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The evening world., 1908-03-21
Good Bouts for Long Aero A. C.

Two good fight. were arranged last night
TO be fought a; the Long Acre 4. C. stays.
Billy Clover and Young shea" Of Boston,
viii oox six rounds on April =, while week
from, tha; night Jack D5rman, the good local
lightweight Will hook up Win Leach Cross
In tha main go Of SIX rnnls.
The evening world., 1908-03-21
Lowe and Scroggs Matched.

Tommy Lowe, Of Washington. d. c., and
Harry scroggs. of Baltimore will be the
principals in the main bout ot six rounds at
the Washington Heights A. c. sag Tues
day night. In the seml-wini-uP sam Del
mont The "Sewsooy Champion Will meet
Young Evans for Elk rounds DemUnt mas
been knocking out MS opponents recently In
quick time.
The evening world., 1908-03-21
7hr0qs of faCeg0erS Flock TO Benni1gs for Ope,111l
Despite Attack on Racing and the
Danger of the Agnew-Hart Bills
the Thoroughbred Will Be
King Monday.
STHE anti-raclng hysteria-or re.

THE anti-raclng hysteria-or re.
form (suit your inclination in
o. picking a name for it)-isn't
cutting much ice with the followers
OF the game of kings and bunco ar
lists The crowd that leaves for Ben
nings tomorrow will be just as large
as It was each spring before the Ag-
new-Hart bill began to harrow up
Mr. Belmont's most tender feelings.
Bennings is the real thing just now,
being the first meeting OF the season
within walking-back distance of New
York. Everybody who Is anybody
vii! be at Bennings The money will
begin 10 move along as OF yore, and
the mere fact that the boohes have
to keep trott!ng won't deter them
from carrying around as much over
weight in the currency line as they
can accumulate.
II you don't bet on the races you
The evening world., 1908-03-21

IT. HE facsimile of one of Lon
Myerss running shoes, made
q from a metal composition on
exhibition among other treasures at
the Now York A. c.. Is proof that the
athlete had the first essentials of a
runner-feet--and that he knew now
to care for them. The shoe was made
tight htting about the instep, with
tho sinews from the toes press THIS
shoe has been presented bv Robert
Stoll.
The evening world., 1908-03-21

TRISH weiEht<hrowers AM boxers
belong to two distinct classes In
1 varlablv the former improve on their
marks when they come to America,
while the boxers are generally poor
class, Boxing in ireland ls confined to
small element In the cities OF Dub
lin, Cork and Limerick. and never at
tracts farmers sons. who comprise the
The evening world., 1908-03-21

ARR. wALTHER, tho distance
runner. Is in a pickle. Carl be-
~ longs body. and soul to the Four
teenth Regiment. A couple OF months
ago he made formal application for an
exchange to the Twenty-third, where
most OF his athletic friends congregate.
Tho Fourteenth is a bit lonely for an
athlete Thinking that the application
filled all necessary requirements Wal
ther entered a set OF games under the
colors of ths Twenty-third. shortly
thereafter the Fourteenth gave him
yark Just to remind him that he wa
still on the hook. He ls now up on
charges. Is threatened with court-mar-
,ial and all sorts OF other disagreed ble
things. The National Guard occas!onlly
puts offenders against military regula-
tiors into a stone cell on a bread and
water det, giving them onancs to
think over their fooushness
The principal attraction Of tho regi-
rnents lies in their athletic meets
These are bait to catch the unwary
athletes and few OF them, like Wal
ther, realize the trap until It drops ct
their heels. A five-year enlistment Is
no joke.
The evening world., 1908-03-21
Irish Record Holding Giant Here

night. and the Mott Haven six-mils
handicap the ensuing Sunday.
The evening world., 1908-03-21

- EORGB HACKENSCHMIDT, the
r Russian lion, is on his way 10
~ Chicago, where he wrestles Frank
Gotch April for the worlds champion
ship. Hack by the way. holds that
proud title. having Won !: By defeating
Tom jenkins, then American champion,
three years ago. Gotch Is the con-
tender. as he mas succeeded jenkins as
champion OF this country.
Hack Is taking a rounda bout route TO
Chicago on the way he is 10 give
wrestling exhibitions at Washington and
Baltimore. He gave one in Puilade!-
phia, but the Quakers were Eound asteep
ana didn't wake up TO the importance
OF the occasion.
To see Hackenschm!dt stripped for
action, even in exhibition bouts, IS more
Of a treat than half a dozen ordinary
first-class boxing matches.
The evening world., 1908-03-21

Joy OF expecting
brown line of hossfesh
a
The evening world., 1908-03-21

day out in Chicago thai you We're prst
rotten one"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-26
1rITfb and
Quality

appeal TO the well-InfOrmed in every
walk Of life and are essential to permanent
success and creditable standing. Accor-
ingiy, il is not claimed that Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir Of SIENNA is the only remedy Of
known value, but one Of many reasons
why il is the best Of personal and family
laxatives is the fact that It cleanses,
sweetens and relieves the internal organs
on which it acts without any facilitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
1t acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as laxative, and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it is free from all objection
able substances. To get its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co, only, and for sale by all leading drug
gists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-26

Won't. :. Want ads bring results.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-26
story o. tho kinno

Mobile, Ala Sept 2s.-The kilh
Ing OF w. 81. Mount BY w. r. Man.
nel occurred October 30. 1907, in
front 81 store al the northwest cor
or Of Georgia and Conception streets.
Manuel shot Mount three times with
revolver Manuel wac employed
by the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas
City railroad as a brakeman and
boRrged AZ Mounts house. u Il Al.
legged that be owed Mount a sum ~
money for board Mount flied a
punishment against Manuel WHOA
angered the latter ON the morning
Of the above date he two met IN .
saloon and afocery Manuel accord.
inE 20 the testimony AZ that time.
fired three times an bullets taking
effect Mount lived bat a fow min.
uiea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-26
WALKER SKIPS WITH
RLENDON'S CASH
Gave Trusted Man Money To Pay
Bills, Which BE Failed To Do.
eEEN ooNs inc rAuRsoAY

Negro Had Been Working for Nc
Leaaon for Morths and This ls
His First Tneft 50 Far as known
by His Employer
l. II. MoLendon, who conducts two
stores near the Seaboard depot, Is
minus his clerk and cash. for both
disappeared together on Thursday
morning. and neither have been heard
from since.
The clerk. Paul Walker, has been
in McLendon's employ for some
months. and was fully trusted By his
employer He may have been en-.
gagged in the game OF petty larceny
all along so far as MeLendon knows.
but ON Thursday he gave him money
and asked him to come up town and
pay some bills 10 merchants that he
was due In the city. Instead OF pay,
ing the bills as requested, Walker
took the money and boarded the train,
and has not since been heard from.
McLendon has had warrant Is.
sued for the arrest Of the thief and
If caught he proposes TO handle him
TO the full extent Of the law. as he
had promised the parties to whom he
was IN debt that he would settle with
them on Thursday
The fact that the negro had all
the weeks sales OF MCLendon VIII
neoessitate another weeks business
before he will be able to meet his
obligations TO the uptown merchants
who accommodated him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-26
IN PARK Company.

ae c. w. Park show opened a
.,eks engagement In this city last
|.sbt and played to a good house.
'nk Is the most popular company
IL comes TO Gadsden and always
|nss good crowds.
last night marked the opening Of
season for Mr. Park. and every.
hg vas brand new--play, costumes
ae tent and seats--and the audi.
~ vas delighted with the Offering
N members had also been added
y be company and these shared the
Rluss With the old fayorites.
% most striking Improvement In
show is the addition OF a musical
snpny and this part Of the per
hmance was a delightful surprise
pnAng costumes, and new musical
hsniers combined with brilliant
|'aatrle effects. brought down the
l'As and were greeted with storm
Nagphuse
~ BIZ OF the evening was the
~ Swing Me Higher, Obadiah
saich four pretty girls chanted the
20 while being swung IN savings,
n npes Of which were twined with
p OF parttcolored electric bulbs,
~ Play was "Conyict's Stripes,
drama, and was well acted
aEaoai -Gadsden (Ala,) Times
iaa company win open in Gaines
I" one week. commencing next
september 2Sth. Prices,
sc adults s5c; reserved
~ lic extra
''Ion o. The canvas theatre same
-at the corner Of University
NJ Nhlgou streets.
--
y Want ads bring results.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-26
Ne Trush In ire Rsrors

Berlin. Sept - The report pnb
llahed ~ me Tagergiait that Balou
MANN Won Sc warigFugttia. present
German swbsuaaor - Toxic. d % b
sent 70 wataibg'sb Ia FDceetNbn "a
the late Barpn ,ou sssfnbpfg a. an
basssdor 10 tho United ssales. d quite
uiih0us foua&aron ana II wa sais
here that taqFe uas aDi the least ilka
iihood " tails tra1FfeF being mase
IL. maifcf az iis tsccetti1n % BsF
on ran sinnsufr haa hei gsf betA
settled
sun want aaa hslnn raanIta.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-26

~ tfeaf uNnffu~ ass FsNlue Hair.
u9fh ifFtaHfs ~ oNs ~ mEFb = tarNs
fliie Nerm mfN FgffFef M tNN raHtHa
Waisf rap tha pcssn " ptg3sat ~ H.s
ffnrs flNER
Vea rasnns arnWFi ah Esfiafarfafg
raFn nNhaaf fa4lrn q FifNf nYatess8NMHt
irR ~ fhK fsHgsasfrfti VNNEfa ~ ~
tfU1tlS
Tes mrH klr ~ nartfW8 neFm
Ma0teu,s ftfFHigi.s aqee iNts iWFsEtf q
\ specially ma&E fa 20 lNMt NFeF tNfHN
wtnN a. rsrm % tEmafet tfe NfM
kan ~ fegrs hsf ~ fwNma tssAftf
sfuWtt aN4 hstgfr.
.EsNfFY eve essts. Nfa famnN fts
a~sfE
Hass 81 ieeNfnF fffgEetr Meff ~ q
sssrsFs - sSmFss y sas ffsfstss ~
fsrgrA MN&
I've sIsms--t1 eaatn ana 9tes
u q BoGlsRs a Ca. Bgseial AEauta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-26
LARGEST ORANGE
CROP since FREEZE
y, and Tacoma Sections Will
Nj Have Plenty Of Fruit-
.ovs FRUIT IN OCTOBER

Aa---~@H-rN
u, Of Boxes win &c Shipped
n nat Section che Coming Sea
\ PAGES offered Are the Lowest
\ 1, Many Years
v,eanopy and Tacoma sections
resent old times among the
Groves there the coming sea
N ! large number Of crates will
' \, from these points.
.a narties residing in that sec
!, The county it is learned that
80 are all wen laden with the
a. rult and that the quality is
'' mod. there being few oranges
.s.t will come UP to the best
d Of fruit.
~ few russets have been dis
rsd in the groves and although
..ut prices do not indicate Il, the
,,r. anticipate good returns.
neakng Of the matter Friday
\ The main growers Of that sec
aid that they would not attempt
\. ap their fruit while z was green,
would wait until II was fully
.suu and ready for the market.
IN will doubtless give them a
iue over the shippers Of green
MI
mere are a large number Of
res in that locality that have been
anced since the great freeze, and
owners are proud OF them. IL
nds one Of the good old times in
~, state when many had nothing
\ 10 but depend upon the orange
IN which was sure'money-bringer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-26
suRRENOrRs TO POLICE.
HarrIsd by Conscience, Man Cen
feases 70 kllIInn Another.

Memphis. Tenn, Sept. e6. --''Con.
science makes towards OF Ne all. =
said w. r. Manuel. OF Mobile. Ala. /,
when he walked into the police sta.
ton Wednesday and confessed TO
having shot and killed W n Blount
a hotel man. in Mobile. on October
20, 1907. Manuel. after his con
fession. said that he was known In
Mobile at the time of the murder az
Il. l.. Ashlear.
The police have communicated with
the Mobile autaorities.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-26
NEWS OF CITY AMI
COUNTY CONDENSED


his family here, left yesterday for
business trip to Jacksonville.
DR. ]. d. Watkins. cashier OF the
Micanopy bank, was in the city yes
terday on his return from business
trip to Atlanta.
Soothes itching skin. Heals cuts
or burns without a scar. Cures piles.
eczema. salt rheum any itching.
Doan's Ointment. Your druggist sells
1t.
Miss Willie Wyman Of Sanford was
in the city yesterday She has been
assigned as principal Of the Are
dondo school and was here prepare
tory to proceeding to that place.
Miss Eta Freeman of Daytona
Beach Is In the city ON visit to her
friend, Miss Alma Fennell. She is
en- route to Tallahassee, where she
will enter the state College for wo.
men.
Miss Caroline Newpage of Virginia
arrived In the city yesterday. She
was en- route 70 Micanopy. whore she
will be employed as one OF the assist.
ants in that school. which opens next
Monday.
Foley's orIno Laxative ls a new
remedy. an Improvement on the Taxa.
.tives OF former years. as II does not
'gripe or nRuseate and Is pleasant to
take. Il is guaranteed. J. w. McCol.
um & Co.
The Baird Hardware Company have
a change OF advertisement In today's
paper. to which the attention Of the
athletic element Is directed They
have the goods for the lineup In foot
bah and are telling about them
Judge Mason yesterday issued mar.
rlage license to T. G. Perry and Lille
Blakely. Louis Bell and Mary Il.
Jones, both colored couples For the
former couple he performed the ccre.
mony IN his usual pleasing aud digni.
fed manner
w. L. Davis was IN the city yester.
day from his valuable SHADY Nook"
farm, which n located about seven
miles west OF the city. We Is plant
Ing his usual fall crop and was herr
after the expensive part Of ,he bust
meas the fertilizer
Miss Kate Tomkles win leave 20
day for Sanford. where she Il en-
gagged a. teacher IN the public school
or that city. She viii b. accompanied
by her mother. Mira ,. y. Tomkiea.
who will visit her daughter MrA
Burke Tor some time
A. g. Lamb. one Of the prosperous
truckers and merchants Of the Mica.
nopy section. was IN the rity yestcF
day Re came 20 Wlth supply -
fresh pork Coz the Gainesville market
and has been aupplying this city ior
the past several weeks VIII 90 e1irA I
aue grade og fresh hos meat
n Frnnelsco SID leave on Mcnaay |
for Alabama points where b. EDea in
searsh u fruit Cor bis two stores
BE VII also have q chr ~ pananaa
here ere following peek and says that 1
he proposes from nou on % hck oai I
Tor Bis customern hr hagtag ne befs
that shere Il 10 b. fanna iog them ia I
ne fruli hnT
H A. Be6aon. ona * me ioliy buneh I
az twelve lnsuranrc solicitors iog a.
srate Mutual a. Rome Ca. Fe1grns1
10 the cry yesterday frgn Aiaehua.
where ~ kas h@ea -dolng so~s ffr
the pmst wsek Ths sven sasau zaks I
sher hemaqnnrtsrR AZ ~ nfo~u
Houne nn1 are the ~uAois srtieis
aruune ttaf popuiar hoaia,Fy.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-20

10 her mother and sister of the
burning of her brother and sister
in law at Anaconda. The sister in
law died from burns AMI was bur
led on Monday. Her brother is in
a serious condition.
Charlie Henry made a business
tip to Emmett on Tuesday.
Harvesting is nearly finished at
Dry Buck. Although not as good
a yield as last year on account of
dry weather, still we have no
cause to compain.
Miss Evaline Skippen of Willow
creek, who has been visiting her
aunt for the p.st two months, re-
turned home with her brothers on
Wednesday.
Miss Albie Skippen came up
from Emmett Friday for a short
visit. She was accompanied by
Miss Pearl Martin of Emmett and
Miss Won Wyngarden of Caldwell,
who will visit at the Skippen
ranch for a few days.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-20

we expect MIN DICK lOf aHOluel
year, as we need him.
Threshiug is in full blast in this
section, and the grain is first class.
u, S. Commissioner Brown Of
Roseberry gave us a call. He IS
quite an interesting man,
The road is still lined with
teams bound for the hills. AL
though the weather is much cooler,
they are bound to go because the
other fellow went. Our hotels are
full each day. Our stores are do
ing lots of business and the black
smith can hardly keep up with his
work. though he has two or three
helpers.
Old Mother Miller is here visit
ing her son, Ed Miller. She is a
very old woman and Ives in Idaho
City.
Dad Bailey has commenced his
to Dry Buck with fruit and
vegetables, of which he has plenty.
AL Baldwin and Dallas Knowlton
started for Lewiston overland this
week. They will have a fine trip.
Al will stop off at White Bird
and visit his uncle. Q. II. Greer.
Tor a time.
We regret 10 say hal our young
delivery at Sweet was nearly
] failure. as most of the fish died
the jars before they were put
n the creek, Toolbad, as thev were
fine lot.
Old Dad and Mother Ramey,
Mrs. belong and Mrs. Walt Will
Jams start for Big creek this week
or their outing. We are glad
he; are getting off, as the old
olks need the rest of cool nights
'erv much
Wehad our first watermelon this
week, and it was all right,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-20
R BUCK

Miss Mercy Skipper returned
from her camping trip in High val
ley the first of the week and is
visiting her mother for a time.
Miss Marjorie Soule returned
from Boise Monday, where she has
been attending the summer normal.
School She brought the sad news
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-20
Dlarraoea Cured.

"My father has for years been
troubled with diarrhoea, and tried
every "a possible to effect a
cure without avail writes John
Fl. Zirkle of Philippi, w. Va.
"He saw Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy adj
vertised in the Philippi Republi-
can and decided to try it. The
result is one bottle cured him and
he has not suffered with the dis
ease for eighteen months. Before
taking this remedy he was a con-
slant sufferer. He is now sound
and we'll, and although sixty years
old, can do as much work as a
man." Sold by H. T.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-20
Y@s ss!'44&
The Stay SAtisfaetory"RANqs
'ns Stay SAtisfactoU-RANes

The best range for the least mon
ey is the Monarch. 1t is, as its
name indicates, King of them all.
Made of malleable steel, lined with as
bestos and equipped with perfect
drafts, it is a fuel saver and a mar
velous baker. Call and inspect
them. Hawkins, Hardware.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-20

Take Kodol whenever you feel
that you need it. That is the only
time you need to take it. Just
when you need it; then you will
not be troubled with sour stomach,
helching, gas on the stomach, etc.
Sold by Palace Drug Store.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-20

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills will promptly relieve all Kid
ney and Bladder disorders. Sold
and recommended by Palace DruS
Store.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-08-20
w,rniag

If you have kidney aud bladder
trouble and do not use Foley's
Kidney Cure, you will have only
yourself 10 blame for results. as
it positively cnres all forms of kid
ney and bladder diseases, b. B..
Davis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31

iUlI nur feline gtneele9enbeiten fenneu
Oieie aber eriin6ticb. r9ie @eiddfte
Iin6 iuie Def, ia9t er: tie oermiihen
T6 nit nidts." Slnbererieits bat
Elm ri9tiser ameritaniidber @eihGfts.
mann eeipbbulid 10 friib unb 10 raid
beepnneu, baB er 9ur nidt i'm Stanoe
lit, fi9 cine umfaiienOe 8ilbuns au'
sueisuen. Ran bat ieitaelteat, oaB
BON ben amerifanii6en 6iuan5sr6Ben
| (8anberbilt, glrmour, 8eabooD uim. }
bic meiiten idluu Dor bem II. 2eben8s
| iabr seibdftltA tbGtt9 gelueien itno.
Man beeinnt eben fritb unO tomntt
! frlb Su etpas. Der Gbeaterbibter
2u9uit gbunas, Der jest eine 0tiIIipn
I'M Sabr perbient, mar ais Sunge pun
13 Sabreu 2aufburibe im Senat unb
uerbiente 500 Mnrt i'm Wtuuat. 8a
ieiu Batter, elm iebr armer Nr5t, OFT
bitter 0arilber tla9te Dab er ue8en
@elbmangelS aui Der llnioerIitGt 9es
wiiie Spe5ialituoien, uun oenen er lid
Iebr Uiel uerlprpbeu babe, niht \ obe
Su Cube iiibren t6nnen, uerooppelte
Der fteine 2Iusuit ielne Gner8ie, um
| Iidy nof burh cine misunderstanding
etpaS 5u ueroienen; oieie gtebenbe'
( i6ditieung brahte linn 10 utel, ouf
er iein ieItes @ebalt ungetilr5t benz
8ater ihttte bantit er Die unterbro.
ctenen Stuoieu auf Der llniOerIitai
iuriieBeu t6nnte. 90 lieB elm Sunge
uun II Sabren ieiuen Sater itnot'
rem. 80"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31
Stdot GlepeIauo miro ods rfeuer
werfsn1 ielbit in Ole pauo
nehmen.

gtaboem bic Stabt Gleoelauo bic
erite seiueien 1T, bic iib bieraulanoe
auf Den muutSipalen 8etrieb Der
StraBenbabnen einaelaien bat, 9 bt
iie unter Jibruns ibres Wtapors 9om
Suhniun iebt audi In anoerer 8es:e'
buns nit sutem 8eiipiel Uorau. Guh
mas ben 8ertauf unb oas abbrenuer
pon Seuertuert anbetrifft, lit eir Itaos
Tides Muuupol seihaffen tuoroeu
uno Der Staotratb bat in einer Oroi.
rnnS beitimmt, oaB tper III 3utuult
5euer,uert oertaufea ooer abbreureu
iuqte, nit @elb. uuo @efdnsniBitra
fen 5u beleien iei. Die Sta0t pirt
In ,3utnnft ibr eieeneS 5eueruert tau'
fen, UNI am 4. Sufi uno bel anoectr
beionoeren 8eranlaiiun9en in Den
0iIeuttihen SartS gum Selten Del
8DrseriAaft lInpoiante pprute tnlihC
Der luitaltuueen 5u seben Dieie Or
Oiuans Ut baS prattil,be G.lu tat De.
BON alien 3eitunsen 9eaer ole bisbe
rige larr,enDe uno aeneinletabrtltb,
5sier oes 3ati erbo5eI.l Bro
teites.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-31
Or. S 0 b n .. 9 e b a.

Cine feiieluoe, uenn audi ntht
ourbmee Sutreffeuoe GbaratteriitIt
oes Entertainers sibt 0ngnes Sc
Rpur in Der Heoue, in Der er elm &a'
pitel ieines benndd)it eribeinenoen
Buhes iiber Die 2iebe in ben Der,
einiaten Staaten" per0fenttiht.
Der 9meritaner" ihreibt er, nuiro
icbneu eeboreu, lBt iAnea, entidlieBt
Iih 1d1neG, nirb iAneG reid, itirbt
shneu un0 tutro ihnea be9raben (oie
2etbenpasen iaseu i'm raIenoen @e'
lopp bur9 bic StraBen); aber O,e)e
oanse idmiubelerressnoe @eibtuin'
oiateit bat elm unbetue9liheS Ben
trum: oas @eiiht oss ameritanerS
oieIe unuereleihtih rubig; uno ltarrt
Maste. Der Nmeritaner 1T mad
imen eetebrt; er uerarbettet ietn'
@eoanten ihrueiseno, uno mean e.
iprlft, ipri9t er eiuiitbts Gin gro
Ber ,buiineBmau" bat tber Die llnter
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