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The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18
SEXUAL KNOWLEDGE
ILLUSTRATED 32o PAGES.

Tells all about sex matters; what young men and women, young wives and husbands and all others need to know about the sacred laws that gov ern the sex forces. Plain truths of sex life in relation to happiness in marriage Secrets" of manhood and Womanhood; sexual abuses. social evil, diseases. etc.
 The latest, most advanced and comprehensive work that has ever been issued on sexual hygiene. Price less instruction for those who are ready for the true inner teaching.
 This book tells nurses, teachers, doctors. lawyers, preachers, social workers, Sunday School teachers and all others, young and old, what all need to know about sex matters. By Winfield Scott Hall, Ph. D., M. D. (Leipzlg).
 Newspaper Comments:
 Scientifically correct - Chicago Tribune. Accurate and up-todate." Philadelphia Press Standard book of knowledge" e."-Philadelphia Ledger. The New York World says: "Pian truths for those who need or ought to know them for the prevention of evils"
 Under plain wrapper for only loo Coin or Money Order, postage ten cents extra.
 MIAMI PUBLISHING COMPANY.
 Dayton, Ohio.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18

The most striking characteristic of the present costume iG the flare. Ones costume must flare al tn" hips. at the waist and al the neck. IL is the flare that counts this season At the feet the materials of the gown still cIings close to the ankles. though the trouser draperies threaten to bring about additional fulness below as well as above the hip line.
 Flare at Waist ana Neck.
 At the waist line the flare shoots forth, but upward. rather than out ruche. which serves as a girdle. This arrangement is bringing back into favor the high waist line. On slight, youthful figures the ruche is really becoming. but the large wom- an must seek her raised waist line in other ways. The draped girdl" is. perhaps the easiest and simplest method of getting the desired eff feet
 The flare at the neck is, in it's way. quite as pronounced as at the hips. for the new collars stick out at the sides in exaggerated points. that give harlequin appearance to the wearer Still. to certain women they do add a piquant dash that seems to transform simple litti" gown into a really chic creation.
 Even the Hat Flares.
 If one can learn the secret of tn" flare. the collar can be quickly made, and at very small expense, fo najnrit, of .her, fo"h toned from orsandie or from book muslin, a material sufficiently stiff to stand out of it's own accord, and are finished with picot edge. The cachet lies merely in the flare
 As if to cap the tout ensemble the hat flares in both outline and trimming. Even the flower trimmings
The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18

Test potatoes by cutting in two gether; then press the two parts together If they stick the pota- toes are good
 delicious, refreshing drink when sWeetened with maple syrup instead of sugar
 Toast that is put in glass jar with the lid screwed on tightly will keep fresh for hours. This is good thing to know when sick person has to be fed at night
 When cooking greens small piece of butter added to the water will stop them from boiling over, and also prevent any offensive smell from passing into the room
 The secret of flaky pie crust is l!le use ol Hol water tnOl DOlllnS) rather than cold in mixing the dough. If this suggestion is follow ed the crust will always De flaky, tender and crisp
 Pieces of dry bread and toast should be kept in covered jar un- til you are ready to use them. Dry bread and toast can be used for a score of things, and odd bits should never be thrown away.
 Often when boiling eggs the white comes through the shell and spells the taste of the egg through it's ap- pearance. This may be prevented f a teaspoonful of salt is put into the water before boiling.
 When boiling cabbages, use plenty of water and put in spoonful of salt and one lump of sugar Cab bage should be boiled quickly and '" "itli tut llu Oll tlt SduCepdH " llU cauliflowers, always turn the head downwards. so that the scum may not settle on the white parts
 To make onions tender and to fry them a golden brown without burning, slice them thin, place in frying pan with lard, cover with cold water. and allow them to boil briskly until the water is entirely absorbed In the lard which was first placed in the pan with the water, they will fry tender and brown
The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18
TO CLEAN YOUR FURS.

If you neglect to clean your furs when putting them away for the summer they will certainly need it before being worn again.
 Hot bran is the best cleaner for the long-haired fur. especially very light or white fur. Heat the bran to a sufficient warmth to be comfort ably borne to the touch and after placing the fur in a covered hat box heap the hot bran over it, rubbing in we'll. When the bran has cooled repeat the activity with second lot of bran, shaking out the first. When this is cooled brush the fur and shake it till the bran is removed, then wipe a damp cloth over it to be sure it is free of all flour dust.
 If your dry-cleaning is done on bright sunny day it will prove more satisfactory.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18
FOR THE PlACkET.

To keep a placket from tearing. fasten tfe last or bottom hook and eye then clamp it with a hammer. It cannot come unlocked, cannot tear or rip and eases the strain on the goods just below the placket at the spot which so often is torn. even on comparatively new goods
The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18

A hosiery saleswoman once said
 that it was an excellent idea to wash silk stockings before they Were worn at all The writer has follow ed her suggestion and finds that heg stockings certainly wear better for this treatment, and because when they are soiled she rinses lem out at once and darns any tiny lit- tie hole as soon as it shows itself
The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18
FOOLS COFFIN TRUST"

MACON, Ca. Arlington Simp- son, 72 years old. was buried at Callao, Mo. in a coffin made of walnut lumber cut and prepared by him. Simpson made preparations for h.a funeral months aso, getting ready the materials for his cas}ef, and arranging for it's manufacture, in order he said, ito defeat the coffin trust"
The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18
GRAPHING CHANGES HEN.

PARIS.-That the sexes are not so definitely separated as has been hitherto assumed was demonstrated this week by Professor Pezard, who, by means of grating operations, successded in changing the charac- teristics of rooster and hen. The rooster, which is now living q normal existence, has lost his bril- liant plumage, spurs and combs, while the hen has developed all these features.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18
F inds He Prosecuted
 Former Schoolmate

CHICAGO. - Two former school mates faced each other at the bar of Judge Landis' federal court here One was prosecutor, the other confessed forger
 PollWitz admitted a career of forg- cry and a penitentary term in Utah.
 You and l used to go to school with each other. didn't we?" sud denly asked David Stansbury, assis- tant U. s. attorney.
 Pollwitz hid his face in his hands and Wept. T hoped you wouldn't rec ogniZe me- he said.
 Stansbury made a plea for Poll witz. Judge Landis said that he would parole PollWitz if he would work to pay back the $400 he had obtained by the worthless checks.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18
SILK STOCKINGS.

We all feel that silk stockings are almost a necessity in this day of the short and the slit skirt, and we all want them, but they are expensive and do not always wear well. How ever, here is a way to make your cherished silk hose last longer than heretofore.
 In the first place wash your stock ings yourself. They only need rins- ing in clear, cold water, no soap.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18
Timely 1 Hints for the Housewife
MUTTON RAGOUT WITH MACA ROM!

MUTTON RAGOUT WITH MACA-
 ROM.
 Melt l rounded tablespoon of but ter in a stewpan, add l tablespoon Of chopped green pepper from which the seeds have been removed and rounded teaspoon of chopped on ion and cook until the onion is a golden brown. Add |! of a cup Of Drowned flour and cook until frothy. then stir in slowly 1 cup of the liquor in which the mutton Was cooked, and when thickened add 1 cup of tomatoes. Season with salt. pepper, l teaspoon of lemon juice and Il of a teaspoon of horse radish. Now put in neatlytrimmed slices of cooked mutton. heat thor oughly and turn over bed of boil ed macaroni. Serve hot.
 DREAMED STRING BEANS.
 String the green beans and cut up in half-inch pieces (enough to make quarD. Boil in salted Wal ter until tender Drain and put back in the saucepan, add a piece of butter the size of an egg, salt and pepper to taste and F cup of cream Let it come to the boiling point and serve.
 ENGLISH DELIGHT.
 Put through the meat chopper 1l2 pounds of beef. Season with salt, pepper and butter. Place in the form of loaf in baking pan. Over it spread the following dress ing: Bread crumbs seasoned with salt, pepper and sage, butter and mixed soft with warm water or meat stock. Spread an inch or two thick over the meat and dot with butter. In one end of the pan place onions eff liked), which have previously been boiled and season ed Bake half-hour or until dress ing is brown.
 BAKED APPLE WITH FIGS.
 Select large tart apples, remove the core, peel, cut out all dark spots and fill each cavity with figs cut in thin slices. Bake slowly un- til the apples are soft but not brok- en. Place them carefully in glass dish, pour over them thick boiled arl ,;,1, -,l cherries.
 APPLE PUFF CHARLOTTE.
 Remove enough of the pulp from hot baked apples to make l pint and add A cupful of sugar and 1-3 cupful of preserved pineapple juice. Beat until very light, add the beat en yokes of three eggs and beat again. then fold in the stiff ly whites. Have ready 1 coupful of fine bread crumbs Drowned in 1 large tablespoonful of butter Fill a buttered baking dish with alter nate layers of crumbs and apple mixture and bake about A hour. Serve with cream.
 DELICIOUS SUMMER DESSERT.
 Soak h pound marshmallows cut in halves over night. with l can of pineapple chunks. About an hour before serving add l jar of cream whipped stiff. Serve very cold. LITTLE HELPS.
 Milk will not turn sour if a tea spoonful of fine salt be added 70 every quart.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18
TO LOOSEN SCREWS.

When screws are rusted into wood they are difficult to remove. If a small quantity of paraffin is dropped on to the screw top and left little time for the oil to sink in this diff ficulty would be overcome
 If the screw should happen to be in a place with delicate surround ings, where the oil might cause in- jury, try holding red hot poker to the heal of screw.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18
FALL STYLES PLANNED.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 10.-It has been decreed by the National Suit and Cloak association, in con- vention here, that the fall styles will require fuller skirts and normal waists, that will suit all types.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18

PEORIA, Ill, May 10.-After eight weeks of negotiations, the miners have signed their old scale of wages, but have been promised better work ing conditions.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18

Citic-By George, old chap, when look at one of your paintings l stand and wonder Artist-How I do 1t?
 Critic-No; why you do it.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-05-18

CLEANING AND PRESSING.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-09
Neroiente Gbrung
Siir ben 9eiter Sss bieiigen Scatidcn
Sbeaters.

DAB bic 2siItun8eu unIereg oeut.
Iten 5beaters uuh ouberhalb Gin
ctnnutis Inertennung finoen, 1sht
aus einem S6rei6en bsroor, oas Qez
itern bel Director S6mio ein9etrofs
fen III. 8as S6reiben tommt bon
btm gentralsgureau hes oeutilen
Rdiionaltbeaters fir ben Weiten in
Dsuper. Golo. gs pirb Director
Shuib surin cine Stelund ols RQz
tionaIoirettor fir oos untsr ben 4us
ipi3ien bes osutihdmeritaniihen Rus
tionulbunbes su griinosnbs RationaIs
tbeater anaebotsn.
IN siusm 9sgIsitidrsibsu ihreibt
Or. 6. I. 5eramer, Der 9unoesprdz
iiosnt. portIid: sd hoffe. oaB oas
csutits 5beater in Cincinnati untsr
Sbrsr fdbigsn 2situns fsrnsrbin bliis
ben uno gsoei6en mDse."
IN itinem NnttportIhreiben hdt
Director Shmio iih bersit srtldrt,
tie linn 3uesoahts @bruns an5uneb=
msu
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@erocn DorlGufig feline Sranungcn
DDrnebmen.

1ie Dtuni5ipalrifter neroen bis
otr tDelteres feine Srauulngen mebr
ooriehmen, 0a nah Der glniid)t 0es
Staotanpalts @alter so. Shoenle
Dos 8eleB iebr llnflar oariiber gebols
ten tIt Oh ben Wuni5ipalrihtern 0as
HeGt 3ultebt, Irauungen por5uneG.
men. Dilrni3ipalridter geatntan, Ger
betanntlldJ bis gum eriten SSanuar
oaS Gmt eine5 sSrieoenSrihtcrs be-
fletoete, mollte in ieinen neuen 4mt
dih 1rauungen porne9nen, Ipie er
eS als sSrieoensrihter getbon, aber
er ndhm auf anratben oes Sherrih.
ter5 sSrife onuon 2lbItano, bis elm
8utuften 6eS Staotanlpalt8 oariibpr
Dorliegt, CD Die Wun5ipalridter oieIe
5unttIon ausiibGr oiirfen.
0err S6oenle lit nah einen eingc=
henocn Stuoium oe5 8eiebe5 3u Der
Iniidt aefommcn, oaB es altBeror.
oentlid1 ir1glid} lit, oh Wlu1i3ipalrih=
ter geieBlih giiltige Srauilugen Dor.
nehmen f0nnen lno inter Oteicu I'm.
'tanoen meroelt feme Iralutngen i'm
UtuHlJlpalgcrId)t poIl3ogen mcroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-09
Neuerungen
gom Scuerluebrdei gunfer fir oas
Senerluebroepartemcnt perlangt.

5eueripebrtef 8unfer ibermittelte
gs'tsrn Dem Stdsrbeitsbirettor c5obu
u. 6oImss eiH IGngeres Shrei6en, in
nel6en er biz 2lusgdber BON Bombs
I'M gstrass BON $122,25O fir abiolut
notbnenoige 0srbsferun9en unb Reus
erungsn i'm 5susrtpebroepQrtement
befiirportet
in eriter 9inie min Der Teuerpebrz
tef etnsn 5beil Der qsqentpGrtioen,
BON pferoen ae5ogenen Geiterlpaasa
hurh Ulotortruft eriebt fpiIIen uno sr
nil orsi ioI6er Motors 2eiterlpaoen
tdufen. auberoem befiirportet sr Sen
Gntduf eiusr peiteren 2(utnmobil.
Sampfiprise, elm Qutomobil fir einsn
Teuermarihar, stpei tleinere Qutomos
bile fir oas Ssusralarmz unb fir ods
6porantenfpItem unb Elm 2uitautomo,
til fir aoblsntranspori.
Weitere be0eutenoe Musaaben iint
fir nsus SpribsnbGuier in Qponbal,
rnb college 5iq nDtbiq uno sur Nus.
eehnung oss observation-disclosures, oas
turh bic gingemeinbunq Der perihies
osnsH nsusn Srtitoften bsbingt tpirp.
limb nod ben Qngaben BON Gyeuerz
pebrhef guu.er sttpd S10,5OO Moth
penbig. S6IisbIih mufieu audi I'M.
psgSuglih neus StIduhs beIhafft
tpsrosn unb Gle lIntoitsn bisrfIr iino
aui $4,000 rerani6laet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-09

Die 3aDlorspoo 60. bat cine
notwithstanding iiber $2143.32
gegen 9bos. u. aelIep &c 60. einses
flagt.
Ridter German, Der ben 8oriib i'm
ariminalseridt fiibri, lisb iib geitern
bon cem Stoatsanipdlt cine Giite Der
nod fdtDebenben Rrimindlfdae nnier=
breiten, iporaif er anorbnete. bab sSobn
Rolfe unD Beffie gldrt, nelhe bes
Ruubes aneetlast iteben, idon beute
pro5eifirt tperben iollen. GbenIo iolIen
ibie iibrieen Sale, etfpa 70 an Der
3abl, tpenn niht niebsrsejhlagen,
balbm6glihft Sur 0erbanblung se.
braht perben. Inter ben aestsren be-
finben Iid aud 4ntloeen fpegen ,2iz
bells" segen einen friiberen Rsbatteur
uno sfpei 8srihteritatter Der .gincins
nati poft".
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Die RarfbebDroe
GrBielt eeirern bic ErptcitpetitiDn
gegcu Sptelplab I'M @aihiustpu
Earf.

Der Earfbeb0roe nuroe qelteru
BON 9iirgermetIter Spiegcl Der Bro
teit 5ugeiteQt, Der porgcItern benz
giirgcrmeiiter BON 8ruuobeIiBern in
Der gfahbariduft oes g2aibinatun
S}arts gegeu oie Staffung eines
SpiclpIaBcs in Dieicm Bart inter-
breItct porhen mar. 2SrgenopeIhe
geifIitIie arf oicien Troteit purGel
ieoo6 ron Der aortntiiiion nift ge-
faBt.
Die &on1niiiton beihloB oen Nm
fouf ocs 96 9fer umiaIienoen Gurf-
geldnoes in 9Pt. Airp, oos bisber ge-
pa6tet gGueieu NOR uno fiir ipel6c6
Der Ra6tpertrag am 10. Sarror a6.
aelaufcn mare. Ter aauipreis, Der
Dem bi9beriacu Gigeuthiimer e. 6.
SteucuS be3ubIt rperoen miro, belaIit
iih auf $4,000.
Ger @artpoIi5iit @iQiam 8idter,
Ser i'm 9urilet @ooos 8arf ltatiouirt
gelpelcn mar, pltroe auf Die 9lus1agen
leires &orgeicbteu Sranf SartlIItg
Din pegeu Gfllhtpernnt)laIiiguna
aus Dem Iienit cutldiieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-09

Celia anieslp. 56. 3701 ssrrae,
place; 6ersIhIag.
Wart Trsip. 81. 60S Wsit 7. Ctr;
Snqilsft in Gdfpebe.
ausuIta Wilbe, IA, 703 Debit aoe.;
9sbirnidlae.
Marp Reior, 45, 35s Rsior aO..;
5er5lsioen.
Msamie Wegre.p, 50, All G6eitnui
Strabe; 9ehirnibIoa.
Warie Glberielo, 18. 1922 iyr.eman
4penue; 9tierenltioen.
4mslia Sfiparstrauber, 20, 1923
2inn Sirnbe; eungsnenisiinbuns.
Ruth y. CONNER, "a, 1877 Gutter
Strdbe; SdpGd)e.
Sitilie Walss. 60. 126 IA Strabs;
8ruhleioen.
William 8. 5allordn, 81, 24l1
Sbio aoenue; Sdndhs.
9orotbp Buribart. 2, Sl2 Sotbds
pap Strabe: Dipbtberitis.
emanuel Wostolpib, 2 Ronate. 643
Ridmonb Gtrabe; snpdhe.
albert 8. Huris, "a. 933 WocoloDn
4ptnue; 0srsIeiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-09
Nntpalt 6unt
Jtmmt in ieinem eritcn Erpseh Die
Silfe Der itaotiiden SebOroeu
IN IniprudJ.

@rsVilrqermctIter Senrp Z. Sunt,
Der befanntlih 3ur acknowledgements 5lts
riidgcfebrt lit, iibernahm ge1tern lei
nen eriten EroaeB ieit ieinem 2uss
idelocn aus oem 9iirgernIeiIterant
mo batte bicrbci Belegenbcit, Dem
Hatbbauie eineu 9eiuf) ab3uItatteu
lmo Oie 5tlfe stpeicr itaotiifer De-
partement3 IN 9lnipruf 81 nehmcH.
Ter Silent oca Gr- BiiraermciiterS
bat uamIid Elm Sol2 gefauft, uno
nad Dem 2lbihluB 0eS aaulpertraqe5
benlerft, ooB Der Seller oes Souie5
iid) in abioIut unianItdrem 3uitan0
befin0et. Gr mill tuiolge0eiIeu Den
aauiUertrag riidgdnqig MAIDEN uno
lum Oieie3 5u beperfiteaigeu naInl
geItern @err Sunt nit Dem itdotiidlen
8eiuuoheitsbeanlten Sr. ). s. 2an-
Dis unO Dem 9autnipeftor George y.
Rapp 9fiifiprade, ounit oiele oas
Suus beitdtigen uno ihr 8utahtet
abgeben IolIcn.
8leih3eitig noute Serr 6urt altd)
ieinem 9tntsnahfolger einen 9eiud)
abirotten, uber 9iirgerueiiter Spiegel
meiLte 3ur 3cit niht in Ieinem gu.
rea;, iorocru bate geraoc cine aon-
ieren3 nit Observation-Disclosures SOL
mes.
Die @iaoeraufnabme Der InDalt5'
praris 0urf 6crrn Sunt am aeItri'
GEN Gage entbebrte ilbrigens nid)t oeS
blunoriitiitcn 9eigeidpmads. Ger
crite Silent, Der qeitern norIprad, be
,ahite Dem @iirgermeiiter eIneH
Iogeronnteu yRctuiner" bon $50 uno
S6err Stunt bate oas 6eIo noh Dem
&e1gnuge bcs GIiellten faum Degge-
itcft. ais Iih Elm gutter 6rel,no" etn'
itelIte, Der pom bIeier Sun1me Dem
Gr. 9iIrgermeiIter prompt 3ebn Col
lars abpumpte.
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.geI6logen. Uic0onalo mar psr6aftst
lporben, neil er cine gepiFe Noa gldrt
nit etnem ShieBeiIen beorobt babeG
fou. Die Glort 3og es geitern Dor.
bur6 QbDefenbeit gu gldn3en, ba9ins
gegen tparen Wlc1pna!os Wlutter uno
DeTen Satin nit etnem 8abp I'm Ge-
rt6tsIaal uno tbeilten bem Rihter nit,
baB bic Glart Die Stabt perlaiIen uno
Wc9onaI0 Deriprobeu babe, fth Diss
Der in gebiibrenber Deiie I'm feline sFds
mile tiimmern 5u molten. Inter bies
len umitdnoen i6lug Rit,ter 4!era1ls
Der Dos Yerfabren nieber.
Sbomas Gurren, oSobn Gapdnaugb,
9eorge GoDt, osnrp Oftrop unb
Somes Utc9rios, idmmtlih @igeHs
tbiimer Don Rraftorofhfen, itanosu
geitern Dor Rt6ter NIsranper unteg
Der Qntla9e, bic itGotiide Srbinau3
ni6t befolgt gu buben, peIde bic anz
bringing Don 5arameteru an ben
RraftoroI6ten borihreibt. Der Ri6=
ter belt ibneu cine Strofprebigt unb
CAB ibnen oann cine tur3e 5rift, um
Die 3arameter on3uIhaffeu.
Die 9erbanolung Der JG1s BON
BilIiam WtaQDp, Wniter Malsp unD
Sobn 8ruldro. Die betanntlid beihu!z
otgt ftnD, fpGbreno oes Strabenbubns
itretts pom Union Gsntral 9ife SnIrz
rance GebGuoe einer StraBenbabnz
nagen nit ouerbano Wurfgei6oIIsr
bomburoirt gu buben, puroe auf 6su!e
YprmtttQd anberaumt.
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Nadoem sr ale 8prberettuneen fir
Die 5ribltnestour Der rRebs" nab Der
Giniibungsitation in gleranoria, 4Ia.,
eetrOffeu, reiite 6duptling 5erSog ges
tern rah ieiner 6etmatb in Mdrp-
lamb 3uriid. Die erite 4btbeilung uns
ieres SIubs piro am Srettae, 20. ises
brudr, unter perionIiber asituna 6ers
5o9s, idmmtlt6e Hetruten uno iiinesz
reu SpieIer ebenfalls Die 8eteranen
Benton uno Sobnion (5hleuDerer)
eini6IieBeno, Die Reiis nuh bem SIs
Den antreten. Die anberen 8eteraneH
oes Glubs folgen am Is. 8ebruar un>
ter 2eitung oes 5eIotapttans Sas
blibeu. Dies ermDgli6t Der eriten 4b4
theIlung 5 Wohen sur ginubung uuo
Der 3tpeiten bier Woheu, ebe iie oie
FiidreiIe nah Cincinnati uber geep
Orleans, Wiemphis uno Qoutsr1ae ana
treten, in tpelhen Stdotsn tie fir
Spiele gebuht Iinb.
WttttIernetle bat Der Sduptlino pea
Shleuoerer 0tnglina unb oeuSdpdrs
mer WtpreH fir bic Summe bon S12,.
600 BON ben BrootInnsr rSuperbas"
geit6ert uno an bieien Glub unfern 2.
gdieubiitsr Cyan fir $4,000 ibertras
1tn
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SngenolidDer Straeeurauber.

@on etuem jugenbIiden StraBens
rGuber Eruroe aslteru mtittaq bic IL
Sabre alte aatie lllmer bon Hp. 923
8dnt Strdbe aneefaIIen. Die aleins
mar i'm 9egrtff, GintGufe fir ibrs
Uiutter 81 MAIDEN, ais Tie an Der
Freeman 4oenus unb Clearwater 4pe.
ron einem etpd Is Sabre alten Bur
iten anoefaQen puroe, Der ibr pas
pprtemonHaie entrtS, in fpslhem itrh
81 Gents befanoen uno nit ieinsr
geute eurh bic quep enttpifhts, ets
8aifauten. bic auf Die 0iIferufe Der
BsraubteH berbeioeeilt naren. ieine
8erfplauuo dufnsbmen tonnten. Dr.
freeze Rdub muroe Der QeIisei ges
melbet unh oie tIeirs uIHer gab etns
fehr quite 8sidreibuns bes iusenDlis
den Strolns.
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AnS SemWtuni3ip paiseri6t.

3iemlib gndoig tam geitern sSdmes
+. 9upnon oapon, Der, pie bereits
ausflbrli1 in oieien Spulten berihtst,
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