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The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
WASHINGTON.

Congress now plans to adjourn Au-
gust Is.
The trial of Judge Archibald of the
United States Commerce Court on i'm
peachment proceedings is set for De-
cember 3.
The compromise wool bill agreed to
by the House and Senate, repassed the
House and will now be taken up in
the Senate.
A bill to create Lincoln memorial
highway from Boston to San Francis
CO has been filed in the House by Rep
resentative Taylor of Colorado.
According to the figures in the "S.a-
| tistical Abstract of the United States,
1911.' more than 15.000,O0O votes will
be pollcd in 1912. With a population
of 90.000,000 tho total voting strength
of the country 10 about 10000
The Senate. AZ to II. passed over
President Taft's veto bill to reim-
burse those who furnished labor and
supplies to contractors on the Corbett
tunnel in the Shoshone. Wyo.. irriga-
tion project, to the extent of $4,000.
Efforts are being made to have the
100000 unexpended balance of the
money appropriated for the Mississip-
pi flood sufferers diverted by Con.
gress for use in relief of the American
refugees now pouring into Ell Paso
from Mexico.
After a three-hour debate behind
closed doors. the Senate, 81 to T.
adopted the Lodge resolution defining
the attitude of the United States In
disapproval OF the acquisition by for
eign interests of any territory on the
western hemisphere which might be
used as military or naval base OF
menace "the approaches" of this
country.
Further Limitations curbing contri
buttons to political campaigns were
Incorporated in bill agreed on by the
Senate committee on privileges and
elections and reported to the Senate
for passage. Predictions are made
that 1t would be enacted into law al
once. BY the new bill all corporations
are prohibited from contributing
money or anything of value to the
nomination or election of presidential
electors. representatives in Congress.
or state legislators who elect senators
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
WESTERN.

San Francisco's municipal railroad
is well on the way to completion.
Denver, Los Angeles and Omaha
won the prizes for mileage at the re-
cent Portland Elks' grand lodge con-
yention.
The Williams and Bartlett Springs
stage was held up at the Prim grade,
about thirty-five miles from Williams.
California, the robbers obtaining 81
500 In cash. besides much jewelry.
While en- route from Kansas City
to Helena, Mont, Mrs. H. ]. Mock OF
the first named city jumped through
the window OF the Pullman sleeping
car in which she was travelling, ana
was instantly killed.
Meagre and delayed advices from
Loyelock. Nevada. state that in re-
currence of the flood at Mazuma and
Seven Troughs, high wall of water
swept both towns and sent the terri
fled inhabitants to the hills.
Information that Sidna Allen and
Wesley Edwards, the Virginia outlaws.
were believed to be in hiding in the
vicinity of Seattle, caused the authori-
ties to conduct thorough search OF
the surrounding country for the men,
but neither was found.
In the twenty-one years OF the his
tory Of the National Irrigation Con
gress, there never has been another
time when such widespread interest
was manifested in the splendid work
a., n Ia ShnWn
in its twentieth session. which is to
be held in Salt Lake City Sept. 80
to Oct. 3.
The United States has become a
half billion ton coal country. During
| the last two years the total production
has averaged Just trifle short of the
| 500, 900 900 mark. exceeding that fig
ure in 1910 and almost reaching it in
1911. 1t is considered probable that
in the future it will be bad yeaI
whose production falls far short ol
this quantity. The figures OF produc
ton have been compiled by Edward
w. Parker, the government cal sta
tistician in Washington.
Articles of Incorporation have been
| filed in Salt Lake City for the Prove
& Eastern Utah Railroad Company
| 1t is announced the new company will
build railroad from Springville tc
| Jensen. Utah. a point near the Utah
Colorado line. and later will extend
the road to Steamboat Springs. Colo.
the present terminus OF the Moffa'
line. The incorporators denied thai
the new road is to be affiliated witt
the Moffat line The new company Ii
Incorporated tor $10.00o.000.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
western Newspaper Union News servics.
COMING EVENTS IN COLORADO,

August 1s-24.--Internationai Photo-E En-
grayers' Association, Denver
sept 5.-Cnyention National Associh-
tion state Game Wardens. Denver
= september 3-7--Jefferson County
Fair, Golden
September 6-"suear Beet Day" In
Denver. Delegates from all sugar oese
districts In Colorado VIII be In ,attenu
ance and participate In speciai pro-
Sept. ls2o.-san Luis Valley Fair. Ala
Fair. Sugar City.
Sept. 2f-2G-coloradc State Medical
Association Pueblo
Sept. 2G.--Openlng Weld County FAR.
Greeley.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
Pirates on Lake Ontario.

Rochester. N. Y.-Cottagers along
the shores of Lake Ontario say that
a pirate craft is plying the waters OF
the lake and that its crew is making
depredations on cottagers. Mrs. w.
w. Wixon. at Long Pond. has reported
the theft OF jewels estimated at $1.700
from her cottage, and smaller hauls
bring the total OF loot up to much
inrgcr figure. Those who have seen
the mysterious pirate craft say 1t is
long drab boat with powerful gaso.
line engines.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
News Summary, Of the Past Week

Frank Holloway. who confessed in
Chicago to robbing the Westminster.
b. c.. bank of s375.OO0; the Panama
City bank Of $4,000. and to the kill
ing of seven men, escaped recently
from the Texas penitentiary. The gov
ernor has offered $1,000 reward for
his re-capture.
Twenty-nine lumber companies do
ing business in Missouri have been
found guilty of violating antitrust
laws.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
Maniac Runs Amuck.

Depyer.-George Ballew, believed to
De a raving maniac. rushed into the
lining room of the South Platte hotel
at South Platte. twenty-nine miles
from Denver. shot and fatally injured
Mrs. S. Wallbrack. proprietor of the
hostelry; wounded her husband. and
fled to the street. where he fired upon
four pedestrians. One was perhaps
fatally injured. Ballew then set fire
to the hotel 1t burned to the ground.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
RaIlew. outlaw. is pead.

La Junta.-George Ballew. the man
who recently shot four people at Sontn
Platte, then fired the hotel at that
place. after desperate battle with
Otero county officers, who were at
tempting to capture him. committed
suicide by shooting through the heart.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
FIRST MEETING
OF PROGRESSIvES
COL. ROOSEVELT SWINGS BIG
STICK AND EXCLUDES SOUTH
ERN NEGRO DELEGATES.
JOHNSONFOR 2NDPLACE
TEDDY WANTED SOUTHERN MAN
FOR RUNNING MATE, BUT
WAS ovERRuLED.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Chicago.-The first session of the
first national convention of the new
Progressive party of which Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt is sponsor. was
held in the Coliseum Monday. and
while the setting was attended by all
the usual ceremony and paraphernalia
OF national political gathering. the
actual proceedings were suggestive OF
love feast. Not dissenting voice
was raised during the session. The
question of negro representation from
the South had caused friction earlier
in the day in the national committee
but there was no echo of this fight On
the floor of the convention.
Chicago.-Governor Hiram w. John
son of California seemed agreed upon
Monday night as the vice presidential
nominee of the National Progressive
party to make the first fight of the
new political organization with Col
onel Theodore Roosevelt.
Early in the evening Judge Ben B.
Lindsey of Denver, a former Democrat,
had been agreed upon as permanent
chairman of the convention. Colonel
Roosevelt had endorsed the recon-
mendation of Judge Lindsey and the
plan had been enthusiastically ap-
proved by the delegates.
Later, however, Judge Lindsey
called on the colonel and had a long
talk with him. He said he had been
suffering from asthma and did not
feel physically capable of taking up
81 IL, /,
Colonel Roosevelt agreed to release
him and while it had not been finally
decided, it was said to be likely that
former Senator Beveridge of Indiana
the temporary chairman. would con-
tinue as permanent presiding officer.
| Agreeing on a candidate for vice
president and selecting a choice for
permanent chairman were troubles
that were hardly second to the negro
problem.
| Colonel Roosevelt was anxious that
a Southern Democrat should be his
running mate. Before the convention
Colonel Roosevelt insisted that he
would not bring any pressure to bear
upon the convention to ratify his de-
sire.
| hc VI lnC SoihAhititC IL
discover Southern Democrat suffi-
ciently stronge to balance the presi-
dental ticket resulted in an agree
ment on Governor Johnson. Colonel
Roosevelt has expressed his entire
satisfaction with the idea.-
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt reached
Chicago at o'clock Monday morning.
1t was only the ghost of an ovation
that he got when he made his way out
of the La Sale street station. A del
egation of Californians and band fur
nished most of the noise. Not more
than 500 outsiders got in the colorels
way as he hurried up the gangway to
the taxicab stand. 1t was about the
sort of a reception that the ex-presi-
dent has been used to in small towns
but compared with the hurrah that en-
veloped him on his arrival during the
Republican convention last June, it
was as nothing.
Colonel Roosevelt put in stormy
two hours before he succeeded in
Strengthening out the tangle over the
contesting negro delegates from the
South.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
Hospital Loses by Court Ruling.

Denver.-The National Jewish hos
pital for consumptives is not entitled
to preference over other creditors of
the estate of the late Alfred Mueller's
alleged embezzlement of $66,643.05 of
the hospital funds. according to rui-
ing of Judge Dunn in the County
Court
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
Mower Blades Sever Arm and Leg

Kersey-Thrown upon the sharp
knives of a moving machine and
slashed repeatedly, ]. II. Burrow had
his right arm and leg completely seY-
cred. when his team, frightened at a
passing auto, ran away.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
Electric wire kIIIs Soldier.

Leadville.-Corpora julie o. Carter.
member Of the Fourth Mountain ar
tillery, was instantly killed at Robin
son when the full strength of the cleo
trio current carried by the wires of
the Central Colorado Power Company
entered his body
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
To FIqht Predatory Animals.

Washington.-Rep Mon
dell OF Wyoming introduced a bill to
appropriate 100000 for the United
States to pay its share of the cost Of
extermInating the predatory wild an
iinals' on the forest reserves of the
West.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09

Andrew Mckay. the third man to To-
cate claim in Cripple Creek twenty
years ago and at one time one of the
richest mining men in Colorado. was
arrested in Grand Junction recently
upon charge of drunkenness.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09

The police have completed an in
ventory of the art treasures. bric-a-
brac. jewelry, silver plate and other
articles stolen by Jacob F. Guthrie,
alleged society burglar and forger.
now under arrest in Chicago, and an
nounced that the plunder recovered is
estimated to be worth $350,OO0
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
speer Fined $1,000; s Days In ia

Denver-Robert w. speer. publish
er OF the Times. and former mayor,
was fined $1,000 and given Jail SEN
tence OF five days in the county jail by
Judge Shattuck In the West Side
Court on a charge of publishing ar
tlcles In contempt of court.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
Knights Of Columbus Meet.

Colorado Springs-The thirtieth an
nual International council of the
Knights of Columbus was held here
with several hundred delegates in at
tendance.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
Commissioner Waldo to Resign.

New York--A report emanating
from political sources is current that
Police Commissioner Waldo will re-
sign inside OF two weekr.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
Temporary officers Named.

Temporary chairman, Albert j. Bev-
eridge, Indiana
General secretary, o. K Davis,
Washington, d. c.
Chief Assistant secretary, Wilson
Brooks, Chicago.
In his keynote speech at the open.
ing Of the convention Senator Albert
]. Beveridge said
The first words of the consti-
tuition are, We are the people, and
they declare that the constitutions
purpose is to form perfect union
and to promote the general vel
fare To do just that is the very
heart of the Progressive cause:'
Beyeridge told in detail the purpose
and program of the Progressive party.
"Abnse," said he, will only strength
Ell 1t; ridicule only hasten its growth,
falsehood only speed its victory,"
The Florida and Mississippi cases
which had not been ruled upon by the
provisional national committee wers
placed before him in detail and 1t de.
veloped that there was sharp differ.
ence of opinion in the Roosevelt camp
A number of his Northern supporters
told him frankly that they disapproved
of the policy of barring all negro dele
gates from the South.
Colonel Roosevelt stood his ground.
In answer to every objection he said
he would cling unequivocally to the
position he had taken and that, al
though 1t might cost him votes in the
northern states he believed 1t was to
the best interests OF the party to pro.
coed under white leadership In the
South.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-08-09
Greeley EIka to pedicate Home.

Greeley.-The new Elks' home,
erected at cost OF 100000. will be
dedicated on October 10th, according
to recent Arrangements.
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Gmaba Getreibe.M arft.

Omaha, II. Sftober 1912.
Sarter @ei3eit-
gsr. 2, 86--s7bc.
Scr. 8. 85H-86c.
Mr. 4, s2-84c.
@ciBes aorll-
Ger. 2, CSC.
9r. 8, 65R-65Ac.
Gr. 4. 6314--64c.
Color Corn
Rr. 3. 64A-64Mr
@elbes Sort
Rr. 2, 62M-63hc
9r. 3, 6212--63c.
@r. 4, 6oA-611ac.
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SIR. 2, 62a4c.
9er. 3, 621ac.
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@eiBer 6afer-
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Mr. 3, 30h30Ae.
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Maal8gerite 60--65c.
Huttergerite Mr. |, 5o--55c.
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ylsnnt BAD aIbrrlneIea barbarila.

81 elmer 4niprad)e por Dem
)ioon0np elub iapcoiidduieritani
iher @ridditsleute TN &otrl giunlg
ianHte 8oli3eifouimiii1r ,Sobn 4.
9inorr 0as albcrtacIeb, ptl6es Der
aeiallenai WaoAel ipelet gcidlai.
len Dur0c. barbdriib uno hohii
i'm 5pedmdbig. @eoor man Elm 10
baybariihes @ticb itafttr. ioate
mon ati Wiittel 0etfrn, fir bicie
4la6den Bn ioraeh meintc Ser
Hn6er. Is iri narriid. 3u brbnilp,
ten Die NoIi}rt t6mtt Die mnmorali.
ihen @auier nidlt idlieBefl rueltn
lie MIR mollc gtbcr Inn oaS III
t9mt. perbreitr man 0as llcbel
l'6i8Iih iiber Die aalije Sia0t, oa
nan Den maliidliden @ia0fen
teiH 9laB brrbleibe iuohin iic iid
Wcnoct t6nnteu. Is lei oesbol6
omtaus notGuGn6tg cine Ginrif.
tinp 3u trefien. NO Sic @laoden
tgdnttiat, mo tie 10 ulti ben @eg
Der 9ciieruHg lebradlt niir6cn.
aommiHir RD0er brmerfte fer
n1r bic Staot omaha beridDcn0e
@rtO, oa lire apmniii1rc niht or.
mdttilt iciclt. nothige Gerbeiicrm.
5m on oifentlihcu c}nititutcn
ariTtolidl nusiiihren SIT laiicn uno
iidl nuf Stildarteit heidr1nfcn
miiBten. 3aourh erpidicu bci
Staot 6cbclten0e Mchrfoiten. 3.
=. ieicn $1,000 uotbpcnoia, nm 6as
Matternboipital in pitten 3uitano
5u brinacu. Gem qegemdrtinrr
@eieB nadl aber tonne 0aB nur ae
tbun ueroen, iuerut Elm QotbiaT
cilItrete. Somite tuarien mir nlti
cine epidemic. I'M oie n6t6iapn
Gltsbeiierungeu SIT MAIDEN. GieI
a%ommiii1re iollten ermGdtiqt iein
nad Grmeiien ii6er Be[oer fiirI
erfcrberlide Snitau0iebmiaen ber,
'liaen SIT fonueu. Sic ToIlten iitrI
c1rlit geltcn bis lire ltne6rIidfeit
rripieien ici. Iur inter iolten
Sritem foEnte fir Gmridhmaeu
Ger ulIaemeiucn @o6Iia6rt. nieI
SpielpIdBe fin aiu0er, 9arfe, 9d
Der uip. geiorgt per0en
4
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Sa6.Cmaba.

9ic @oiierfrage lit fir Siio.
Gnlaha nod INNER uagel0it. Su
Der 5tnbtrntbiiburq am Ronta9
ioa bieie niftige 5roge e~ingebenO
feiprohen tDeroen. Is muroen
fislang in ieoem Sabre 10 bis II
neue @%p6ranten apacidafit a6er
q ifeint, ooB oieie5 Sabr Die
Gnia6a 8aIierbeboroe bic Sdaf.
lung zines 1tellen @aiier0iItriftes
iur Sio.G Omaha iorpobl ais fir
Gnlaba ~befiirporte. Gillige Sto0t-
rntbsmitgIieoer iebod limo Oagegen,
in0em bic Steuer3abler oaourd Be.
noftbeiIigt miirocn. @ic Der
Mopor 9eitern iagte, lit 9cnug @eIb
int Sdate, Inn Die @p0ronten an
5uidaifen. Mon miro nit 0ma,
Go at irgeno einem 8eritQu6nis gu
gelangeu iufen.
lin Die 9egrabnisfoiten fir
anbn Dupont ouf5u6ringen, Der
burd ieinen 5reur6 Gents critic
tcr nuroe, ioll bes geritor5enen
alte @eige 3ur @erlooiung fom.
men. a1lr3 Dor ieitem Gooe ia9te
CT ieinen 6retnoen, nit ieiner
@eige 0oh gar gut l~tn3ugehen.
Sic oIte Geige lit in Der Debut
nr Goii8ei.
gieIe Der itaotiiden aoutrnfte
haben Die tontraftlidle Belt melt
ii6eridritteu. Gen Stelier3ablern
lit oteie 9Batiade burdnlts nif)t
alriGguItig. gini9e oeriel6en ner-
nett iif Der Miibe u~tter3ieben,
oieier ger50gerang 3ltm Sda6en
Der gurgef auf ben 0ru1to 3u font
men. Die Sad)e lit Die, DAB Die
Steot nod bic Sntereiien auf bic
@onos 81 3afien bat, ba Die 9iitrif.
te ritt oolleftoet limo,
3. 6. Sell salOou, 1926 R.Str
4eite5 Bier. 5einer 5reilund.
1cutifer 8eiud ioillfommen
Ter y2opal ORDER Of Mooic"
belt am Montog abeno ieine reglt
!dre Sibung al. IS mar 5rpar mir
bic lofale 2oge, bic bier in 5ibungI
mar, ober Sic 3beilnobnfe mar ici-
tcns Der Dlitglieoer unlo 6rennoeI
einc 10 itarfe uno begeiiterte, oaB elm
gef9eis fir 6ns itetige @adstbum
beg DrOens un0 Der a~agemeinen
&opularit1t erbrad)t tplroe, oeren
iid oieier groBe Crben erfreltt. GsI
ruroe Seoermarn 81 Der Giburg
tia9elaban, odmit man o~uBerbalb
Ocs Sroens eiHen rihtigcn gegriFiI
pcn ben s3meden iinS .3ielen opsief.
tcn erbaltc. Gen 8oriiB fiibrtc
SER 8. q. Sdroeoer, Der rationale
.Dileftor. ct 1nod)te Die &orer in
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intereiianter @eiie nit Sen grobtr
3icln 0es Croen5 betannt. i1gte.
lrie CT fir Die @ittpen mo 8ai.
i'm iorgt, iitl Der arantcu an,
ninnlt uilO aud Die 4Iten un0 gr.
rtrbsuHia1igen in icinen 5dut
Hinnlt. Ser Shroeoar fat mil
irincm 8amii1en ben Groen neilt
9iltalleocr 81 ermerben, bisber arc.
Sc Grfolge geHa6t. gr beobiidttai
and cine Gomenloge mo cine IN.
genologe 81 9%riiu6en. 2estcrcr
fonnen Siin9Iinge i'm g(tcr BON Is
bis p Sabren beitreten.
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gebnrten nno SooesfGlle.

Oebnrten-5homos uno gtbeI
Gfarf. 17t5 iii0I. s. GtraBe, Mdb.
den. RnuL ltno 4melia Gang,
3t05 iiiol. 16. GtraBe, anabe;
&rotisIao unO 5elen araiidi, SiiO-
Gmaba. Qnabe; Saul uno 6loro
Sisb 1856 5oDler Abe. Md0den;
s.. Scott nn0 Matiloa 8tlber,
COOS 5Iorente gouleoaro, anabe.
Observation-Disclosures g. See,
~ Sabre. 1907 iiiol. ~. StraBe;
Charlie Gilman 2 Monate, 22tS
9eoDanlportb; Marp 6. SOIL, 66
esnhre, sos norDI. so.
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Bnfhtn. geionbtrB psripun0tri mar
ih ibsr bic risFasn @robtn: Wtrbdlt.
ntHe, ipslAt bic mtiiitn Dtipdhis bier
trreihen, looab ittbli bic ldnhldufig'
fen gdttunq.n mir ME cine irtmot
Welt rIhiensn! 60 trnnen 4. y. oy
Weih : glbprnb1ums @lGtttr, tpeIhs
niti Itlten Ii 3on lang uno II COL
brett Fn6. @itIt Blnmsu tperbtn oreis
nal 70 grob. pis Die gtp0huIiftn
0srIelbtn gatinne. Go grpbs un0
bsrrliht leuhtenoe aoipensahn glis
Ten babe i6 nirpenbs i'm Often geiss
ben. @iaaHtifd bob trbeb,n iid Die
3isrardIer. &c III aeraoe, ols Oh
6isie Rsgion ou6 fiji Ritienmtniftn
asihafFsn mare. Run, Riefsr on un'
isrnthmenoer gdiiraft fao Is audi"
@antoupsr bat aud Elm ipunosrs
boil 0leihmGbiass aIina. Die nit'
briqiis 3urhihnitts : 9tmperdtur
IN POS Grab. uno Die hohite 8urhs
fhnitts gemperdtur 65.6. Sin
iotaler Sommers uno Elm lebr ons
rshmbarsr 0iHttr aufsaihaIt! nil
Sc RtoenFdtlt Iinb bGufiq, unb bod
nitt AZ bdufig. @itIe Ron onoereu
.9eilen Gandou's fuhen bisIe Region
auf, nm ben tiihlen Qacifit 8 CONNER
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Fh bier fir ben 2sbens = @bsnb ME-
Der, ootr Inn bier d%usSuruteu, na9
BEN fe gsuug irbiihs Sitter ertuprs
Ben. Mud OieIs 6aitorsn trdgen tpss
ientlit gum Baastum Der Sta6t lei.
ater Elm Defenders fairies Bu6ss
trm nirS itIbitberitdnoIid, fpie an
allen qatiFit = 6afenpIdssn. bonn pa
mama : aanal bsrpsrtet, sumoI @1ns
eouber fhnn ieBt eirsn srobsn iibers
fteiIden gertebr bat, unb Damn ole
Gntfsrnang stpii6su @nntouper uno
Q%iDerpoot ouf bic SdIfte psrminoert
Itin miro! s.A,,..
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acp yurt ses asrSpsIisuss
aber on 9GBn6eif unb 0smTort mirO
9ansunper bieles hberireIlen.

NanfunpeE bietes hbertreileH'
als qatific ainsnheot, u~ni,rtl
2dnbss bdbtn arobe RoiiHtn i'm aopI
binfhtlid t%inftiqtn Wahstums unc
itrtnasn iid msifens du4 uugtiuObn'
lid an, oieis tribune 5u bsrpir'lihen.
Qttr feline fam In oitftm Strebsn
Die Stuot @nutouptr, briibtn IN
8ritiib Columbia. Hbertrtifsn. Die
is BAT ben G9rssi5, bas Dem gort
bss Ror0peiiens AL ptrbtu, mas be
@rpbe Der geb0lltrung mo ben le'
fhdftlihtu 9ertehr anbtlault, obne
Die Rn6tsils Der SuoIou gietropo'
IL nit in ben aauf ait nshmtn.
9od 1T fs RON oieim 3itIe nett
enifsrHt. Gle bate nah otn ltBtsa
Rahrihttu nthi aans 10000 eins
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