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The Washington times., 1907-07-21
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have painters at home as capable an
any Of the famed BarbizOn School. he
was expressing a sentiment which Is
gaining ground rapidly among the Sc
rlous students or art in all sections
What IS needed is substantial recogni-
tioE Of the work OF American artists,
which can only come from a deeper art
knowledge, and more careful comparison
OF the work Of artists OF the present
day with that OF the artists or other
countries.
The Washington times., 1907-07-21

LAAg dLANs AAC NNA
tainIy told Mr..
Pickwick h e h a d
never seen . dead
donkey. nornsd any
one that he had
ever h ard o Z.
From this m a y
justly be argued
the Immortality OF
the ass. And now
this Captain Ne
N o. Of Sheridan
Park. seeks to de-
stroy the voice OF
the immortal gni-
mall An outrage.
sir-by Jove. sir,
nothing more nor
less than an out
rager'
The defender OF
Balaam's counselor
n ere W a X e q S o
wroth that he him
self lost the power
OF speech 4 by
stander. however.
here took up the
argument. He also
aligned hi n S e ! I
against the letter
writer.
The Washington times., 1907-07-21

- u I il 2 a 4 , "
a W a k G n S all the
babies In the sur
rounding flats. They
Join [ n g chorus.
Compared to the
ensuing rumpus | II
bet Babel was like
a deaf and dunno
institute. I can I
stand Il any longer.
l prefer 20 furnish
nv own al arm
clock and think 4;30
is far too early for
a working persons
rest TO be disturb
ed. 1t may be all
right for capitalists.
but not for me- l
want an injunction
or something. and
I want it quick.
Can you help me?
Mr.. Brun d a & e
unused over the let
ter. sad-eyed.
" Fir s [ ROSTERS,
now dOnkeys. he
sighed. w h a I
next?"
Il don't know"
said the irrepressi-
bic district messen-
senger 10Y " h o
brought in the let
ter, but I'll gam
BILE there'll be an
a W full silence in
Chica go If you get
out an injunction
The Washington times., 1907-07-21

Il grant that a donkey is only an ass;
he said. but let US be logical in this
matter. Here Is a problem calling Tor
logic as irrefutable as Euclid's. Let
US grant, for the sake Of Illustration
that the unknown author Of this philip
pic against our lOng-eared friend is also
an ass himself.
I'VE have, then a donkey who is an
ass attacked by a man who Is an ass.
Things which equal the same thing
equal one another. Therefore, as be-
tween the 'etter-writer and the donkey.
we have two equal quantities. II Is
obvious that one can nave no advant-
ages as against the other. The donkey.
therefore, should be at liberty to go
on 'braying. while the man should he
permitted to continue penning letters.
Judgment for the donkey"
The Washington times., 1907-07-21
ENJON BRA YLNG ASS
FROM HIS PRIVILEGE,
CHICAGO MANS IDEA

wick" said this advocate of asinine
rights that donkeys never die? At
The Washington times., 1907-07-21

stopping all the, donkeys in town from
lifting up their voices"
You're very wise for one so young"
said Mr.. Brundage. Whereupon the
messenger boy departed with a smile
like Cupid's own.
The Washington times., 1907-07-21
Japan Planted by Nature.

Japan. planted by nature in a position
where attack on her home territories Is
almost impossible. is preparing to launch
her legions at any time against any foe.
she 10 standing for the Independence Of
Ada, and eYea the alliance between eur
The Washington times., 1907-07-21
His PrerOgative Sacred

Some Indignation was expressed in
other parts of the City Hall when it
was learned war was being declared
against the sacred prerogative of a
donkey to bray as ne likes. One en-
thusiast. who warmly espoused the
cause of the iong-eared. insisted that
the donkey is an immortal animal and
that under no circumstances should he
be siisnced.
did net sam Weller tell ME, Pick
The Washington times., 1907-07-21
Growth Of Arms.

Next TO the expansion of race comes
the growth Of arms. japan Is straining
her resources to increase ner navy and
army. Last autumn the DreadnoCght
was launched. the finest battleship in
the worlc. and the wonder OF all lands.
A few weeks afterward Japan launched
the Satsuma, greater than the Dread
nought. A comparison of the two YES
sells II of interest:
The Washington times., 1907-07-21

Speed. 2L5 knots 20.25 knots
Today Japan has far and away the
strongest feet on the Pacific and her
sailors are second to none in the world
A new 22,OOO-ton warship is now in
course Of construction. The japanese
army has been working increasingly
since the close of the war to remove
the weaknesses that were revealed then.
The cavalry, Japan's poorest arm, is
being transformed and the artillery is
being re-eduipped Four new divisions
ere being added to the army this year.
and the introduction OF a two years
service will before long add 30 per cent
TO the strength of the infantry reserves
Great as the additions have been dur
ing the past few months, they are not
sufficient to satisfy the strong military
party in the Mikado's dominions.
There is no need to speak of the splen-
did courage of the japanese soldier. He
has revealed himself as one OF the finest
infantrymen on earth. He will endure
any hardships with a smile. and nothing
is too difficult for him to attempt The
nation that produced the heroes who
attacked Port Arthur and who swept
all before them at MulSden and at Lioa-
yang has proved its manhood. If the
Japanese generslship did not in the past
prove equal 60 the magnifcence Of the
troops. every effort viii I'm the future
be made 10 do better next time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07

These government reports attract ed the attention of Simon Guggen- helm, the head of the Shelter Trust, who, only recently, was elected to the United States Senate from Colorado Through his experts he investigated the statements of the Government Of- ficers and found them to be not only true, but very conservative. In fact his own experts assert that the cop Der and coal deposits in Alaska are far and away the richest ever dis covered
 Quietly Mr. Guggenheim began to acquire options on the land contain ing the deposits. For the most part, this was easy, but some of the hold CTS have declined to yield their claims even at fancy prices. Already however, the Guggenheims and their associates have obtained possession of the richest of the copper and coal deposits and gradually are extending their operations.
 Realizing that neither the cop per nor the coal was of much value to them unless they could obtain all outlet for the products to market, the Guggenheims entered into negotia- lions with J. P. Morgan & Co., and other large railroad interests in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07
|T0 TRUST|zE"
 ALASKAN COUNTRY Alaskan Residents Petition
 Congress to Confer Upon Them the Power of Self
 Government.
GUGGENHEIM
Makes Inquiry and Secured Options on the Lands Containing the De- p0sits-Negotiate With J. F. Mor- gan and Others.

special to the Graphic.
 Washington, D. G., Feb. 7.-Ameri- cans located in Alaska recently have disclosed here in Washington a scheme by which the so-called Smell ter Trust proposes to acquire the richest mineral lands in the known world. The facts of the situation &sre developed through the efforts dFthe Alaskan residents to obtain from Congress legislation conferring them the power of government. These men declare-and they furnish data on which to base their state ments-that unless autonomy for Alaska is provided the richest parts or the territory will pass into the hands of trusts.
 It is asserted that already experts representing the Shelter Trust and great railroad interests of this coun- try have examined the Alaskan field and, convinced of it's enormous possi- olltles' are acquiring as rapidly as possible such territory as they may need for their purposes.
 Some time ago, scientists of the united States Geological Survey re- ported in detail the existence of inn mense deposits of copper ore in Alas ka' the richest of these being in what IS known as the Copper valley, a great stretch of country approximate " 300 miles long and 200 miles wide. deposits almost as rich were discov- cred In other parts of Alaska. In ad- to the copper, coal in great qusntities was discovered. Some of tnls IS anthracite of the finest quail ity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07

United States for the construction of the necessary railroads. The arrange ments for the railway construction practically have been completed and in a very few years the Copper val ley will be tapped by railroad line that will carry it's richness to the coast as fast as it can be taken out It is likely, too, that the greatest smelters in the world will be erected in that region, as the coal there is admirably adapted for smelling pur- poses.
 While the Alaskans in Washington express satisfaction that the prospect for the development in systematic way of their country is so bright, they urge that they be given an autono- nous government in order that they may be able the better to control the operations of the trusts and prevent
 them from becoming enmeshed in the tentacles of the octopus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07

Lohg runs speciality at this of flee. Come in and see our web-per- fecting job press run-just the thing for long runs.
 ADAMS PRINTING co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07
PINE BLUFF IRON WORKS

PINE BLUFF IRON WORKS
 General Founders and Machlnlsts.
 Brass and Iron Castings and No chine Repairing. Stock of all atand ard goods and castings carried b stock all the time. Locomotives. 1n zines and Boilers Repaired. L0nS distance telephones, day, A76: nigbt 334. Pine Bluff, Arkansaa. Note: We operate our machine shop botl day and night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07

For a good time, go to the Eagles masquerade ball Monday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Some of the Leading Wholesale men, .ole. md merit a liberal share of your pat tHl3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07

w. J. BLAIR, { Dentist. ! 4O1 1-2 Main st. New phone No. 1Se
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-07

fESTeRooK GRAIN c COM. co. Wholesale Grain and Feed Stun.
 Carload Lots . 0peoiaiey.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

A numerously signed petition went
TO Denver Wednesday, directed to
the governor and flsh and game COM
missioner. The paper protests against
the further depletion Of our streams
Of Dish by the taking Of trout spawn
from Trappers lake, which has been
going on for years without any COM
pensating return In the way Of stock
ing White river with fry. The petit
ton also asks the authorities to stock
lower White river with blue catfish.
This IL splendid flsh and would do
well in White river, all the way from
Meeker to Green river.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

To those who are waiting for build
ing material, lumber, ETC., the Rev
ellie wishes to say that there are
others In like predicament. Con-
tractor Lumsden, 1t is reported, gave
an order for five million feet Of lum-
Der last December and has until rec
emily received but five carloads Of
the order. Mr.. Howard is not the
only lumber dealer who cannot sup
ply the present demand for this mat
erial.-Rifle Reveille.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27
Hov's This7

We oRer one hundred dollars reward for
any case Of CatArrh that cannot be cured by
Hell'a Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
We, the. undersigned, have known r, j.
Cheney for the last rs Year,, and believe him
perfectly honorable In all business transac.
lions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by his nfm.
WALDINa, KINNAN 4 MAHvIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
HAll1 CatArrh Cure IL taken Internally,
surfaces Of system. Testimonials sent free.
Price Is cents per bottle. Bold by all drug
Tsie Hall. Family Pills forcon.tipatson.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

B. w. Robbins, an experienced and
popular railroad man, has been APP
pointed by the ID. 4 R. g. people to
take the place AZ travelling freight
agent recently made vacant by the
resignation Of Mr.. Compton. Mr..
Robbins will have headquarters at
Grand Junction but will make fire.
quent trips into this valley looking
after the wants Of our cattlemen and
business houses.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

Mr.. o. J. Aldrich was. In Monday
with a consignment Of his household
effects which will be shipped to
Grand junction az soon as conven-
lent. Mr.. Aldrich has sold his place,
consisting of $50 acres, to his nephew
Ralph Aldrich. together. with his
cattle interests, ind will go to the
Grand valley in the course Of a
month or two for permanence. THE
HEzALD Ia 10th to see the Aldrichea
leave this section, but wishes them
success at tbs lower altitude, which
Is the only cause assigned for the
change.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

Wash Wakeman goes out next
week to look after his upper White
mining interests. Mr.. Wakeman re-
Gently got an assay from his Marvine
creek claims which ran: Gold, Oh;
silver, .O7; and copper, .O8.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

It is reported that the cold spell of
the last two weeks has done great
damage to Grand valley apples and
peaches. We don't like to hear of
this, a. White river people are, as
yet, dependent on the Grand for their
fruit supply.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

Meekers fame In many ways Is
spreading. Needham, our popular
merchant tailor, Is now receiving
orders from Rifle AZ we'll as the sin
land points," Rifles society swells
realize chat II they wish to keep in
the fashionable procession they must
como to Meeker for their forgery.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

Tom and. Mrs. Warren were In
Wednesday. Tom has leased the w.
e. Simpson ranch on north branch,
and will take his dairy herd up there
for the summer and make "Rosedale
Butter" h. the wholesale.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

p. 8. Raine is with us again after .
lengthy visit to southwest Missouri
points. Mr.. Raine likes the Joplin
country and will likely go back there
In the near future for permanent res
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

Mrs. Wetmore's many friends and
acquaintAnces throughout the valley
will be pleased to hear that she has
reopened the Wetmore house for the
reception Of permanent and trans
cient boArders.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

The Fulton letter reports Denver
market In good condition. with de-
mand greater than supply. Last week
killers brought 44.4O to ISL
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

While the late storm and cold spell
did immense damage to fruits, it did
immense good to the farmers Of the
eastern slope, where the ground was
thoroughly moistened and reservoirs
filled,
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

Clarence Mathes Of lower White,
who was in town Thursday, says It
IL NO trouble TO md beef on the lower
ranges ut the present time. There
will be plenty Of beef to turn OF In
July.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

Thomas Baker, who is the govern
ment observer In this valley, was In
town Saturday. Mr.. Baker was of
the opinion that the late fall in the
mercury did not do any damage In
this vicinity.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

Henry Hay was gathering statis-
tics and Information as to our re-
sources this week for the Colorado
boosting committee. When 1t comes
to pushing = psncii'' along the lines
indicatsai Henry is Johnny-on:the-
Spot every time.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

Rife ~ otter neghboring towns
have passed ordinances prohibiting
the running at large Of chickens and
other fowls. We are not sure ~ to
whether Meeker has such = law on
Its statute books; but If not, 1t should.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

w. J. Cunningham Of the Boxelder
ranch was town visitor Monday,
and reports the work Of getting the
Miller Creek ditch ready for the sea-
son progressing favorably.,
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

In another column will be found
. dandelion-k illing formula which,
In our opinion, Is worth looking into.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

Bert and Mrs. Rink left for the
Keystone ranch Thursday, where Mr.
Rink has accepted position for the
summer.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

The late storm was the ssverest In
Denver In n years. Thirtsen inches
Of snow fell In the Queen City of the
Plains In about that number Of
hours,
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

Meeker-Rifie road is improving
again. and the "Rees Limited" Ia
getting In on time in consequence.
Hard to make time In the mud.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

A. y Dhrham spent part Of this
week IN town. Mr.. Durham reports
tbs ssasoa much furthsr advanced
over 10 his section ct the williams
river country than here.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

Last Sunday Miss Bessie Devlin en-
tertained q jovial party composed Of
Miss Ida Goe, Miss Lillian Baker
and Messrs. James Hayes and Archy
Holland.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

The Christian Evangelists, Grimes
and Givsns, departed Thursday morn
ing after quite successful mission
here. A church organization was
perfected and . minister 10 to be sent
In to take charge Of the work.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

On Tuesday. Joe Lutkiewics took
Professor and Mrs. Mcmillan up to
south branch Of White where the
professor will look after, his ranch
interests.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

The Roosevelt third term move
ment has reached the straw ballot
stage, but Fairbanks and Foraker are
still fighting over the negro delega-
ton. - a. rqi
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27

The Meeker hotel makes . speciality
Of Sunday dinners for families.
The Meeker herald., 1907-04-27
Routt county's perennial mining
excitement IL on In vigorous form,
and-this time, 1t looks good.
Venerable Old-Timer Adam Smith
exchanged greetings with his numer-
Gus Meeker friends Tuesday.

The local Odd Fellows duly OBJ
served the eighty eighth anniversary
Of the birth of the order yesterday.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
3ug ent9leif.

Sobnsto n, 3d., %. 5eb.
3sbn psrfonsn usroen bsrmibt, ie4s
anosrs 9laust man i9usr psrlsbt. udb'
rsno 20 msbr Ooer minoerfawsrs Der.
Isbunesn ssltttsn. aIs Der Wo. 90 penn.
fpIpania S2neQsus BET Wineral potnt
bonn Domme binab In ben gonemaugb
Rtusr fftirjte. Das bids gis retiete
ben 3ug bonn 6inabRnten tn bie
5lutbsn. alle PaRagiers i4liefen. als
fih bas uneltf srsienet.. aIe Bsr.
kbten wurosn In bic bsnadbarten 90
ipitdlsr eebradt. Grei Snoiana 2eute.
6. U. So6ns aus Snoianapolis. 3.
boob BtlIon aus Narion uno xbo.
mas Bruce aus 2afapstte bsfinoen f3
untsr ben 0srlsbten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
eiiotette=Smrnperstn.
Sisuns Der SalIenbausSeieHi

Die z. Jnhres. 8eriammIuns Der
0allsnbau. @sislli&aft bes ehbieits.
8urnnsrstns fanb In Der 8ereinsbaae
Ratt.
Die Sabresberi&te idmmtli3er Bs.
amten Iautsten etnfie unb iei bsnisl.
ben foIaenber tur3e Aus3ug eni.
nommen:
Die gtnnabmen md6renb bss Sabres
bstrussn $6259 19. bic Nusgabsn Be.
liefsn f@ auf $5627 Al. 70 bab sin
2afsnbeffanb bon $631 78 perbleiot.
Das Wsrmbsen Der gs'sai9ait. re'
fpsetibe Der @ertb bss gigenttums,
bes @runbRhds unb Der @sbauli&tsi.
ten &C., belduft fi4 auf $45. 900.
790 Nntbsile iino iOweit noa einge'
3abIt. unb nur auf 81 Antbsils. tusl&e
nod ni9t sant ausselaufen. iinb nod
ileine @sR3ablunsen 3u erwarten.
Sm @anjsn wurben auf eieie I'm
tbeils Bis isbt $40. e39 einbssohlt.
gs muros am 2. San uar misberum
sine Mb3abIuns BON 81. 500 on Der
6npotbefeniHulb. gema6t, fobaB bic.
islbe iebt nur nod $ll.500 betrdgt.
Dt Shbieite 8urnberein III NIT $50
NntbeiIen unb Der Damenberein nit IS
Antbeilen Tn Der @eiellf9aft bstbeilist.
Ra&osm oie &outinesei6dfte erie.
bigt maren. murbe sur Dabl Der bret
neu 3u ertpdblenbsn Direttoren auf bic
Sausr bon 3 Subren sef&ritten.
Ausideioenbe 9irettoren tuaren: Sreb
3. Wad. Sobn gitsI unb 2ouis Seer.
mann. 9ieielkn murben wteoer no.
minirt uno einiiimmis wieoer erwdbIt.
Das isbies SireitOrium fsbt fi& wie
foIat ,uiammsn: prdRbent, 6rso 8.
Mad; @ies.prdRoeni. SObn gttsl; Sc
frstdr, Curt &oa; Ginan5. .Sstretdr.
Augua glbre&t; S&abmdfer. 0enrr
@osbts; 6reo Berner, 2outs Beer
mann, 2ouis 0oebler urb Carl San'
Der.
Dem Direttorium tpurbe Der Oanl
Der 0eriammlune fhr feline treus
pHi9terfhqung ausgeipro8en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
Sbsss DoppsIsanssr
SIM SnSianer Tsrritprium seiu1t.

Die W6sliateit, oaB Wiaiam 3.
6poe, ben mon tn 2afapstts aIs
etratsnrdubsr fsifnahm, unb bann
nod bier bra6ts, no CT Qlsi&fals bon
stnsr Ansubl isiner Opfsr erfannt
wurbe. .bisQsi6t I'm Snoianer $erris
torium asfunt miro, III In einem
Brief anasosutst, Der bon oprt an
Wnpos gootualtsr sineeianbt uurSe.
Der grisf on Sen Wapor snthdlt sinsn
ausf4nitt aus elmer ct. 2ouis 3ei-
tung, iowis aun sine poftarte nit benz
BiIbe zines Wannss, ben mon In
Wusfosss, 3. &. tpe9en Der grmor.
ouug bon Samss 2omrp mhni&t.
3mti4sn ben bsiosn Bilbsrn bsfsbi
sins sroBs Aehnli4feit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
Betrsfs Der SababerbtnSnas
spiidsu Yrinestoa nns
Siacennes.

Di. .goansbtqs. & Southern Sn.
siana Babn.SsisGi9aft". w.l8s bis
goanspil.. grineston Sraction Bahn
.ianst, bsabRatist. bieielbs bis nod
Bineennes ausauosbnen. I'm oieiss
aus3ufa6r.n. III isoo4 Der gau elmer
foiiiplslissn Brittle iibsr ben @bite
8ibn notbm,nois; oisielbs iOa BET
Dsdsr Den 5lub tibsrl9reiten. Die
Babn 8eisai9aft bat bic Counties
gibion uno 8uOr aufseforoert. i. elm
giertel su ben 8autofsn Der Bride
bsisutrassu. Wabri4sinIi8 piro i'm
April tn ben bsiosn Counties absr bic.
len gori1laa abaeiiimut weroen.
Sa ole 8srrs 5aute Babnaeisai&aft
lbr 8nbu.Spfsm bon 6u0ioan nad
gIncennes ausosbnsn mill. 10 III ss
nt6t unpabri9einli8, oab big @nos
bes Sabres cine oireete electrif4e 8abn'
bsrbInbuna s'uii&en guanspiae uno
Jnoianapolts oia prtneeton, 8ineen.
nes, SulItpan uub 8erre 6auts berse.
Fsat isin uiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
SnrtsSiettoa sss Snsenosert&ts
6etrefeao.

Die Dailp 0orIage. uelbe beRimmt,
baB @rmanfene. uel6e Qinosr su Wsr.
brs1en bsrleiten, brett bonn Sugeno.
aeri&t berurtbeilt tperben f6nnen, pol.
Rrts I'm 6aufs NIT rs esesn 2 Stim'
men.
6err 9ailp e:tldrte ben 8runb 3u
biefsr 8orlage. inbsm er angab. baB
piele oerartige 6dQe I'm Syugenbgeri&t
perbanbelt nfrben unb bic eIsentli4en
urheber beriel6sn meifsns frafos aus
etnasn, ba biefss @sri&t nt9t Die Su'
risoietion befBs birsfi 3u b.fraf,n,
ionbern He srif ben @robaei9wOreusn
tiberasbsn mhRsn. msl4s Fs olsbann
i'm Rrimina!gsri8t gum pro3sHs bor'
Tebe.
Wie 6srr Dailp iagt. mhrben benz
! Suaenbgeri&t ni&t alle Junttionen oss
Qrsisseri&ts srtbstlt. isbo4 t6nne bas.
islbe n6tbtsenfalls oie 6a&e felbf er'
lsoissn. obne baB bic S&uIbieen Dor=
Der &sibaus nebmen t6nnten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-23
&eatndp=Nsser bsrbaftst.

Der gos. WorOfall purbs psfsrn frtb
bur@ oie Verbcftuns o,s Resers aleg
WeNtllan, ben man an Der @eff d.
StraBe fsifnabm, wisosr tn Crime.
rung asbradt. WeRillan wiro IN
9IasgOw, Rp, gswinf1t.
WcWillan's Yerbaftune purbe bur9
ben @r. .pOli3tfsn SEQ. Rantin berar'
labt. Rantin uno Ben See reiifen bee
tannili8 isinsr3sit nod Rsntudp, I'm
Seize gOe. ben mon bier 10 isbnlt2ff
phnidts, fsa3unsbmsn. Bsioe RsQisn
oamaIs feb, oab eos bort In ben @e'
birgsn bauis uno bura sins eroBs an'
3abl big on bis 3dbns betuaffnstsr Yer'
tpanotsr bsi6hbt tp,ros.
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