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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-04-03

Forty-mile desert, occupying the bed
Of ancient Lake Lahontau and, with the
exception Of Death valley, the most
desolate and arid area OH this continent,
was selected for the site Of tho fret and
most Important OF the great government
irrigation proiectP.
The plan involves the cstabli- hment
of half a score Of reservoirs in tine up
per foothills Of the Sierra to store the
Hoods that sweep down the mountain
side, and also the building Of dams in
the valleys to hold la check millions Of
tons OF water, TO turn rivers back upon
hemselves until huge artificial lakes
are formed, or to diver 'l,- III into more
useful chauuels
Thus the entire Truckr,. river is led
through an enormous duct, thirty miles
IN le'gtb, to the sink which is the.
terminal of the Carson; thence the CON-
bined writer's will be carried out upon
the PLAIN in two canals from which
hundreds OF miles OF lateruIs and
bitches will rndiate over an area Of iOO,-
600 AGREE.
But this will not exhaust the water
resources NJ the -dryest State in the
UnieD." As its population expands and
the demand for farm land increases the
uDderfiow Of streams will be utilized to
add to the irrigable area.
ii, photographers who are thoroughly
familiar with the conditions believe that
a water supply can be developed sufl-
cient for the irrigation Of fully LOCO, 900
acres.
The present project will cost s9,o00,-
900, but the land reclaimed 10y it will be
worth at leisi thirty million dollars. 1t
woulu toe Il splendid investment at that
price, for when fully cultivated this
area will Yield annually n crop worth
considerably more than the cost OF the
project.
Nor Is this an unusual result Of irriga-
tiop. The two principal canals in the
Pduiah, India, cost about eleven million
dollars and the yearly crop from the
land watered by the If valued at fifteen
million dollars.
But Uncle Sans thrifty m%illion-dul.
lar farm is 10 for sale. 1t is to be
pnrceled ont in forty and eIghty-ncre
tracts which are open Ia all citizens
OF the United States who have not ex-
hausted their homestead right
Craftsman
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-04-03
A USE FOR THE PHILIPPINES

Congressman DaArmoDd, .! Missouri
has at last thought OF Il use that can be
made Of. :lie Philippine Islande, which il
carried out will solve Il problem which
has been perpleIinR the minds OF lrgis.
lators for the past ten years. Statement
-und politiciaDs-have been trying TO find
some plausible excuse for keeping the
isDande, but baye been unable to give
any eat BiactnrY reason. 1t remained
for the Missouri Congressman to suggest
Il plan which may prove profitable, AMI
one which will innovute ne, stem which
a certain class OF Americans will VOL
come.
10 discussing the situation in The
Philippines in the house Mr. DeArmoud
said: " 49,
4%by not raise in the Philippines, ill.,
stead OF importing, the necessary
quantity OF barons and dukee, and
counts other titled bipeds?'
In that case, he said, the re- would be
q domestic industry organized, against
which there could he no objection.
1Tlere would be no trouble" he said,
il negotiating with our home made
dukes. We could tx our OWL tariff rates,
and determine what we should pay for
the privilege OF exporting to the Philip
pines such OF our daughters as we
would desire to part with und to accom-
pany with a right handsome dot.
Ito asked further, @why contribute
all our millions to those titled gentle.
men in Europe in order to dispose o!
III American daug htere, i'll order to
make them countesses or come other sort
OF titled lad, p
It would he cheaper, he said, to get
the titled gentlemen from the Philip
plnes, and in harmony with the pro-
tective policy OF the republicans.
"No~, as it is NJ present." he eaid,
further, the re IL M export duty OH these
American girls sen t" foreign parts.
That, &c declared, was contrary to the
provisions Of the constitution, butt he
asked, "what is tho constitution when
it comes to getting Il title into the
family for a hundred thousand dollars?
Let us go into the industry Of raising
noolemen in the Philippines" he said,
amid laughter.
Tho climate Of the PHILIPPINES, he
thought, @would foster the growth Of
that kind OF product" They could be had
in great variety. "Grautcd the original
Stock he said, I'VE can make the titles
~ other people have mnde the ir titles"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-04-03

best.l plans for regulation hopelessly
ineffective, how TO doctor account. and
distort facts aud evidence. In these
days OF startling revelations Of fraud
and robbery by high hnanciers, Of tank
towns in The wilderness, Of vanished
millions, of iileg Lly destro>cd books
and recorde, OF appeals to statutes OF
Limitation and Immunity baths, Of
yellow dog fuDds, aud 30, it would seem
that the need Of al ethical code is
greater IN the splendid officers OF certain
corporation and trust lawyers than in
the dingy ones Of struggling shy3ters.
Is the bar association to strain at guats
while swallowing cnInelsf'
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An Important Letter.

The following letter from Stnte
Superintendent Ring is Of i~ntereet to
school census matahalt:
CARSON CIrY, New, April /, 1909.
Mr.. Editor H, ..
! notice in the Reno Evening Gazette,
alec in the Nevada State journal, that
eomo Of tbs eclOOl census mnrahaIs
have difficulty in understnnd ing the Inv
regarding tho taking Of the school
censas. | lave l0Jked tho matter up
and find that the eDgrossed bill ia
correctly copied, but that the enrolling
clerk lrft of n lIuo from Sec. G2, pnrt
Five Statues Of Nevads, 1907, pnge
304.) nlso Compiled School Law Of 1907,
page 81, Sec. D, part Five.
Tho e%ngrOssel copy ia ae follows:
Sec. 90, pnrt Five
"l1o total number Oi children less
than six Jeare Of age; the total number
not leRs than ak years nor over eighteen
years Of agv; End tho total number OF
children over eighteen mnd lees than
'"'" , WV y'"'h '" "H'' 'ou"''nR iIOD
tho iifst day Of April. Only those
who ar" not Itm than fix nor over oigh.
teen yotts Of x shnll Inc considered M
school ccusUs chillren."
VIII ynn please publish The above go
that the school csnsus mnrshnla will
have no difficulty 10 understanding tho
meaning ~ the lgw?
Respectfully,
ORvIs RING,
state Sup't. oi Public instruction.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-04-03
Iiuw's II,is7

We 0iTcr One i'un H.. +; i~I,l,nts reward
Tor amy case Oi tniarth tint rnnnot bc
cured by Halls Catnr, h cure.
We. tho undefBigmrd, Imyc knoau f.
j. Cheney for the la4t IL ,rnre. nnI he.
licve him perfectly honorable IN nll bus.
inees transactions. and financially able
to carry out any obligations mndc by his
firm. WALDiSG. KIHSAS II NARviH.
Wholesale Druggisla, Toledo, q.
iiaifs Caiarrh Cure Il taken intern.
ally, acting directly upon the blood md
mucous surfaces ~ The systcm. Toeti.
loonials sent free. Price. 1jG per bottle
Sold by nll %druggis'e.
Take Halre FHmiiy r,tl. tdr rn~n.,iuntiup
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Forfeiture Not &c,
ELKO, NEVADA, January III

ELKo. NEVADA, January 81. 1908.
TO GEORGE CusLETT:
You are hereby notified that the under.
signed Leonard. Taylor Mining Company OK.
pended during Tho years 1901, 1905. 1900 and
1907, olRh' hundred dollars IN labor and inn.
provements upon tho COLORADO and GRAND
VIEW lode mining claims. situate on Hull Run
Mountain, In Centennial Mining District.
County OF Elko. and State OF Nevada One
hundred dollars was no responded M aforesaid
by tho undersigned ON each OF said lode mining
claims during and for each Of said four yenr,,
Ia order to hold said claims under tho proyIa.
Ions OF section 1924 OF the Revised Statutes M
tho United States, and tho amendment thereto
approved January -, 1851, concerning annual
labor upon mining claims. being tho amounts
required TO hold said claims for aaId wears and
Tor tho period ending TN the Stat day OF DccGm.
bcr, A.. ID. 1907. And n. Within ninety DAYS
after tho publication hereof, you fail or rcfnse
TO contribute your proportion OF such cTDcndI.
eiur ns n CO'Owncr, whichnmOuntsto four hun.
drcd dollars, your interest In tho claims will
become the property Of tho undersigned corppr.
alton. your ~co.OwnCr, which has Inaln tho re-.
1ulrcd expenditures, by tho terms nf said SEC.
tiOD.
bEOSARD.TAYtOR MIsiHG COur.Sy
GAlpSE1t &. IE bsAuD, President
i12 broadway. Albany, Now Yorh
y. j. u. TABBR, Attorney,
ElkO, ElkO County, Nevada.
Date 81 FIRST publication. Feb. 7, 1913.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-04-03
AE-ANinIi-SHyER. POLICY

go
A Washington dispatch epys. Sec;
retary CorteIyon has issued q circular
announcing that the amount, appropri'
ated by Congress, for transportation OF
silyel coin '6qSS the year 1908 having be-
come exhausted, -no. more standard
silver dollars win I've sent to applicants
tree Of charge for transportation from
The Office OF the treasurer 81 OF the
assistant s~reasurers Ut the United
States The policy OF shipping TO
banks silver coin free Of express charges
was adopted about twenty-five years
ago, when it was deemed desirable to
stimulate the general circulation Of
silver, and this policy has been con.
tinued TO the present time. During the
last several years The subject Of per.
.manently discontinuiDg this a%ppropria-
ton, especially as To standard oliver
dollars. has been under frequent die
cuRsion in congress and the opinion il
expressed that the government, no
longer having any interest in extending
the general use Of silver coin, the
present congress may decide not to
make any further appropriation for that
purpose. .
In comemuting upon this announce
ment by Secartary Cortelyou, the Salt
Lake Herald, says: :
"a diepatch received from Washing
ton yesterday tells of circular just is-
sued by Secretary Cortelyou in winch
he says that the practice Of Chipping
standard silver dollars free Of express
charges TO banks requesting tht lie,
after twenty-five yeare, to be- discop.
tined. The step Is strictly in accord
ance with the republican anti-silver
policy. II will almost surely have the
effect OF limiting the circulation Of ell
YER dollars in the west and south, where
they are in most general demand and
use.
at cost the government Sl63,05l to
chip silver dollars and subsidiary coin
during the year 1907. Tho items in the
account are not given, but the an.
ibtth u a tudt tLc iEco Snip
ment OF subsidiary coins will DE con.
tInued. The rate averages $40 per
thousand dollarf, and it is said to be
probable that congress will refuse To
make an appropriation for the purpose
at this session. And yet il seems TO
US that the government could very well
afford to pay this charge.
There is about 80 cents worth OF
silver in q silver dollar, so that the
government makes a profit OF so cents
on each dollar it coins. Every dollar
shipped costs the government six-twent
htthe OF n cent, leaving the gross prof.
Mt toriy-nine and niy.tiiths
cents. Deduct from this the cost Of
mining, ana a very handsome net prof
e still RENAME. Also a continuation o
the policy viii mean II continuation o
the oliver supply in sections Of til,
country that need if.
mr.. Cortelyou's circular meaDa, il
effect, the retirement oi an appreciate,
number OF oliver doInrs from circula
,ion."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-04-03

phenomenon appeared in the heavoGa
THIS morning which attracted star gazcrs
hiid az! pilots Tor over mn hour. An
immense ling ~ c"lnrd effect sufrouDd.
ed the snn, "hich rinR was crossed by
an ilhr " % hiqtirct and highly
cO!ntrd. Where thcs 40 rinpa crossed each
other wctc two bright sun dogs. None
"f the studcnis Of hcsvcniy phenomena
scemcd able to explain this Mysterious
sight.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-04-03
WORKING THE SPOILS SYSTEM

II Ii freely charged in republican
circles that the administration is using
the federal patronage to advance the III.
terests OF Mr.. Taft. For instance, the
New York Evening Post says: at is a
somewhat unhappy coincidence that, Oh
the very day when the Oklahoma con-
vention declared for Taft, the senate
ehoulh have refused to confirm the
nomination Of GrPnt Victor to be
United States marshal Tor the eastern
district Of Oklahoma. The ground
alleged wa5 that the office had been
promised to Victor to induce him to drop
Fairbanks and GO Tor Taft. The mans
actual versatiou was quoted; no was
poor, no needed the money: 'I'ye been
offered the mar shalsllip by Hitchcc OK,
and the place pays we'll OF course,
sucb things hive been done before For
certain senators to stand aghast at this
unbluehinG Use Of federal patronage, lie
a little too ridiculous. They have done
the same thing, and would do it again
But !bt eorrowiul Iurt OF the exposure
OF this particular employment OF the
spoils system is that il Ia in conflict with
the presidents strong Insertion in his
letter to Mr.. Fnnlke. lie denied with
indignation the charge that appoint.
menis had beeu made or promised IN
order To SECURE delegates Tor Taft,
Here Ia a seewipRly cI, nr cnse ~ it. /,
only shows bog easy 1t il for Mr.. Roose-
Welt to be impoFcd Upon. The Iras, he
cnn now do 10 toAstnd Mr.. Hitchcock II
tharp rebuke Cor making The president
appear to say one thing and do nbother.-
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Famous FIaus,

The famous union jack which 0cv
rom Nelson's flagshIp. tho Victory.
ana covered tho admiral's body on tLs
Journey by water to Greenwich hos.
pltaI' was sold Mt auction at stcycns'
rooms In London. recently. for sG3O.
me white ensign which hunk at tho
rear OF Nelson's funeral car on lia
way 10 ~. Paul's was sold for 3i25
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-04-03
Immune,

DO you think tho man you have np
pointed IL 1T for tho Job7 More than
ono has had bIs reputation damaged
there"
That's Just tho point. Ills rcputa
ton Ia 30 bad that nothing could hurt
H."
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-04-03
What Was III

4 very peculiar and interesting
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-15

Oct. l9.
Rooms for rent. H. I. Golden.
H. L. Melgaard. of Argyle. trans
acted business in the city yesterday.
Albin Johnson. of town of Bloom
er. attended to business here on
Monday.
DR.. L. Bratrud left yesterday on
hunting trip to the eastern part of
the county for a few DAYS.
George G. johnson left for Red
Wing Tuesday, called there by the
serious illness of his father.
Special bargains on all kinds of
furniture and rugs on Market DAYS.
Oct. % and "a. Come in and look
over my goods. H. I. Golden.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-15
TO-day's Market Prices.

Mrs. Or. q. F. Me]lby and the
baby. OF Thief River Falls. arrived
Saturday morning for a few DAYS
visit at the home of her parents.
Judge and Mrs. Grindeland. She re-
turned to Thief River Falls on Tues
day.evening.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-10-15

State attorney for the Minnesota
Anti-Saloon League will speak in
Warren on Sunday. Oct. l8. at the
Scandinavian NJ. e. church. at l0:30
q. M. at the United Lutheran
church at 3 p. M. and at the First
NJ. e. church at 7:30 p. M.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-13
3usla,sn.

Die amerifaniibe 5hlahtihifiHotte
unter bem Befeble oes Gear Nomirals
Gbarles 8. Sperrp ilt am 5Onntag
Diorgen um 8 ubr 40 Winuten in
Mudlano, Neulselano. sinsetroHsn.
Sn GOnaueidinsen bat am s. Augult
Elm Jeuer mebrere perionen als Opfsr
9eforoert uno iibtr 100 Gebduoe poll=
hdnoiS Ierf6rt. gs berrid3te Elm itirH=
terllher Woilermangel. uno bic Qbl1.
arbsiten ihritten erlt uorudrts. als
Abenos elm beftiger Re9en nieoerfiel.
SIN idbIilAen grs9sbir9e bat Elm
llnwettsr f1tperes unbeil an9eri1tet.
Die @rnte 1T uielfab p0aig Dernintet.
3ablrei1e Oduler lino in 9riimmer ae.
le9t, un0 Die Wertebrs.D DerbinDnnQen
iino in Der empfinoliAfen Meiie oe-
fort. An6 Die Noroerpfal3 III f9limn,
beim0eiubt lporoen. Gin befti0es 0o=
aelpetoer bat einen oroben 9bsil Oer
Neinsrnte bernittet. Die 8e0ierunq
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,War.attt Sautes See 9ei,ttD
tu1ttOeA

Seoermamu in 3anespille, O., tennt
Grau WarD See BON 2anD=p poitroute
go. z. Sic idreibt: ,Wein @atte,
sSames See. slaubt feit, baB er iein
2eben Dem @sbraud BON Er. Sings
Nesu 8iscoberp petbanit. @eiM Sun.
aeN paren 10 fart angegriffen, oab
Gd.pinoiu1t unpermeiolih fbien, als
ibm elm 0reuno vNem DISCOVERY" em-
pfabi. gDir mahien sinen Yeriu1 oa.
nit uno er ipuroe burh oei1en 8etraud
pollfdnoiaer 8eiunobeit suriidge9e=
ben." Nr. Sings 9leip Eiscoperp lit
ber aOni9 aller Geblen= llno 2unoen.
beilmittel. Sir Dulfen nno grtdltun=
gen bat IS niht isines @leidsm. Die
erie Dolls brin9t QiMoeruna. llnter
Garantie bertGuit BON gy. Is. Yeter's
ADoihefe. preis SOC uno 81. 12robe.
Rai&e fret,
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y { ut

1T, ,pte O>H:ID.ago5 Jr6l.er Gi1.,r NIT R.3s iaat
etH 9an5 osidIoeret 1ii. E9 1T Je = lille elcil3
0e,uno.et oos. ita u!,e l:y-t ssyqn o,sc -, 1ssBt
0elnnoeS Slut lieert osh ,So:9tr ui1 5.lIt shn
ueue NdpraaJ o1i!i ieN, IN oerlaa Ien - a3er,
oenN oos SilE ~ 5nHt.tet - lt. .ossH 60 oIrto
lult9euoen ClGAi2tc y<t 1t tt0 ,l.t 5cj liit oea
gIt1geM 5ioHsn ageat Dlro. hic it3 lin ~: :o.s aus
DelleH AreauveroEuitu reI!I etiJ. tsl ~, 1oT benz
9el6Dabteu SiIt nit3t m.3c ,rtII:ljeL 9ei Rsersn
unb Der Sebsr n9t ms9r 5it III u 9!3inI l,e:ocIbt
,Derosn fonneu. GAIN liz ot5i,.be 9.E. ~ l.,as
oes aooes. psnH SIR 1t tiaTitlt u 4,le i3ifE ois
nlr pom etnsr auoeren aue!lg ).tEon.leI tltl: ooa
0en lett s5aDr9naoerea erpro)ieu lte o.:I ,u.sf a.
Befnaro Hraaterotleu. .sS III 0IS Ell. .tr5lcL bic
aus oru rel ten Ba9a,ealdfteE u19 81 osl :idr3es
5psue Dsfsetat iolto ~ 541r 81 reitt;t - iI 0c-
!tno bleeu blocct TAM aa ~ cisaei t4tI
teidDer. Dsli leHtr ol:sn 3pct aaeti aiI o.t.I
ntli,cln sps.6}e la5 Als nlgl9J .i1t i: al I: 9aa1
.ipt. elentn Tol III. a33ihtfsH. u Gelts.
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@croet, nd biitctt.

Tie .,Mational Wsobel 9iesnie 9iaa"
rihtete oil Die .gnti Salopn liaa pril
Mme,ita" bic Nuifor oeruna. sbenlo ,pis
bic anoeten pod,tifden Yarkisn aui
@inno ibrer Bidder bic Namen Der
Ysiiteurer au iaren GOnos uao bic DDbe
Der as3sihueeen ginaelbetrdae betonnt.
toaDie ilber ole Ner,psntuna. ipeldae
oieie Aonbs finoen uno 9efunben a,l
boben. Nustunft 3u aeben. Die .Wo.
Del Qicenle Vi9a" perpnabtet iitb ibrer=
feits ebeu8aus su Offener &eAnunssab-
taAe.
Sn eem @1reiber beibt IS unter
NnDereaa
.gs miro bebauptet. baB an be,
Gp,Be Der Unit Galoon 2iaa eine
@llqus uon Wdnnern ftebt. bi fur lid
Heihhiimer iammeln auf Soften 6ol.
der, apelhe @eloer beiitsuern fir oe,1
ausosiidIiden 3wed. ibr @eme,nmeitr1
BON oen uebeIn unaeb0ria rsaulir.e,
Mirtbltalten Su befrsien.
Sic Natipnal MDosl lleeRie Qiaa III
infernlilt. oaB in Dsrlhiebsnen 5.aa.
ten bic GtaatsorQaniiaionen bon De,
Nati.Saloon. 2,aa lid losssioot baben.
neil iie in 9eloangele9enbeitsn DOH
Der Sigo blnter9angeu luurben.
Sn Der prelie miro biz geiGuloi=
anna erbuben. 0lb Die Mntis Saloon.
0i9a bon 2lmerta ibren staagoraa.
{ationen asoli.tet. uon &i,hen uno Elm.
s3elnen psllontn ourA ipfulc Seant,
8elo al e0lltiillsn woliir oieie cine
@ommiiiiOn bon "a Vlossnt tahalten.
6erner. baB biz Nn.i eoIson= yiQu
Heoner Snr 9ss,liiaunq iitllr. oensn nie
GrganiiOiipu in ofn siaatsn. MO Il,
ipreben. $!,n ben 9aa bssahit.
9ie Mulisrliaens y,pa III informirt.
oab bon Der lR,.l,pm 3puais, lueld,
bic Nnti= Salnpn=S,aa ItBiss s<nhr up,,
ben GirAen cpllstint bal. $3.50, 0OO
fur @DmmiiliUnsn uno 8thdlttr aus0e=
9eben ,pu,oeu. 9.,dt ,ptniQe Der Mn=
fiibrer Der sIrtl= Solpnn 9iaa, Die por=
ber orme shluder parea. iino beute
fhiDer reih."
Miro cine Mnt,port bierauf erfol=
gen /? Niemals. grItssis meroen
Die Qerren Der Nnti= Salopn= 2iaa nie=
manben ginblid in ibre Yhber eemab=
rem, oamit man niht erfdbrt, tpie piel
tie in ibre eisenen weiten 9ai9en liefen
uno sualeib aud um Der Welt teinen
ginbIid au seben in Die Nrt uno Weile.
wie tie tih ibren ginluB auf cine ae=
mine &lafe bon 8eiebsebern peri6afft.
tpelde ibr oann bic lbmuBiae Arbeit in
Der 9eaislatibe beiorgen. Gann aber
loa bas publitum auh nie erfabren,
mieplel grobe &orporatioRen Der 2iQa
beaablen. oamit oieie ourb Die in ibrem
Soloe febenoen .8oltsbsrtreter" Die
Mnnabme bon @eieben. bic ibnen an=
lt0Big finb, perhinoern unb bic paIli=
rung folder Mabreaeln forbern, melhe
ibren Snterehen f0roerlih iino.
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Der 9oftor bate ltnred,t.

yRein eobn", idreib. 0err George
Mitmon aug Nelpbur9b, q. D.. bate
eiaen Musidla9 I'M Gsfidbt uno ytaden.
Der Mr3t. tpelder i'm bshonoeIte, iaate,
oaB Der Nusld,l0a ieoes Sobr ,pieoer.
ionanltll tperoe uno 10 axidob es aud.
Oonn entiHlolien mir nns. ben Mlpen.
irduter. Blutbeleber 3u oeriuaen. Sc,
Musi4la9 peri9manD unD bat fid nis
iuieber ae3ei9t. Der NIpentrduter. Blut.
bslsber IT unfra9Iih bic bette Dleoiain
tut oas 8lut. Wirb ben Qeuten BRET
our@ epsjial. .Naentsn psrtquft. uaau
l6rsibe on Or. pstsr 6nbrnep e sons
ec., ll2- 4 & ll8 eo, 0opns ABE. Gbi.
cage. Sll.
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1teter 100 Neriuttett

lino am Dienita9 nod 2aramte. Wio.
ming, perreist, oarunter auh Der Mu=
oitor bon Start Gountp nno iein 8ru=
Der. fiinf reprdientatibe @sfhaftsleute
uno 6armer bon Carroll gountp uno
onoere bon iieben Der idieoenen Staa-
ten. @dumt nun niht mebr Idn=
ger. Maht @ud bereit fir bic ndbne
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