebr beri6bnli9em
Settle au beipre9en. :
Werf 10 itrbtger 6uub.
Nem Oorf, 26. 5eb. Gin merf-
parbiaer 5unb braate on 6obofens
WaHertants Den Branb Der 8remer
DOds tpieoer In grinnerun8. Die ge-
ualtissu Basgermaiainen, bic bort
our 3eit ben gOoeu oes 5IuRes auf-
uhblen, TN, bort ben Bau bes nsusrt
SdbrenbauIes 3u erm6gli&en, bradten
sins pupps empor. an oeret Dale oie
2no&en elmer 2inbesbanb bafteten.
Die getlsiouns Der puppe aet9ten
8ranofpuren. Wan bat 9uten @runb
3u Der annabms, bab bas ainb tpdb-
reno bes Eodbranoes auf einem Der
Bremer S9iHs bon ben 5lamrten iber.
pdltiat murbe unb feinen Bob fanb,
tpdbreno es feirs quppe frampfbaft In
ben 0dnb&sn belt. Die ueberreffe Der
puppe beinoen f6 In Der Office bes
Bremer 2lopo. Wan ertDartet, bob
etpaise ansebbrise bes 3inbes ii& mel.
ben unb bieIelbe als eth Inoenten an
iensn sntisgli9en Brano beaniprn&sn
peroen.
u nteru9ung bes @ountn'
6 d B m ties.
@ineinnatt, g., rs. Gebr.
@ountp. antpalt @ulifon ftinbiste beate
on, er usroe fpdtsr einen @ipilproaeb
anRrengen. um bas @elb au erlangea,
bas bon Banfen an gounip'S &nbuei'
Her aIs 3inie1 fur oepontrte eountp'
@sloer belablt tuurbs.
@ountp.S Gabmeifer 6pnide faat'
Dor BEN Senats. @omite aus, oab q
SIS. 0OO-$2O.0 900 bon ben Banter
als Qualification fur GepoRten erbal'
ten babe. Anbere 3eugen fa9ten aus.
onB iol9e @ratiftationerl lett 10 Jah'
rem an ale gountp.S 9abmeiffer &C.
3ablt tporoen feien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27

Mtttten m toIIfen, lulttgen
Spielen ereilte fiir5li9 in einem Stem
gprfer 5abrifsebGube ben 9iGbriaen
George Nugent Elm fdredli4er Sob.
Der Tabritubl, aus benz er lei4tfinniz
ger Weife in boiler .5abrt binaus5uz
fpringea periu6te, trennte ihm ben
&opf pom &umpfe, 10 bab Der &opf
I'm britten Stodtperf perblieb, pGbz
renb bic Spielfameraben bes Sobten
NIT Der topflofen Gei9e big nod unten
fubren. Mie Bic Pplisei fpdter ers
n,ittelte, batten mebrere &nabsn felt
ninbeftens atpei Woden ieben Sag
aa9 Der Shule in benz Jabrftubl bes
senannten Sabrifsebdubes sefpielt unb
olerlei sefdbrlide rSrids" sema9t,
rbne bab lie jemals fortgepiefen tporz
ben pGren. Gs nurben baraufbin
atpei Mitglieber Der betr. 5irma per=
baftet. @s iparsn i'm @anaer fiinf
Rnaben, bic fi9 nit benz Tabrfuhl
amiifirt batten. Muf unb ab fubren lie,
nobel lie abtpehfelnb an benz Seile
5osen, bur9 tpeldes Der Sabrftubl in
8epesuns seiebt tpuroe. Sdlieblia
famen lie auf bic Sbee, gu perfu9en.
tper am gefdidteiten aus benz in Be-
pesmns befinblihen Gobritubl hin=
ausIpringen tDnne. Mebrere Der &nas
BEN bonfibrten bas &unftfiid. pbns
fid Sdaben gu tbun. S4lisbli1 fam
Der fleine George Nugent an bic Rtiks
Ser Tabrftubl fam bon oben berunter
Mls CT am britten Stod aneelang'
mar, Dffnete elmer Der Rnaben BIZ
Shiire nnb @eorse fprane. Gr itols
perte unb fiel. unb ebe elmer Der 2na'
ben bic @e:itesgegentpart bate, ber
Gabrftubf gum 6alten au brfnsen. ipal
hem ,unsliidlidsnSun aptfhen ben
Da9e bes 5abritubls unb benz SUB.
boben bes britten Stodtperfs Der Rop
bonn Rumpfe abseriFen porben. Cine
Der anberen Sunsen madte, als e
| fab, baB es elm unsl;;d eeben tperbe
nod sinen beroif1en Nerfu9, Nugeil
3urid5ureibsn. bod ipurbe linn felbi
babel bic rsdte 6anb fart aerquetfdi
Der Ropf bes fleinei George roDt
iibsr ben GuBboben bes Dritten Stod
umb bic fopflofe Qei4e fiel auf be-
Noben bes Tahrffnhfs-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27
So. 2onsreB.
Senat I.

Wabt n.8 ton, 26. Geb. NaH
Tsrabrsoung tuurbe bsuts benz Senate
bon 8iuman bic Sepburn . giG iiber
Gilsnbabn. Gradtraten borQelsgt.
auf ben @aaerien betten i9 sabI-
rsi3e Heusierias ei~nasfunben. bic grobe
#eosn srtuartet'n, bod murosu fe ent-
tdui&t.
Gilman Ieste nit turasu Wortsn ois
Bill Dor. @s murben gnorbnunaen
gstroHsn, ben gsri9t unb bic 3sugsns
ausiagen Dor benz aomite fir 3mif&en-
faatIi9en 0anosl brudsn 10 Iafsn
unb Elm formener geri4t In MmsR&t
ssftsat.
aIori4 ertldrts. es merbe ttine ur,.
n6tbige 9er36gsrune sema9t iueroen,
aber Der Bin ibrer Wi4tieteit emit.
ipre9eno, 9enigenbe 3sit gs9ebsu tuers
ben.
@lapp rief bic Bin nnf. tusI9s bic
Anssls9snbeiten Der fnnf sipiliRrten
Stdmme I'm Snbianer.S erritorium re.
gsln foa. Die borldufige 9ebatte er.
CAB srObe Wanunasoeri&ieoenbeiten.
Did febte am Ra9mittass feline Rebe
fur bic Staatenbil fort.
6aus.
Na9 erlebigung siniaer Bins BITE
ft@ auf ben Sifritt Columbia be3isben,
f&idte f& bas 6aus an, bas Anbenfen
oss gefern perfforbensn gr.spreders
Dabio .. 9enberfon in i9idti9er
Wsife au ebren. gs nabm Srauerbe,
i&lahe on uno bertaste f9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27
S9tfsna@rimten.

Neu Dorf: v@arpatbia" bon 8rief;
rSieilia" bon Neapel; st. 2au.
rent bon 6aure; r6inIano" bon
Nntuerpen .8raRls" mad We-
apef.>
pIpmoutb: ~Raifer Wilhslm" bon Netr
Dorf.
Gamburg: .BIt9er~ bon Nstp Oori.
Santiago be @uba: nprin3eifn Bic
toria 2uiie" bon Herp Dorf.
2iberpool; .@pmrte" ton Bottom.
Boulogns: Patricia" nod Neu Dorf
Gibraltar: .R6nts gilbert" bon Teu
Sort.
8remen: ,Watn" mad Nsu BORT uni
Baltimore.
0amburg: rpretoria" bon Nem Dorf
1eapel: .Stalia" bon Hsu Yorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27
Gtne ,tooerne grpreKereenoFems
fda>AA

Gin Sang, fpeIfer ser goliSei bon
paris unb MarfeiIe oieIer Sage se@
lun9en 1T, erf9eint in man9er sin.
ii9t bemertenspertb. Mar bat eine
por5iisli9 orsaniiirte internationoIe
9anoe ppr ii9, bic bas uniplioeite al
fer Geffdfts auf faufmGnnif9 sereselz
ter Balls fI5rte. Sbre Witgliebef
operirten in 9aris, 9rIhel, 2bun,
Marieine, &om, 4t6sn, Monte Garlp.
Ni5Sa, SIienbe, @irzles< 8ains uno
an0eren f%afbionablen &urorten. Sos
9anpt ser @eIeaf9ft, Mirabel, BE,
ipobnte in Der 4penue De NeuiG) 5u
paris Elm elesantes Npartement. Der
3entrdlpunft Der Speraticnen f9eIrt
jsbp9 Marfeiue gerpeien Su fem, ipo
man 5abtrei6e SepeiGen. 8risfe uns
bic Bidder Der @eieui9aft p~Orfanb.
Ra9 ben iprsfdltis sefiibrten Nuspei.
fen fat Mirabel anein BON 1. Sanu1-
Biz gum 80. Sum- 1905 69.4O0 6ranf
erbeutet. Iuber Den rerhafteten Wiit=
eliebsrn Ser @anSe, tpie Yic, Meiffreu,
Pi5pt, Standards, 2asu5Si, pascal,
Oie, bislfa4 borbeitraft gefpiTermabsn
our Mriftofratie Der @erbrs9erpelt ees
bDren, berfiigte Mirabel iiber sablrei9e
9~elfersbelfer: &enner unb 9rpoms
bprne6mer Gotels un0Gafes, bic GrOu>
piers man6er Spielfafinos, Oomen
Der 9albnelt, ia perbOrbene tleineains
Ser ftanben in feinen Oienften. Die
8anee Dperirte in Der Weife, oaB lie
ii9 sunG9ft eendue Snformationerl
bariibsr peridaffte, pel6e Yerfpnen
al, setpiFen Orten seeignete @ngriffss
obiefte feien. @ielfa6 erreidten tie
bann ibren 3ped auf Dem Wese bon
Grprsfuneen. sic lieBen bic ausers
febenen Spfer bur9 8inber in cine
Sale loden unb ertappten fie duf frfz
fder Shat. sic traten bierbei uIs
poIiseifommiFdre un6@enbarmen auf.
60 seiste es fid aus ben befAlagz
nabmten Papieren, oaB lie gu uriase
BON einem prGlaten $4,000 Sranf err
prebten. 8sionbers fiibn mar Der
Strei9, ben lie einem Stdatsantpalt
in Gbanes b'gaur fpielten. SIN fritz
i9en Mugenblide trat Mirubel als Pps
li5eibeamter auf. lieB benz Staatsanz
malt SanbfdelIen anlegen unb i'm I'M
Woeen na9 Ser Staot trdnsportiren.
ltnterfpsss purbe man banoelseinig.
Ser Staatsantpalt mubte 10000
5r. sablen. SaB Die ganbe fi9 iubres
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