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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-05

usefulness. It Is for this reason that
American railway interests now watch
kssny. all that isf'being done in the
.Blttsrnek y distr1ce. and. the. frequent
reports sent to- thea state. department
By; Consul1H. ]. Dunlap. stationed at
Cologne. 1are undoubtedly. inspired by
a desire to learn every detail as the
Magdeburg -Halle electrtncation pro-
gresses~Christien; Science Monitor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-05
Pioneer Of Modern Business.

Captain Kidd told how he hurisd,hfs
treasure
II merely used a nling system to
show where 1t was."shs cried
Herewith none wondered 1t wAealost.'
New York Sun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-05

western part OF the state to meet her,
husband, due the next day from
Europe. On arrival she found that sheI
had miscalculated by two.days, anAmot;
wishing to DO separated from . Dct1
dog 30 long, sent a messenger fori
Prince. The dog came. Sthcre .wAs AM
anectionate greeting an6'then the hotel]
authorities cruelty told the guest that
her pet could not be entertained there.
There were tears and protestattoi1s and
the dog was sent back to its h0me.Dy
messenger. Thefbrief interviews cost
the woman about $35. u,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-05

1t Is worse than useless to. t11e; any[
medicines internally for. musoulars orr
chronic rheumatism. Ali'that Is nseda<9
is a free application Of .Chog,1burlaixf&
Liniment. For sale by All dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-05
RAILROAD TINE TABLE
CHICAGO GREAT WEsTERN
Corn 1aIt Route"
49, rS0vEH~4<

0OINGsoUTH
No. ,1-et Joe ana K G
limited -. .....:....... 500 q m.
No. Exc. Mall & Express 500 p. m.
No. S-1kAnsas City and st
Joseph ...... .......... .10:o0 a. m.
EMO. S1-Way Freight ....-7:o0 q. m.
GOING NORTH
No. 1-Chicago and St Paul
& limited .-.-...-..........1 Lille p. n.
No. 4-Chicago and st. Paul
Nxpress -. -a............ 10:32 .. m.
No. 81 900. .s4s .'......... 1870 p. m.
sNo. 13-Way Freight 80. 1880 q m.
I. Except Sunday. Effective Aug. I.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14
FOR FARMER AND HOUSEWIFE
RUSSIAN Plan for Travelling Schools
That VIII Give Them Much
Needed Instruction.

Press accounts state that the Prus-
sian government will in its next bud
get ask for a grant in order to pro
vide for itinerating housekeeping
schools.
These are to move from place to
place and give instruction in house.
Keeping to the daughters Of laborers.
craftsmen and farming people. The
plan of instruction comprises cook
Ing. baking conserving and putting
up fruit, vegetables, and other food
articles, %dairying. feeding and care
taking Of farm animals ne.!.--
rure, raising Of fruit and vegetables.
sewing, repairing and cleaning Of
sanitation Of the home. nutrition and
health.
The course Of instruction Will take
about eight weeks. Schools Of this
sort have been in existence in the
Rhenish province and in some Of the
other German states and have been
OF great benefit. It is intended even
tually to provide such an itineratine
school for every county in Prussia
Deputy Consul-General Simon W.
Hanausr.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14
MARGARET WAS NOT HAPPY
Everything Was Going Wrong and She
Used the Plumbers Language to
Tell of 1t.

The M. B. Days are blessed with
children. This summer they are oc-
cupying a cottage on the lake, just
west of Vermillion, where there's
plenty of air, and sunshine, and wa
ter. Whenever his arduous duties per
NIT, the president of the East Ohio
Gas company hurries westward in the
general direction Of Vermilion.
The last time he went out he came
upon his youngest daughter, Mar
garet, all huddled up on a bench, and
unusually quiet.
What's the matter. Margie?" he
asked. Anything wrong?"
Yes, indeed" replied the young
lady. I've stubbed my toe, and the
kitten scratched me, and the BOYS
wont play croquet with me, and
mother won't let me go in bathing
alone, and"
why. why" said the father. SYM
pathetically, you are having a seri-
Gus time, aren't your"
I'm having a heluyatime.n was
the unexpected reply. And then. no.
ticing the establishment on her IA
Tiers face, she hid her head in his
arm and added, with a blush Of
guilt: That's what the plumber
sald."-Cleveland Leader.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14
Was HlackIisted.

In employment agencies 1t takes a
blacklisted housekeeper many msnths
to regain a reputation for humanity,
no matter how sincere the reforhua-
ton For weeks one woman Of bland
c~ountenance had travelled from agen
cy to agency seeking a competent
maid. Another woman to whom she
had confided her troubles remarked
to the agent that 1t was strange a
woman apparently SO amiahle should
find It SO difficult to secure desirable
help.
1t is the burglar alarm that uleers
her, he said. "She used to keep one
on the icebox SO the girl could not
get a bite to eat before going to bed
without waking the family. BY the
anne she had changed servants a few
every other girl who frepuents
employment agencies knew the his
tory OF that alarm and couldn't be,
nired to work there. The woman has
discarded the alarm, but her reputa-
ton sticks"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14
Has Risen to HIah Position.

John Howard Hale, the largest
peach grower in the world and the
flrst man to make Georgia famous for
this fruit, worked as a day laborer
IN connecticut when a boy. He man
aged to save a few hundred dollars
which he invested in peach trees,
planting them on the mortgaged home
rarm. The first crop paid off the
mortgage and opened Hare's eyes to
the possibilities of his native state az
9 fruit producer He increased his
holding and others quickly took the
mint. Later he went to Georgia and
planted an immense in
a native OF Glastonbury, Comn., aged
nIty-seven years, and has written
much on horticultural subjec CTS.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14
BOILER
Two inch Aues lsc per FOOT.
Two and one-half Aues 16c per #
Boiler Supplies and Repairing.
Sioux Falls Boiler Works,
Sioux Falls, s. b.

From the I.estervilleLedger.
Miss Anna Toczek returned Sat.
nrday from Scotland where she
had been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Martin Bartikowski.
win Mehrer, who owns a fine
farm two miles north Of town, has
purchased a saloon and building
at Freeman and has already taken
charge Of the business. After he
has harvested his crop he will move
his family to Freeman where they
will make their hoj be.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14

Mrs. FL. A. Reeves returned last
Friday evening from her trip to
Duluth, MINI. While there she
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
George Morgan, and was very
pleasantly entertained. She spent
three days in Minneapolis, the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Nor
gan, where she vas also delightful
~ entertained. Altho the weather
was rainy nearly all the time she
was there, they managed to visit
the state fair and make several
pleasure trips around the Twin
Cities.
Some anxiety was caused last
week by the sudden disappearance
of MIR. Wheeler Musser. He COM
menced teaching school in the
Hnismann district south of town
Monday, and Wednesday morning
failed to appear. On Saturday
his parents received a message
from shim stating that he was at
his former home in Charles City.
Iowa, but why he should have gone
SO unexpectedly is still a mystery
.s his lend mere.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14
Cowboy Hats 1000 Years Ano.

That there is nothing new under
the Y Is becoming more and more
automatic. It is suggested that the
Egyptians under Pharaoh knew OF ra-
dunn, that the Assyrians and Chal-
deans We're acquainted with electricity
and that aviation was not unknown to
the ancients.
Now we learn that frescoes and bas-
reileIs IN Crete show that in the
depths OF past ages huntresses wore
leather boots, with big hats like those
used by American cowboys and that
az archaeologist has come to the con.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14

cluston that the fashionable Cretan
aides 1000 years before the Christian
era appeared in public with boots
with heels, the straight mantle and
lupe culotte, in fact, just like a lady
from one of the celebrated dressmak-
ing establishments in the Rou de la
Paix.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14
a BARGAIN.

For Sale-My place il Scotland,
containing Is Lots, (6a acres
Orchard Of over 800 bearing fruit
trees and plenty Of small. fruits.
House, barn, chicken houae, good
eistern and we'll.
ss i. PArTEN.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14
grading, charge

Lewis MoNe;1 grading, charge
to road fund SIP %
Thos. Kirwan do lS9 OO
Jas p Dawson do Il9 on
IngeI Mudder do 4 UO
A S Nedved do 9 OK.
Peter Gall do : 90
U H%Stilwill, envelopes for sheriff 81 "a
CJ Kelley, sheriff fees in Green
lie case 8 %
American Book Co, school hooks
for county 1s SO
American Book Co. school books
for county 10 %
American Book Co. school books
for county s 80
American Book Co. school books
for county IL Oh
CHM & Go. school books for Co. S IS
Hammond 4 Stephens Co.
school books charge to library
fund 10 rs
PERKINS Bros. stationery l6 90
Geo ID Barnard Co. stationery IL 10
Educational Publ. Co. school
books 3 81
Educational Publ. Co, school
books Q 60
Hammond & Stephens {. school
books charge to library fund IS 90
Silver Burdette Co. school books 26 SO
4S 40
e. As SO
Glnn d Co 81 90
Monarch Typewriter Go. balance
on typewriter 80 so
Thos F Morgan, grading, charge
to road fund = 90
Cd K%iehlbauch mdse. for Mrs.
BECK IA 81
Mni Black M. o. viewing dead
body of Jas. Chambers 8 %
J Haney, grading, charge to
roao luhd SO SO
J F Haney, grading, charge to
road fund 40 90
J Haney, grazing, charge to
road fund "a on
On motion meeting adjourned to i
O'Clock, p. M.
Attest: Jos. Y. WAaNEs
&c SToDDARD, Chairma,,
Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14
Commissioners Proceedings.
Tyndall, S. D., Sept. S. 191

Board of County Commissioners met
pursuant to statute. Present
Jos. V. Wagner, Chairman, Philip
Hell, c. N. McCollum, H. G. Gum,
Chas. Dirks, C. e. Stoddard County
Auditor and c. J. Kelley sheriff.
On motion following bills were al
lowed
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14
LOCAL NEWS.

For Pianos see w. Fl. Miller.
Mrs. s. F. Lason went to her
deem Tuesday.
JAG. Zolnowsky was here from
Arnoa: over Sunday.
j. NJ. Dunmire went to Huron
Tuesday evening to attend the state
fair.
Rev. q. "a. Wilcox went to HUI
ron Monday to visit his mother
and attend the state fair.
Andy Eliason and family went
to Iowa last Friday to visit for a
few days. They returned Monday.
DR.. n. P. Carson of Huron was
here Tuesday morning calling on
bis daughter, Mrs. w. D. Crit
fiths.
Mrs. L. ]. Davis and her daugh-
ter and son, Miss Alta and Ever
EFT, Of Wittenberg were in town
Monday.
Wells Bardwell OF Bon Homme
was q guest in the w. e. Barlwell
home over Sunday while on his
way home from Deadwood.
Philip Engel and Rev. Treick
went to Dubuque, Iowa, Tuesday
morning to attend the conference
OF the German Reformed church.
Chas. Carey and Chas. Helm Of
Wittenberg went to Sioux City last
Monday evening with a car load OF
stock shipped from j farms.
Rev. =. s. Horton went to Mitch
ell Tuesday to attend the meeting
OF the Sioux Falls presbytery OF
the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Albert Bunting of Lincoln,
Neb., spent two weeks at Olivet
looking after his farm near that
place. He returned home Tues
day Of this week.
Mrs. @. G.. Max and son Donley
came from Kaylor last week and
will stay during the winter at the
Edwards Hotel SO that Donley can
attend school.
w. s. Brant and wife went to
Huron in their auto last Sunday
and will epend the week at the fair
and visiting friends at that place
and in Sphinx county.
John Knsler of Eureka arrived
Tuesday morning TO visit his fa-
ther, Adam Kusler, and other rela-
tives here. This is his first visit
to his boyhood home for twelve
years.
A. X. Colwell went to Hartford
Monday to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Swenson, for q few days. He was
aeesnpan;ea7by his daughter, Miss
Jane, who will remain there for
about q month.
A farewell party was given at
the home Of Miss Anna Zolnowsky
last Friday evening, Miss zolnow-
sky leaving the first OF this week
for Parkston where she will teach
the coming year.
Miss Penrose returned to her
hcme in Kansas Monday after
spending . few days here at the
home Of her amt, Mrs. J. M. Dun
mire, while on her way back from
Avery, Idaho.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14
Afternoon Session

Board of county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment. Present full
board of commissioners, auditor and
sheriff.
On motion the chairman appointed
tbs following committee of three to
view the road near the Peter Peters
farm, to-Wit: C N McCollnm, Chas.
Dirks and HI G Gum.
Motion made that the board proceed
to investigate the road work done and
meet again at 8 O'Clock a. IN. Sept. 9th.
1911.
Wednesday, Sept. 6. 1911
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present full board of county commits
%sioners, county auditor and sheriff.
On motion the following committee
of three was appointed to view the road
near the lake five miles north of Iahcr
to-wit: Philip He'll, H g Gum and
Jos Wagner.
On motion the T, allowing bills 5::,,iis4wrr
allowed
Tyndall Auto Co. auto hire $l2 90
Il T. Wagner dep. sheriff fees Q 90
"A G Ser, culvert for county, chge
to road fund rs S5
Vankirk, grading, charge to
road fund 8 SO
JOS + Soukup, blacksmith work
for county 9 rs
Cd Kelley, sheriff fees 4 so
Vaclav Hisek, work for county 81 90
Roy shroH, grading, charge to
road fund ii 90
Democrat Publ. Co. printing,
amended to AZ 50.
The Register, pr't'g, amended TO Is Is
Bon Homme County Indersnd-
emit, printing, amended to 2 90
LA Robinson, printing, amend
ed to s So
NJ q Hauge, blacksmlthswork 65
Jos Bren il. al Of poor on poor
farm % 25
Haney, part payment on road
work charge to road fund loo 00I
Percy Kibble, mason work charge
EN 4
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14

to road fund IS 90
Jas Mccain, grading, charge to
road fund 80 so
Fronk Byrne, grading, hauling a
rock etc. charge to road fund IS so
Mrs. Frances Kadlec, board of F
Dufek to Aug, 81, 1911 so 90
II G Gum, grading, charge to
road fund Z 90
Frank Gum, grading, charge to
road fund 8 25
Dakota Central Phone &c. phone
, rent and messages for Aug. 1911 II so.
On motion the agreement between
the board of county commissioners Of
the county of Bon Homme and Andre
as Huebner in regards to draining a
certain lake between secs. s and 8, Twp
%, and range 81 was accepted.
Moved and seconded that John Null
league be appointed %janitor of the court
house, beginning Sept. LIST, 1911, at a
salary of $25 per month. Motion car
RED.
On motion the chairman appointed
a committee of three to investigate
opening the street to the school house
In Running Water, s. D., to-wlt: Chas
Dirks, H q Gum and N McCollum.
The county auditor presented to the
board Of county commissioners an item
lied statement showing the itemized
income and estimated expense of the
county for the current year, after ex-
amining the statement the board lev
led h following amounts for the diff
ferent funds as fOllows:-county 81
mills; bridge q mills; and insane l mill
road 3 mills The state having fixed
their levy at 4 mills, the county audit
or proceeded to affix the following
number of mills and tenth of mills of
the raised valuation of all property
within the county to the required
amounts as follows:-County 1924, $4,000
bridge Sl7,s20.0c; insane 81, 1870. 90; and
road $2l, 3S5.00; a road poll tax of $500
was levied on each male person over
the age of 81 years and under the age of
5o to be paid in cash or in one days
labor. A school poll tax of SI.O0 was
levied on each male person over the
age of2l years, and Il tax of $l.OO was
levied on each and every dog.
On motion following commissioners
bills were allowed:
Jos V Wagner commissioners
salary & mileage S25 go
CN McCollum commissioners
salary & mileage 30 90
Philip He'll commissioner
salary & mileage "a so
III G Gum commissioner
salary & mileage II so
Chas Dirks commissioner
salary q mileage 10 90
CD Kelley sheriff attending COM
mlssloilers q 90
Moved and seconded that the bill of
Olivia Bros be allowed as read. Motion
carried
Olivia Bros. mdse for poor and Co S4 25
nails for county Is
On motion board of county commits
adjourned sine die.
JosV WAGNER
e SToDDARD Chairman
County Auditor
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lneiaaatses ROlfsblatt, mittspod, s. apru 1911.

edyIus 3oc; fir SuIi s0ss = 307sc, am
sdtnb 303se, fiir September 30A -3054e,
am S6Iub 30LGc.
Roagen. - no. q 90--91c.
@erfte. ~ Cute iSuttergerfte 70-85c,
CUTE bis boice RalSserfte 95-106c.
a9Sfaanen.--R ] 2. .gS. 1896,
SO. / 81. @. 25lKe.
3imotbp faamsH. - Sl1.95- l2!0O
per gentuer.
aleeiaam eR.--S15.0 90 per gentner.
WeBpprf. - $I5 50-l5.75 per 8bI. --
5iir Daai $14S0 - 1910, an SbIus
$l4.87k; FIR 5uIi $14.55 -- 1890, am
S6Iu6 $l4.65.
SdmaIs.$ss5-7.s7k per 100 Bfb. Sir
Wot$7 81 NJ 80, am S6IuS $3.50; fir
Suli $7,90--S.l5, am SbLuB $7.9714;
fir September $795-a.l5, am O6IuB
500.
Sbort rtRtppeuietteu u.-Soie 81 10
S.37L perl00 gfb. FIR Rat s.. .2711g--8. so,
am SdIuS s5,42H; fir Suit STORY
$S.l7k, ant Shlus $8 ON; fir September
81 92L2 L2--s.0715, am S9IuB s7.97.
S6uIteru. - Short flare SetteH, uers
paft, 81. .75-s.87L.
gutter.-@arit itstis. Grsamerp IA
gle, 5airp 13-lsc
Gier. - Rartt feit. Sriids 14K-
l5c per Tussub.
sdie.- Rartt ftetis. Cream l31z-13Ac
per 8fuuo.
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18tkc, ieeonbs 121kc per Dusenb. GdnTes
eier B0c, Gnteneier zoe per 1tb.
@efIhgsI.-gdhfrdqe aut, BretIe feit
Sprtng Gbi6ens I8--25e, Siihner l5be,
b6bne Zoe, Trusbiibncr l9-20r, Guls Sc,
GHteH A--l7c, 0anie 6--se per gfunb.
Dbit uHb Gentle.
asrfeI.-Gancr aem Bort $6.oo--e.5o,
gem6bHIt6e $5 00--5.25 per BbI.
Gitro nen. - Wlartt ftetta. California
s3.25-35O, HleffiEa S3.50-S.75 per Rite.
GraHaeH. - Rarft rubia uno 'tetta. -
California s2.25-2.75, 5lortba 500 -
$50 per Rite.
aartoffeIn. = Ri6isan s2.25-2.5o,
aouispiae $2.00--2.25, per BbL.
Saatfartoffetn.-- Rstse 65-
roc, Roie 65--70c, fribe Ohio $l25-l so
per Bu, auf bent DeIeiie.
Sanse aartoffeIu.-5torioa $3.50
--2.75 per ndnper.
SaBfartoffslu. Jancp seriep
1915 - 400 per Dbl. uno mitteImdbtae
81 25 per 0amper.
araut. - Iartt feft. 3anifh s2. 90
-2.25 per Bbl. POM store.
8w lie B beIn.-@gobe$4.50 .50-5. 90 perBbE
un6 .40-i.5 Doc per 8u.
ibeu.--SI. .75--2OO per B6l.
Stsdraben. - 81 .OO--I.25 per 8bE.
som Stere.
sptH at.--s2.0o-2.25 per Dbl
anbsgrooutte.
8obuen. - marft ftettq. grtmd Rars
rowfat S3.I5, aefiebte uro 6et 5anh ess
pfladte Ramp Sd 80 per gu.
6su.-Raris ruasa. 10. l 9bsmOtbp
1880, 10. q bo. $500. SO. 8 bo. 4 1900
-
l5O0--l5.50; alee no / sl1.5o-l2.50,
SO. Q sI0.00-II.O0, AIfolia SIS 90 per Ton.
RableRfutter tft tstte .-aLeie $22 .OC
23 90, Wiobltng erobe S23 .O0-24.0O, DO.
fetnes s24.00-25.00, qemiidtes Suttsr
to3 ,00-24 90 per Tonne in Buff un6 81 .0C
Hsbr auf bem GeIeiie.
Beridiebeuss.
DeTe. Rarft lit ftetta. - qeinSI
robes CSC, sefo&tes &c per gaHone In
partien poH I-4 Dbl. Grtra CONNER Il ef'
oare5I s5c per @alIone. Cotton gsse
Del rebes 47--4Sc, rafNutrtss 5l-52c pei
@aaons. TerpeHtin Sill. 9etroGeum, Ser
lection i0c. Ebio, aeutudu uuo SnetGuo
csc per Gaaone. 6romu gaioIin l8c
Rapbta l3e per gauone
Sals. Der Rdr.t III ruhie. Ebic
Riuer 90--95c, WidteaH unb Atron 94t
per 8bI. ron 2S0 9funo.
Tafg III miliser. -9rtmaGttp 61s--611<c
DO. GcuntrD 6-61Se per Bfuno.
apbIeu.- Rarft rubta. Eouahiooheur
g3.25, Rus nne GIa6 $500. 9anapbc
Sth6fobIsn 1925. Rus uno Glad 81 90
90 per Tonne abeeIiefert 8au6Ioie stat
tobIen $4.25, Anfbraette $3.50 per Iouu,
dbseEiefert. Cote toftet $500 per Ionu'
abeeIte'ert.
Edmereten. - Bart feit. RIesIaa
men 81 00--S.25 auf benz 8eLeiie urb So q
-9 so per Bu. pom Store. Iimothn 81. 81
500 auf hers @eleiie uuo s5 00-6. %
per Buibel pom Stere Bu1ueissn 90e
| 5Iets iaarHea s2 80 per 8u.
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JlufberiAt.
Cincinnati, 5. apriI.

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abenD einsn @Gfsritano pOu 27.5 Sub bate
Die foIaennsn Tepeinen iiuo pdbrene
oss seftrieea Iases bier eiHsetroffeu:
gtttsburg 3. Der SIub bat sineu
Daiisrftano ppu 60 6us uno fdllt.
WbeeItna, u. ga. Der SIas bat st:
nen 8aiferftano pom 1915 5ub unb fdut
gartersburs. u. ga. Der 'Iub bat
einsn 8aHerftano pon l2.4 5us aub falt.
eanapha SaIls. Der SIus bat els
men @aferftauS Don s.6 5ub uno itetet.
GharIsitou, D 8a. Der 5Iub bat
einen Daiisriiane pom S.S 5ub un6 fteist
Ct. 8leaiant, 8. ga. Der 5EuB bat
eineu DuNerftaHo pon l5.4 Gus uno Faat,
GatIs burs, 2u. Der TIuB bat
eineH Maiieritano BON 2l.o Jus uuo iteigt.
ortsmoutb, 8. Der SluS bat eis
uen @aHeritano pou 22.5 Sub uuo itetgt.
2ouispiIIe, au Ter 5Ius bat einsa
@aferitano BON io.7 5ub uRb fteist.
GpGnspilIe. Sno. Der GIus bat
sinsn @aKsritdue poH l4.7 5us unn itebt.
Carlo, Sas. Der Slub Bat eiusH 8ais
ierftanb pon 20.4 5ub unb itebt.
Memphis, Tenn. Der 5Iub bat stnsn
@aherftauo poa Las Sub uno iteigt.
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