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The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
LOOKOUT, ROWDIES.
Constable Shelton Intends to Chase
You Ont of "Canaan."

Constable A. G.. Shelton, who made
a record hast summer in thinning
out the rowdy characters In Ca
paan." beyond Mechanicsburg, stated
this morning that he intended going
into the wholesale arrest business
again shortly
During the past several weeks, II
seems, the rowdles have come to the
front again and are taking advant-
age of every opportunity to create
excitement and do some mischief.
Every day or two some shooting Is
done. and on Sunday the report OF
firearms is not an uncommon sound.
Yesterday several pistol or gun
shots were heard and some little ex-
citement was created and the con-
stable intends to investigate and ar
rest the guilty persons.
81 have been busy down town of
!ate,'' Constable Shelton stated this
mornfng, ''and have had little time
90 work ON the south SIDE, but I in
tend going back and getting few
of the rowdies. shall make an ex-
ample of one or two and think this
wiz be sufficient to suppress a fur
ther outbreak"
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
Four Freight Cars Jump Track
at Horse Branch.
VI. Ferguson, of Horse Branch, Who
Was Walking Beside Track,
the Victim.
TRAIs DELAYED THREE HOURS,

louisville. KY, March 19.-Four
cars of a northbound Illinois Cen
trad freight were derailed and over
turned by a broken wheel near Horse
Branch Sunday afternoon, killing
NJ. Ferguson, aged II, who was walk
ing beside the track. The accident
caused a delay TO traffic of three
hours.
The train was running about fif-
teen miles an hour and was going
up a grade.
The four cars overturned were
loaded with rough lumber. Young
Ferguson was a resident of Horse
Branch, and was with several com
panions, who witnessed the accident.
The wrecloing crews from Louis
willie and Central City were sent to
the scene to clear the track.
The train was i'm charge OF Ed
ward Foley, conductor and George
Isaacks, engineer, both OF Louis
Vile.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
About Senator Campbell's Charg
es of Crooked Work.
Claimed That One Little Incident
Started All the Talk of 500
Bills.
CENT AND HALF TAX PROBABLE

Representative l.. p. Head, who
has been at home for several days
visiting his family, will return to
Frankfort tonight, to attend the spe-
clal session of the. Legislature called
TO take up the rectSfiers' tax.
Representative Head says that the
rectihers' tax was opposed and de-
featod because some OF the legisla-
tors were convinced that it was un-
just
He says that the charges of brib-
cry and corruption implied against
members of the senate are without
foundation. according TO general be-
lief and that the "$100 bill talk
originated from a senator's jocosely
showing some hundred dollar bills he
had been carrying in his pocket since
sometime before the legislature. He
had eight or ten of them all the time
and the incident is said to have been
the sole origin of the bribery talk.
1t is predicted that Senator Wheel
er Campbell may have anything but
pleasant time when he gets back to
Frankfort, because of his charges
against some of the senators, as there
are about twenty of them who op-
posed the tax, and IL there was any
crooked work, the guilty are among
those twenty senators, who doubtless
Will be i'm anything but good hu-
NOR at the insinuation against them.
1t is likely that the one and half
cent tax will eventually be adopted
by the legislature.
Senator Wheeler Campbell will re-
turn to Frankfort tonight. He says
the legislature will probably be in
session for two weeks yet, tlSt the
administration is expecting hard
fight on the whiskey tax bill and as
the opposition is putting up hard
fight, the session will continue, prob
ably two weeks.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
MINISTER RELIEVED
And Charles $. Francis Appointed to
Austria.

Washin gton, March 19.-Charles
S.Francis, of Troy, n. Y, former
minister to Greece, will be nominated
today to succeed Bellamy Storer, min
lister to Austria. Storer was summa-
rily removed by the president by ca
BILE ON the charge of neglecting the
Office. Francis is prominent in New
York politics and editor of the Troy
Times. His father was formerly in
the diplomatic service. having served
at Vienna.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
nlocked hy Snow Slides.

Telluride Col. March i9.-For one
week IL has been storming almost
conanualy in this district. There
has not been a train run between
Telluride and Durango for over
week and the road is still blocked
By snow slides near Ophir and RIO.
The destruction Of the Camp Bird
supply house cuts OF the food sup
ply OF 25O mirers who fearing fur
ther snow slides have taken refuge
In the tunnel. Preparations are max
ing TO rescue them. but the storm
n so severe Il is impossible 20 reach
them before tomorrow. In addition
10 these. more than 500 men In other
nelghboring mines have been cut Oh
from communication with the out
side world by snow slides tn adjl-
cent mountains.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
Miners Ence starvation.

Denvccl Col. March 1s.-Five
hundred gold miners near the scene
Of the disastrous Camp Bird SNOW
p,ic Sunday neght. have had the
food supply either swept away or en-
tirecy cut of. Unless relief Is af-
fordcd them Immediately they viii
Soon face starvation. Traiis TO the
mines are entirely obNterated under
many feet Of snow. and 1t VIII be
necessary to open up new lines for
traffic.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
HORRIBLE FATE
MRS. MARY HEAD FELL INTO
THE FIRE FROM NER-
TIGO.
She Was Conscious, but Lay ana
Slowly Roasted Because No
One Heard.

Owensboro. KY, March 19.-Mrs'
Mlry Head. aged 81, while alone In
her room at her home in Pleasant
Valley, near the city. fell In the fire
during an attack of vertigo she
remained conscious but was unable
20 make the family hear her cries
Her clothes were consumed as she
lay helpless on the floor and 1t was
tine odior OF burning hcsh thsst final
iy brought help.
She lived eight hours and was
able to tell all about the accident.
She was one of the most promsn'emi
women OF the county and leaves sew
eraa children. among them w. G.
Head, a tobacco dealer Of Madison
ville, Ky.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
AHickman Wedding.

Hickman, Ky. March 19.-A the
home of the bride in West Hickman
Miss Bernfce White and Wialilam
Eastman were united in marriage
Rev. II. G. johnson officiating. Miss
White is the daughter of Jas. W.
White. a merchant of West Hick-
man. and MIR. Eastman is a farmer
citizen of Nashville. They will re-
side in West Hickman.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19

Ouray, Col. March ia man.
moth snowsllde In Mount Sueffels
district. six miles south of Ouray
wrecked Camp Bird mine mill, a
tram house. boarding. house and
reading room. William Cressy Is
known 10 have been KILLED and 1t Is
feared other lives were lost. The
property loss Is estimated at half a
million.
Camp Bird bunk house. adjolntng
reading noon, which was wrecked
narrowly escaped bong engulfed and
crushed. There were between 200
and 250 miners and mill employees
In this building when the slide came
down.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19

Sukeum, Trans-Caucasia, March
19.-The manner in which General
AMkhaneff has crushed the revolu-
tion in Kuta.s by razing towns, exc
cutting ring leaders and driving SYM
pathizers to the mountains, has pro-
duced such resentment that acts of
terror and the throwing of bombs at
troops are frequent. Alikhaneff Is
enforcing martial law with terrible
r.gor and all persons caught with
arms are Immediately shot.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
nearly score fell into the fiery fur
mace below.
Russia Train Wrecked.

Warsaw, Poland, March 19.-Five
persons We're injured last night by
the deralling of train from Vienna
to Nieklan. The accident was caused
by wreckers, who broke the rails. In
spectors discovered a mine charged
with 100 pounds of dynamite under
the railway bridge near Cgansk.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
5000 Attended.

st. Petersburg. March 19.-Six
thousand persons participated yes
terday in an initial meeting of the
league OF education, inaugurated by
the constitutional democrats to dis
seminate political instructions among
the people. The police closed an as
sembly where one of the speakers de-
manded the abolition of the death
penalty.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19

st. Petersburg. March 19.-The
first elections for the national douma,
just held, here, fell off deplorably, so
far as participation by the working
men was concerned. Some of the
workmen who decided to boycott the
douma refrained from voting. 9th
ers who wished TO vote we're not able
to do so, as their candidates were
put under arrest.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
Cuban Treasurer Missing.

Santiago de Cuba, March 19-Bias
Molinet, the provincial rer,has
been missing for four days, and his
whereabouts are unknown. A short
age i'm the treasury of $4,000 Is al
legged. Molinet is bonded by the FL
deity and Deposit company OF Mary
land, in the sum of $4,000.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
BOLD BURGLARY.


Chicago. March 1s.-Burglars
early this morning entered Jorgen-
san's SIniture eainaiishment and
bound and gagged the night watch
man and blew the safe with nitro
glycerine. They obtained 5000 In
cash, 81 900 in notes and other val
uable papers The store was badly
wrecked, and although in a densa.y
populated section, the robbery and
explosion we're not discovered unol
after daylight.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
Worst In Years in Indiana.

New Castle, Ind, March l9.-The
worst SNOW storm and blizzard in
years prevaciled last night and today,
and snow Is almost 90 inches deep
on a level. Interurban traffic Is
suspended and rural rail service and
business are paralyzed. Rural dis
tricts report snow drifted seven feet
deep in places.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
High l. c. Officials are Here to Decide
Question Of Down Town Ticket Office

chants hayt been working for a
downtown bcket Office for some time,
and have bththoned the /. C.. to es-
tablish ond In the city. The matter
was brought before the higher Off
c.als and tessns. Scott and Dwyer
sent here tdsook into the advisabili-
ty. They VIA decide by tomorrow. it
is said. The Adieations. as far as the
gemdlclnen VIII express themselves.
are good for tAe Sewntown ONCE.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19

Rome. March 19.-Eigbteen peo-
pie were burned 10 ,ie'pil in d rsIlar-
kable fire at Fucecchio, Tascany Hast
night. A dance was in progress in a
hall above a stable in which the hay
caught Are. Before all the dancers
could escape the floor collapsed, and
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
Michigan Town burning.

Litchfield, Mich. March IL Tne
business section of the village Is in
flames, which ara moving rapidly
through the principal business street.
driven by high winds. The fire de
parment is unable to control the
uames, and Coldwater. Jonesville and
other towns have been appealed to
for aid.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19

Messrs. John A. Scott, assistant
general passenger agent, and John
Dwyer, assistant general freight
agent OF the I. c., are in Paducah to-
ds<Eaon business OF Importance. and
IN, h,resu,t of their visit Will mean
either that the !, c. Will establish a
down town ticket Office, or viii de-
eide not to.
The Commercial club and mer-
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
ARMENIANS NEED
UNCLE SANS AID
President Roosevelt Asked to
Intercede for Them.
More Trouble in Russia and Drastic
Steps Are Being Taken by
the Car.
SOME LATE FOREIGN NEWS

Constantinople, March 10 A
number of Armenians of Alexandria
and Cairo have telegraphed Presi-
DENT Roosevelt. imploring him to
take the initiative i'm having some di.
plomatic action taken looking to the
improvement of the condition of Ar
menians in Turkey.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19

st. Petersburg, March 10 The
is using the most repres-
sive measures to stop the agitation
for a strike. A meeting of railroad
men at Rostoff-on-Don was today
and invaded by Cossacks.
who fired into the assemblage killing
two and wounding eight.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
Went 100 Miles An Hour.

Keif, Russia. March 19.-The tri-
ais here of a military train, armed
with machine guns and quick fires,
and Intended for use, i'm punitive ex-
petitions, are said to have developed
a speed of 100 miles an hour.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
ONE KILLED
And Five Others Overcome by Kan
sas City Fire.

Kansas City. March 19.--Miss
Agnes Inman was burned to death
and Eve other women wcra ovcrcome
by smoke in fire In their apart
ments last might. Miss Inman was
dead when the fremen found her.
The others were taken out ON lad
ders by the flremen. I,
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
Trains May BE Snowbound.

Peru Ind. March 19.-Tke inter
urban service in Northern Indiana
IS completely tied up. snow from I
to IL inches deep covering the north
ern part of the state. Owing TO
high winds. steam roads may be
smowbound before might.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
JACK FROST IS NOW
WORKING OVERTIME
Billiards and Snow Storms in Many
Places East and West.
Property Loss Half Million in Colorado. Suf.
fers Greatly, Also.

and others are from five to ten hours
late More than two miles Of track
OF the Illinois Central are washed
away. The Gulf and Ship Island
road has been completely tied up
since Sunday afternoon.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
Heavy Snow In Ohio.

Ironton. Ohio, March 19.-Eigh-
teen Inches Of snow covers the
ground here and railway and street
car service are greatly impeded and
business Is almost at a standstin. II
Is the heaviest snow in years.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
Dowie About Recovered.

Kingston, jamaica, March u
Jno. Alexander Dowie, of Zion CITY
ILL.,, left Port Antonio for Mexico. by
way of Cuba. He has almost recov-
cred from his attack of paralysis.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19

Hickman, KY, March 19.-J. w.
Cottrell a we'll known citizen of this
vicinity, died at his home near Blue
Pond, few miles below town Inter
ment took place on Sassafras Ridge
He was a farmer.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
Attacked a Prison.

Warsaw, Russian Poland, March
19.-An armed crowd yesterday at
tackled the prison at Pawia street.
killed a warden, mortally wounded
two others and liberated politica.
prisoner.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
No Agreement.

The telephone and telegraph COM
mittee held conference with the tel
ephone attorneys this afternoon but
reached no agreement and will report
tonight that II has no recommenda-
tfon to make.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
Local Market.

Country bacon-12hc.
Smoked sausage-12hc.
Sweet potatoes-5Oc per bu.
Irish potatoes-S0c per bu.
Chickens-35c to 40c.
Eggs-12 hc.
Butter-25c.
Pork-6c.
Beef-2hc TO Ghc.
Corn-50c per bu.
Hay--$10 to Sic.
Lard--10c.
Ham--14c.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
500 Max Have Been Lost.

London, March ia report from
Kagi, Island Formosa. says the earth
quake destroyed houses and did 9th
err damage. Estimates of casualties
vary from 100 to 500.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
Rains s,op Trains In South.

jackson. Miss. March l9.-Rail-
road traffic In this section OF M.ssis-
slppi Is tied up on account OF heavy
rains. Many trains are apnulled
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
Broke An Arm.

George Pearl, S27 North Ninth fell
and broke his arm this morning at
his home. 1t was set by DR.. ]. w.
Pendley.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
Gen. Thayer Ill.

Lincoln, Neb.. March 19.-Briga-
der General John n. Thayer, former
United States senator, is so WI his
physjcian SAYS ne cannot recover.
The Paducah sun., 1906-03-19
THE WEATHER.

Rain turning to snow tonight,
followed by fair weather Tues
day. Colder Tuesday.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-17

p~ortsmoutb, g., Is. april.
Su Simebiae, Sebn Weilen 6ifli4 bon
bier, eri&Ob Der 20.idbrise 8bos. Me.
@eal feline ~18.iabrige Grau; bann
feuerte sr siren S9ub auf bersu Wut.
ter ab, obue fe 3u trefen. S9lisbliG
lief er babDn unb ma@te einsn srfoIs.
Ioien Selbfmorobsrfu9. urfa9e Der
8rag6bie fOl gifsriudt getpsien f:in.
g 1iebsrei.
5 N 4 o 10 n, Pa.. Is. Mpril.
Inter ben freifenben 2obIengrdbern
gu Winbber tam fes bsute 3u cine,
ShieBerei. gs tpurbea 8 2eute ae.
t0otet uno eth 2nabs bsrlsbt. ginssl'
beiten feblen nod.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-17

Mmmpniaf, nit lamar r.
mem Wafier permif9t, leiftet por%
treffli6e Oienfte beim puben bon
meFingsnen ober tupfernsn @erdthen.
Man tau9t einen' monenen Happen IN
bic Mii9ung, unb reibt bariit bic be-
treffenben @eaenftGnbe ab.
S6paben< u ND &ufenfd>
fer uansen Man perhIat elm
hobes 9las auben nit einem Sn4e,
um ben Sbieren bas @mportlettern
au erleiatern, unb flint basfelbe Bis
our SGlfte nit fibem Wafer unb GEE
riebenen Rartoffeln. Die Snieften
fallen in bic 5liiFisfeit, aus Der lie
fpeqen Der Slate bes @lafes ben Hiidz
tpeq niht mebr antreten fOnner.
9omaten, bic i'm Winter gum
Mittoden an Slid unb Tleifdfpeifen
bienen fpnen, betpabrt man am beiten
In Storm zines fertisen piirees auf.
Man pfliidt bierau bic Stiele ab, ball
Dirt bic Iriiate, briidt bas @aKer
fammt ben 2ernen lei9t heraus unb
iebt bas Glsif4 in gut perainntem &C.
fairr auf ni9t gu beiBes Seler. no
man es aunddt lansfam fdmel5en
lGbt. Damn fo9t man bds Mus UNI
ter unausgeiebteml, forgfdltigen Rua>
rem BIG Sur eetpinf9ten Dide Elm,
ftreift es bur9 elm Sieb unb fiint es
duf Ilafhen. Diefe tperben fauber
~berforft, nit feftem Gaben iiberbunben,
in's @aHerbob seftelt unb etne
Stunbe lang seto9t, posouf Re I'm
WdHerbabe Gusfihlen miiFen.
Oamn trodnet maj, be GIafden as
unb betpabrt lie i'm 2elIer febenb uuf.
Reparatnr BON HIedges
ff4irr. BIDDER in Wlsdtonnen unb
gimerM, bic ni9t birtft NIT benz
5euer m Heriibruns fomrnen, laEsn
fi9 bur9 3ens pertIeben, bas man in
RopaIfirnib eetauht FAT. Oie betrefz
fenben gegenftdnbe fub iebo4 erit
ipieber In Gebrau4 gu nebmen. tpenn
bic rtparirten Stereu gang troden
frnb. Mu9 Elm 9eri@mieren bon
auben nit 6enfertitt utp<it fia hdus
fig als apsdsntfpre9enb unb bauer'
haft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-17
S9tHsnamrt@ten.

SEEM Yort: .@epubIic" bon NIsran-
bria /; .2entudp" bon 2open=
bagen; algeria" BON Rarieilss
uno Neapel.
Bottom: vWenominse" pon Stapltton,
Mntwerpeu.
PlpmOutb: .2ronprin3 @ilbslm" bon
Stem Sort md @berbours unb
Bremen.
2ipsrpool: Wietor ian" BON Nem gorf;
.@truria" bDn Seem Sort iber
southampton.
ROTTERDAM: .%pnoam" bon Stem gOrt
tber 8~oulogne.
@berbour9: .Nmerica" boz, Seem Oort
dber pIpmoutb nod Samburs.
Genua: y@itta 81 WiIano" bon Sem
Dorf.
WeapsI: v8arbaroKa" bon Stem Oort
mad @enua; .@tulia" bon SEEM
Sort nod gsnebie unb 8rief;
r&oma" BON Sem Dorf.
@las9ou: .gartbasenian" nod ct.
Sobns, q. g.. unb philadelphia;
y@aIeeonia" bon Nem Dorf fiber
WobiQe.
Gibraltar: y26nig gilbert" bon @enua
unb Nsapel nod Nsp Sort.
Gibraltar: .@anapie" bon Bottom mad
Meapel.
Neapel: vGretic" bon Seem Dorf.
@Rerbourg: naronprin3 @ilbelm" bon
Sem Dorf nod Bremen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-17
3. 8. Sponiel,
1880
Glib Gah
Ctr.

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Rarftftanb go
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Columbia
@rocerp 60.
Reues TsIe=
pbor 1851
Rrpbirt
meiueu
Bumperuidel
loo per 2atb.
geriuher Sic
infer Ro9geu.
bron. eS iftun,
hbsrtreffi9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-17
S6iTs-
@lldii9 abselanfeu.

Sault t. Warie. Mi9..
10. April. Sieetablbampfsr. eoronia"
ilrlo seugene Zimmerman" eonioirteu
9euts bier. 2ebtersr ian! alsbaIb aui
Der canaoii4en Settle bss GluKes; Die
Remaining tpHros serettet.
Die ~Saronia" isbtel bic Sabrt ben
GluB binab fort, geIanate aber rilr Big
Sittls dub Safe, no fis auf Der Wef.
lstte bes Glufes fanf. Sic battle eine
%uertbooae aaoung bon 6ladsiam.n
an goro. .@ugen Zimmerman" mar
NIT Soblen na1 Safe Superior be.
tfimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-17
9 | n 10 O n n q.

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Bsridt oss gtnmanosrungs.g Bureaus
lanbetsn insesiammt tpdbreno bes Mo.
mats Wdr3 on oieien @eftaosn 1873, 245
Ausldnber b. /. 20 pruseut misbr ME
TIM Wdr3 1904.
SIR ben Mdra bes Sahrss 1905 tuer-
ben 126, 932 ginmanbersr anssesbsn.
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81. POP gi~nuanoerer bier an, im Wdr3
1905 Is. 1913.
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Darlington, Is. spril. Sir
@bentung 2ians Ching, Der 9insFi2s
@eianbte vtidt" sesen bts grtldruns
bss &sprdisntanten 9enbp bon Wi9i.
gan, bab bur9 Die 9insHf4sn gsb6r-
ben falide paRe ausesfeIt nerben. urn
@binefen bie ginuanoerung tn bieiem
6 anbe au erm6eli4en. Sieie 8ef&uer-
ben fno tn sinem griefe bss @sianbten
an bas 6Oustomite fir ausmdrtise Mn-
aslsgsnbsitsn sntbaltsn.
Der @efanote ertldrt, bob isbes Ser.
tiffat BET ihm angemeleet Tel, er babe
bsrsn 527 aus Der proOins Sutisn CT.
baIten. bic iibrisen tdmen ni9t In ge.
tra9t. ct bebauptet, bob cine grobe
Nnsabl BON 3ertifitaten in 8ancouper,
@uba. I'M beutf4.n S9ubgebiete bon
2iaoti9au, In Guatemala, Samaii,
Sapar, u. I. 10. ausgefe1t tpurben.
Ser @sfanote erildrt, bob far iulde
Certificate ni&t bic Gineffds @esie.
rung berantwortlid sebaltsn tperbei,
tonne. Wenn Senbp gbina In bieiem
GaIe fur berantmortli9 srtldren MOLE,
10 iebe bies eineu WanseI on seogra.
pbif8en 3enntniKen poraus, ben er
bemielbsn anfanbs6alber ni9t aus
trauert NOBLE.
Yenbp natirli8 ldbt bic ea9e niai
auf f9 Fben. gr iast, na@ ben Be-
ri&ten bes ginwanbsrunssbureaus
ieisn In Der an9ebenen 3sit 895 Ger.
tiftate ooraelest uorbsn unb berlangl
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mSrootI1n" hberfthfftg.
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amerifanii&e 3reu3er Brootlpn, mel.
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TN Nctbfane ben 6eimssiu1ten an
8eiuu 3u Ollie gu ellen. cling sefieru
nod Gibraltar ab unb wiro bon bori
bic Sniel nod beimif6sn @emdKeru
antrsten. ba fetne bireitsn 6ilfeleifun'
gen ni9t notbwenbtg erf9einen. 81
wirb auf 2eague Sslanb In Referp,
geben.
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6euie, am ORsr.R ontage, bersnaater
lid, tuie ieoes Sabr, 3ablrei&e Qinbe,
auf benz Raien fhbli9 bonn @eiber
0auie NIT gierroQen. 9as Wette,
mar flur, nber etuas falt. Am Na&1
mittaae uurbe bas Spiel auf Der AFRO
Sen eQipie fibli& bonn Weiben 1aui
fortaeiett. Die Martnefapele gas ba
IfeItf eth Concert.