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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
RAILROAD NEWS.

Conductor George Buck has been
quite sick
Conductor Frank Curwin moved his
family to Colorado Springs this week.
Conductor S. B. Hubbard made a
trip as passenger conductor on No. 10
and Al, in place Of Conductor Farley,
who laid on few days.
Engineer W. D. Oakford returned
Monday from FredOnfa, Kan, where
he went to see his father, who is
quite feeble, The old gentleman is
about IS years Of age
Conductor Herbert Farley was OF a
trip or two this week. and spent the
time on his farm near -SeIden. He
went on his run Tuesday, relieving
Conductor s B. Hubbard,
George Usher Of HoisingtOn, Kan,
arrived here Wednesday on a visit. he
has been employed as a conductor on
the Missouri Pacific, but formerly
lived here and was a trainman for
the Rock Island.
Three gangs OF men are now en-
plOyed laying S5-pOUnd steel, one west
Of GOOdland, and one east and one
west OF Seibert- The gang west Of
GOOdland began Wednesday OF this
week. and the gangs at Seibert viii
begin Monday.
An agreement has been reached be
tween the Santa Fe, Rock Island and
Union Pacific roads to lengthen the
running time Of their limited trains
from Chicago to the Pacific coast The
new time card viii be out this week.
The object in making a slower SEIZED
ule IS TO decrease chances Of wrecks
and accidents and to save motive pow
eF from severe strain.
The Rock Island viii make extern
sive improvements on this division
this spring A new material yard and
track win be established west OF the
shops This viii include 8 new store
house. lumber and cement sheds, The
new general storekeepsr is expected
here Saturday. A steam shovel outfit
viii begin widening dumps March 1
west Of GoOdIand. and the bsHasting
OF track 60 miles west OF G0odIand
viii begin April 1. and continue until
completed
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
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HARDWARE AND HARNESS
LEGAL NOTICES.


PUBLICATION NOTICE-IN THE
district court OF Sherman county, in
the state OF Kansas IS. r. @
Hankins, plaintiff, Us. F. S. Bennett,
- Bennett, bennett, his wife,
whose given name is unknown to this
plaintiff, Lew z. DaProw,- Darrow,
known TO this plaiTr5iff, The Darrow
Investment Company, John Doe,
whose real name is unknown to this
plaintiff, defendants. Said defendants
above named and each OF them viii
take notice that they have been sued
in the district court Of Sherman cOun-
~, in the state Of Kansas, by the said
plaintiff, who fled his petition in this
cause in said court on the 27th day Of
January, 1906, and said defendants
must answer the petition filed therein
by said plaintiff, On OF before the 18th
by said plaintiff, on OF before the Z4th
petition viii be taken as true, and
Judgment for plaintiff in said action
viii be rendered against the defend
ants herein for the epsts Of this suit,
and for a further Judgment Of this
court forever barring said defendants
and each and all Of them Of and from
any right title or interest Of -ThatsO-
ever sort or kind in and to the north
east quarter Of section tWenty-eight
(2S), in township nine (9), south Of
range thfrty-nine (39), west Of the
man county, Kansas and cancelling
their interest in said land Of record.
E +. MURPHY, Atty for Plaintiff.
(SeaL Attest A E BARNETT,
Feb. e-23.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09

adjoining GOOdland on the northwest
The Schiefen family viii make their
home in Sherman county, and will
make substantial addition to the
thrift and citizenship Of the county.
George B. MCCleIland, not the may
, or Of New York, but a man with the
/ distinction Of being an expert lather,
arrived in GOodIand this week from
| Washington, Ia He is under the en-
pIOy Of Contractor HOdgen, but viii
do work for other builders when not
at work for HOdgen. He has the re-
putatiOn OF being creased lightning
at lathing, and the work is superior,
too.
We have been requested to state
again that B. Jayne is the new secre-
taTy and treasurer Of the Woodmen
lodge Of GOOdland. He is commonly
called clerk, and has this important
duty, that Of collecting the dues from
the members OF the lodge, belongs to
him. If the members do not keep
I the matter Of their dues in mind and
pay when it is due, the cancellation
Of the insurance will of course follow.
This notice is again given to divide
the responsibility between Clerk Jayne
and the members Of the lodge in keep
ing all insurance premiums promptly
paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. ShimeaT, in be-
half Of the Maids and Matrons, en-
tertained Friday evening at their home
in honor Of the GOOdIand orchestra
and others who assisted in the Maids
and MatrOns' entertainment at the
opera house recently. The evening
was much enjoyed by all present, and
parts Of the program was novel and
full Of fun, especially the extempor-
aneOus part when no one knew what
their part would be until the ball Of
fate was unraYeled. Refreshments
were served, and at the plate Of every
person who sat at the table, was a
beautiful carnatiOn.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
Methodist Church Announcements

viii be held the fourth quarterly
meeting and conference at the NJ. Z.
church. Presiding Elder Meredith
Will be present and will preach. All
are cordially invited. John Eldridge,
Pastor.
Miss Ethelyn Hewitt, a deacOness
representing Bethany hospital at Kan
sas City, will speak at the NJ. Z.
church next Sunday, February II, at
II a. m and 1880 p. m John Ed
ridge, Pastor.
There viii be preaching at the OdeII
school house, one mile north Of W
H Stones place, Sunday, February
II, at 2:3O p. m. John Eldridge, Pas
tor.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
HOW TO BEAUTIFY BROADWAY
A Cooperate Plan Of Walks, Trees
and Eences=Dn Ii Now

A Cooperate Plan OF Walks, Trees
and Fences-DO 1t Now.
The following plan is submitted for
the improvement OF Broadway. Fence
door yards, and along the outside and
next to the fence set out trees. Just
outside the trees lay a good gravel or
concrete walk. Outside the walk build
a low one rail fence, stout enough and
convenient for hitching teams. Turn
stiles could be placed at gate open
ings and at ends Of blocks for pedes-
TRANS. This arrangement would pro-
tect the trees and make a good ap-
pearance as park arrangement. It is
a matter Of interest to all to make a
pleasant appearance and beautify
homes and streets with shade trees.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
TWO RIBS WE'RE BROKEN.
NJ. A. Alexander Water Service MAJ
Hurt on the Road.

NJ A. Alexander. employed in the
water service Of the Rock Island. was
injured on freight train No. "A Tues
day Two ribs in his back were frac-
tured.
The train was in motion, and Mr..
Alexander was sitting in the cupOla
OF the CabOOse, when the emergency
air-brake was thrown on, some OF
the cars in the rear Of the train be-
ing without air-brakes. The sudden
stop in the fore Of the train caused
the rear cars to come to a very VIC
lent jolt which threw Alexander
down against the corner of the steps
leading up to the cupola. The fall
broke two Of the floating ribs near the
spine When he arrived in GOOdland,
he was examined and his injuries
dressed by DR.. Gulick.
Mr. Alexander is able to be around,
but his back is very stiff and sore.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
Cement Blocks.

Farmers make your building stone
I am selling a machine which makes
three different styles Of cement blocks
Prices Of complete outfit only $50.
Call on me at my residence, two
blocks north Of city standpipe, or
write me at Goedland, Kan G. y.
KysaF.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
ZERO WEATHER.

Accompanied by Slight Snow Saturday
Night.
The cold wave, moving from the
east westward, struck this section
Saturday evening for about twenty
four hours. There was a north wind
and a very light snow. No ont was
seriously Inconvenience nor was any
damage to stock done. The lowest
reported degree Of cold was four de-
grees below zero. After the first
twenty-fOur hours the days have been
sunlit and pleasant.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
sunDer br WesIeran CircIe.

The young ladies Of the Wesleyan
circle will give a dinner to the public
from 3 until o'clock Friday on the
first floor OF the Union hall They
call it a progressive supper, and say
that they have discovered a very IN
ique way OF dining their guests The
question arises, Has teh smart set
got so far west as GOod4and %
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
wallace FfIer Sick AGAIN.

While Wallace Filler was down
town Wednesday forenoon, he was
taken suddenly i'll. A conveyance was
procured and he was taken home. It
is feared he Will suffer another attack
OF pleuracy and pneumonia This is
the third attack, and may prove seri-
Gus, although it is to be hoped not.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
For Sale.

wish to sell my GOodIand residence
building fayOrably located in the
southwest part OF town, now occupied
by h ". RunneIls- Parties interested
write me at 45s Santa Fe street. Den
yer, Colo A G. Stephenson
Lost.
Roman gold cross, somewhere be-
tween depot and residence Of J. v.
Griffin, Tuesday evening. Finder please
leave at the home OF J. Y. Griffin.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
BUSINESS PROPEBTIEs SOLD.
Earl Derby Aeqp res the N. S. Alien
Building. and Lots.

Earl Derby last week purchased the
two buildings and lots now occupied
BY the once OF G. Ia Calvert and the
barber shop just north The deal was
made last week with the owner, n.
S Allen OF La Porte, Ia The con-
sideration was reported to be $4,000.
The barber shop viii be moved in
to the basement Of the new brick no
tel, and Mr.. Derby viii occupy the
building vacated and conduct his con-
fectionery store at that location
The office Of G. l. Calvert viii re-
main wheIe 1t now is, as Nj Calvert
has an III eNpired lease to that prop
erty
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
Market Removed.

Having removed my meat market
from the old stand to my new build
ing south Of the Farmers National
bank, I cordially invite all my old
customers to drop in and see the new
market Thanking the public for their
generous patronage in the past, am,
Yours respectfully, Q. z. SWARTS.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09

There VIII be a great lot Of photo
graphs in circulation by Saturday and
a great many Of those pictures viii
reach the albums in various parts Of
the United States. Lay in a nice sup
ply while the Railroad Photo Car is
handy.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
Feb. 9-23
SUMMONS -
PUBLICATION

PUBLICATION SUMMONS - IN
the district court in and for Sherman
county, Kansas. Nellie Cullins, plain
tfff, vs. Lewis Cullins. defendant e To
Lewis Cnllfus, me above named de-
fendant. YOu VII take notice that
the p1ainffh IN the above entitled
cause fled her Petition 10 the above
named court on the 9TH day Of Feb
ruary, 1906, and in case you, the said
defendant shall fail to answer said
petition on or before the 23d day OF
MareR, 1855, SAID petition viii be
taken as true and Judgment FsadeFsd
against VOu and in favor OF the pia.ia=
tff for a decree Of divorce FROM yeu
the said defendant
F. MURPHY, Atty. Tor RiaintfF.
(Seal Attest A. z BARNETT,
Clerk Of the District Court.
Feb- a-2E
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
Sherman County Land
For Sale

List Of Sherman county land for
sale, with prices subject to change or
prior sale, without notice. Terms on
time, One-half cash, balance in one,
two and three years. at per cent:
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09
Gibson Lands!

We have for sale one hundred
16O-ACRE FARMS In Sherman
county which we VIII sell on the
contract plan For prices call on
or address
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09

Clyde's Best and Golden Gate Flour
Is the best on the market
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09

See G J. shtmeau for rates on hr,
Insurance
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09

Also first delivery of Spring
and Summer Shirts, soft neg
Iige, with all the most fashion
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1906-02-09

Our department of House
hold Linens is always complete
with the best value IN the trade.
Special value in Unbleached
Table Lamask, 90 in. Err
wide, per yard ......OUU
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08
HAYDEN BROS.
Why and Wherein SheTWn- Williams Paints Are Dr.
feeRt From Other Mixed Paints


reliability
of white Second
INSIDE floor
the CREosOTE paint for barns and roofs but If # barn or E
ROOF BRIDGE and black metal paint for iron fence called
called "BATHTUB
all suitable sized packages
NEED. " pint of
50galon of bridge paint
work be CALL FOR COLOR CARD
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
AGENTS.
andD Neb
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08
It's the burner we sell in the
Michigan

We sell this $500 to $500 stove at $500
down and $500 per month. and the 1880
TO 5000 stove at $500 down and $500 per
month, or at cut price for cash.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08

J.. j. Hill has lust announced that he
will at once proceed 10 build rail-
way from Winnipeg 90 Vancouver.
Three thousand miles OF other railway
are under way in that rich farming coun-
try.
400 900 acres in 1900.
The worlds best small grain country.
Splendid business openings,
Cheap land for money make-s
Free homesteads for all who want them.
The last chance 10 get free or cheap land
in Americas humid belt.
one hundred and twenty thousand new
settlers In I9O5-45,OOO Americans.
sixty thousand Americans coming thh
Special Homeseekers' railway rates Tues
days.
Don't be too late.
For free copies OF a handsome maya
zine interesting literature and all sorts
OF Information about Western Canada,
lis fertile lands and It's growing cities
write TO u. s. Bureau OF Resources, -
New York Life Building, Minneapolis
MINI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08
WESTERN CANADA WHEAT LANDS
ADVANCE,
Unprecedented Demand for Lands in
the Western Canadian wheat Belt
Leads 10 a Shar Rise tn Prices.

Unprecedented Demand for Lands I'm
the Western Canadian wheat Belt
Leads TO "a sharp Rise tn Prices.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, April THE
people OF western Canada are just begin
ming to wake up to the fact that the first
general occupation of what has been called
the Last Vest Is almost accomplished.
II is almost impossible any longer TO Sc
cure large tracts of land The Canadian
Northwest land department Is reported to
have practically disposed OF all its lands
that were offered In large blocks. The
Canadian Pacific railway still owns a vast
acreage but is reported to be discouraging
wholesale purchases. Both companies have
advanced prices a dollar OF two an acre,
and in some districts the Canadian Pa
cihc has withdrawn lands from the market
pending read1ustment OF prices. The
prediction Is freely made that first-class
unimproved wheat lands In Wetsern Can
ada, which may today be bought for from
81 to fl5 an acre, will within a year or
two be bringing SIS to SIS. The Winnipeg
hotels are crowded with American land
buyers investors and farmers. Last week
29l carloads OF settlers effects from the
states arrived at boundary points, accord
ing TO j. Obed Smith, Dominion immigra-
ton commissioner at Winnipeg. Mr.
Smiths figures show that by the end OF
March 1900 immigrants arrived in western
Canada this season. The percentage OF
Americans Is much larger than ever before.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08


In fact, we sell all the staple 81
patent medicines for the next few days
at our Council Bluffs store only
for zee. Send us your mail order
there.
Any Tooth Brush in the house. g. 15c
10 Worth up to soc each.)
Clean, fresh Sassafras Bark, lb. 2Oc
Use Whisk Brooms. .......... .15c
One pound finest Theatrical Cold
cream ........... .'...ss'.. QUO
S-ounce bottle Lotus Cream. =. 25c
Everybody knows Egyptian Lotus
Cream.
We have the 2-ounce bottle. too.
One dozen schiitz Malt Extract
for ............ SI.S0
One dozen Krug's Life Malt for 81 80
81 Hossack's Sarsaparilla. 49,. ..75c
81 Partisan Hair Tonic .....-... zoe
(This is the guaranteed kind.)
35c Hunyadi Janos Water -. PFC
One pound ]. & j. Absorbent
One pint Pure Alcohol. ...... .4Oc
25c Graves Tooth Powder. .1Oc
25c Swansdown Face Powder loo
4-ounce bottle Syrup White Pine
and Tar ............... .25c
Pure Wines and Brandies, for me-
dicinal use only, quart bottle
(full quartz, at. ........... Doc
All tickets from our cash register
are worth sc on the dollar. Everybody
saves them; do you?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08
April Doings
at the
Original Cut Price
Drug Stores

We fully believe the coming bound to be the great
est volume of business done and general in the
history of Omaha and its sister Cities South Omaha and Council
Bluffs and in order do part for the drug line
making the following inducements friends patrons and
others:
Please Remember prices good only the Original
Cut Price Drug Stores Omaha South and Council
Bluffs charge whatever for delivering any
thing we sell in either city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08
"The Last West"
"THE LAND OF WHEAT"

Great Opportunities I'm Manitoba "F'or-
tie Saskatchewan" and "Sunny Al
berta-" See Carpenters Letters.
Published Every Sunday in This
Paper.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-04-08
Leading Business Men

Who buy for cash buy steel ranges Of us
because they know that we sell only the
best We enable wage-earners to buy the
'ame kind by selling any size at $500 down
md $500 per MONTH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

fIogt fit 9lrbeioe for. cl, 9ib ior life
at trGbe Oct liorc g&lgiprc,tbcbsprrf
/ Beien.
Cen inbitillcoe set ior el, aio,
men giemt ct itfe glc,,,t.
9erfor 2anosnGno, I'LL bo ii bar
piit, at ri rebebont % 1ierne giper
Eenge, bpor 6ets giulber ON at biGl-
pc boeran6re, loo os ogiaa piic, at
ri life itaar til6ogez bpor bet gjrl-
Der en- noeluffcnbc oonif Sag.
9ab bper poe fit Sfierp, flor eller
lille, at Tal,fel1 fan blibe til 8irfc-
ligbeo, at Sen oanIfe aonges fornen1-
me, ronfe Sfiffeflc fan folnme til at
ftaa oerbicmme joni ct talenoe 8euis
poo, at uoe al Die for oB life CT use
al Sin6; n1en at Di sogioa ion1 an1e-
ritonife @orgere bc6blipcr at cllfe
1onmorf.
93oo &olnitee11s ge9ne>
&orl sc q tbiaieh
Nreii6ent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

Dberipsmmelie / 8aibingtun Stat.
Sns6ag iibite l1ge falot en- umoaoe.
Zig Mosjc &egn / 2an0et beb Yuget
Suno. S 2gbet al ct @ar Sinner
faI6t Ser 2.48 9ommer &egn. San<
tibig ineltc6e en- BARN 8in6 @neer,
paa GaSco6e 8iereene, og iom GbIge
of bette opIto6 oen berlte Sperippm>
n1clie / 9nlftrrfningerne mellem &C.
attle og Hort1ano, iom bar ppret op.
lepet / Monos Minbe. Nlle 61ob6a.
lene 1too ,,n6er Banb og ialt par en-
strafning at 200 &baorotmile oper'
ippnn1et. 6armerne maatte reooe
fig op paa &pilan6et, men flere af
oem opiatte Glugten for lGnge og
omfom. 2i9elebes brl.fneoe 1nange
&reaturer. ssernbnneforbinbe mel.
lem oe TO 8per bar ofbrl1ot, ligele-
6es Erafifen paa ale be eleftriife
ss5ernboner.i Omegne1t, og al Noit %
8aslagertrafif 1naatte beigrges pr.
Don,pifib. 6lere al oe fmaa Gloo.
bper. bleb f,lI6itenhig borfrebne af
Ban6n1agfer1e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23

z
Sinbner / Ganaba. Megieringen
Canada bnr foaet Re6belelle ON, at
Ser er 800 $in6uer unoerbeis fra
Sn6ien til Canada onrboro paa ct
enfelt @fib. S CONNER bar Der Doe,
ret en- ret betDbelig Emigration at
6enne Mrt I'll Gana6as &acificfDit, %
nqpnIig 8ritib Columbia er man
meget eneitelie oDer benne Gorsgel.
5fe of 8efolfningm, fom man onfer
for olt- on6et eno go6. &egieringen
/ Ottatpo agter giennem Gentralre.
'gieringen i 2onoon at a1mo6e De in.
bite A,ltboriteter on, at ftanie l1o.
banoringen fra Snoien til Gnnnon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
med Post % Cele9raf.
0lle,esse fra.)

&r9fbent Gaitrp af @ene5uelo,
Der .1eneere &io bar paret ipoaeliq
og bor opbolot Jig poa Martiniqne,
iiees at bore afgaaet beo Ds6en al.
lere6e for ct Yar Tiger foer, men
bans Dpo bor paret bol6t bemn1elia
at Sen pene5ueljfe @egiering for al
11nogoo l1roligbe6er.
&erbens itbrte &rigsifib lob iiolte
l19e of @tabelen sSapan. Sen ,,bp.
re &onierfolos er enbnu itgrre END
oetf engelife &n1npeffib r@reao.
nougbt" og ben er bpgget meo ollie
oe @rfaringer for 9ie, iom @rigc,,
mes Ruslan6 bar gioet SSapanejerne:
Sfibet er bDgget efter omtrentlie
iamme Elan iom Set engelffe aelnpc-
ifib, % Oct ontages, at be engellfe
og iopaneiiffe &onitruttbrer bor for,
bonblet in6bDr6es ON BIonernc.
@elbe 8pegearbeibet er u6eIuffenoc
japanefiff.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
@nslanos onbe &enins. Set rco

8nslanbs onbe Gcnina. Set rcaf.
tionere rusiiffe 8la6 vgieoon1olti"
Roifom inbebo16t, fi6ite 2prbng CT
slrtifel, / bpilfen set forlangcs, al
@rep @itte, ben ti6ligere 6eriteuini
iter, ifal fortiies fra &uslano. s
oe reoftionere &re6ie bltber BET oftt
frembolot, at @11slonos ubel6i0t
Stilling u6eluffen6e ffploes @itte
Set par ba,n,. ser aflutte6e Erafta:
ten / @ortsmoutb, og 6et bar bom
Aer fit @5aren til at uoiteoe @eforci
Mo1ife1tet of 80. Oftober 1906. $
r&ie6omolti's" MrtifeI beober oct, a
ban CT 2onoets onbe Genius % a
ban bil blipe mDr6et, bpis ban for
bIiber / 2on6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-11-23
}lnoer; ank(age.
ST wlapor sebn,its Gu spo?

S lgngere Ei0 Bar Der lloe fra
Son Groncisco lp6t ubpggeIige Meo>
6eIelfer ON; at Der er fremfonmet
Mfflgringer 8orbinbelie mes 8poo,
mii1iitrationen, ion bar lat Sen tioli,
gere iaa forguoeoe rl1nion-Mapor"
gcbnit5 / Ell alt an6et emo flatteren-
oe 8elDsning. Site alene iag6es Set,
at 6er bar foripun6et cit bel 9el
&enge i Si6en efter Ben Itore Sor6>
ifialp- og Bran0:@ataitrofe, iont
bar ienbt IL 1e 5fapeli6te, men iom
life bar l1aoet frem til. Central SEQ.
'1nitecn og 8btc aors, og iom man
troe6e at funnc iporc til Maporen,
men life lnn9cr. Me11 forub for ben
9i6 bor Ser begooet Sing al Mapo,
ren, Der iffe bar gorifc jom Sc 1ful6e
bnre.
Can sSranctsco bar mango Mar
bobt BET tilfnlles meb an6re @tor-
bper, at Sen loo life ida Iibt tilboge
at pnffe bpa6 Morolitet ongoor.
9eobnltg bar Der neret en6el Snitt@
tutioner, Ser UNDER 9loon al vfrane
ffe &eitourationer" 6reb en- ten1me1tg
uoppetitlig Erofif. Sen offenlige
Menino bab6e lenge forlangt oisie
@eItaurotioner, ser nof lite tar at.
set c11b aIn1tnoelige utugtsbuis, luf.
fe6e, og for ct &ar Mar ii6en b1eo
8Da6niniftrationen npoiaget til at
frotoge en6el af Dem 6eres 2tcet1ie.
De bolotes 6og fun luffebe fort &i6,
faa TOM 6e igien / Gong, og ber ct
6et, at Mapor @cbrnit5 beifpl6es for
at bape la6et fig beltiffe. @nopioere
poaitaoes set, at ban og en- af bans
politiife &ialpere, &brabam @uef,
pe6 forifiellige 2eiligbe6er bapoe
tpunget @iere al 8teinuranter til at
betole fig GUNNER / 0megnen al
$1,000 for at beboloe 6eres 11o'
Fienfnings <8ebillinger.
@opor @cbmit3 bor i Ben ii6ite
Sio beret / Gbropa, men utl6er bans
GrobpreIIe bar en- @ranoiurp un6er.
ibgt MnfIagerne og bar f,1nbet fao
ferfe 8ebifer imoo bam. og @uef,
at ben 1i6Ite l1ge l,6fer6iee6e 5 Mn.
Ioger in1o6 6en1, fom oe MI oil babe
at fbnre til. Samnte Dag fom 6isie
Mnfloger bler u6fer6ige6e, anfom
Scbn1it5 til Seem Oorf, og Der bar
Sale ON, at BON beb 2an6figningen
biloe bIipe arreiteret, en- Errlfel, oer
oog iffe blep iberfiat.
9lngaaen6e be @aber fra forfiel.
Iige @gne al 2an6et til 6e Mg6liben.
oe efter Ratoitrofen / glprl, fom lite
er 11aoet fren, er Ser forelbbig iffe
toget @fri6t af @ran6iurpen, men
flere Mnfloger bentes u6feroige6e
en- ,ar Grentio. Set ier uo til,
at Ser traffer ct @eforn1-l1beir op
oper @on GranciSco, Der bill renie ben
noget beflumreoe 1norolffe 4tno.
ffere.