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Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
FAMOUS COWC|RLS ID
 RIDE AT STATE FA|R

Cowpunchers look Co your laurels,
 Prairie Nell" Allen, champion lady 'bronk' rider of the great New York stampede. has just written Secretary Shaughnessy of the Arizona State Fair, tfat she would be here t0 par ticipate in the cowboy sports.
 Slim" Allen her daredevil hus- band. who is also a noted rider. will accompany her. IL is claimed of him ,hat he always finishes "in the mon ey' in every contest he las entered during the past few year. Prairie Nell' captured the championship of tfe southwest at Garden City. Kan sas. in competition with some of the best riders in the country.
 Doro,hy Morren. wife Of the ia nous "Skefter'" William Robbins. is another celebrated cowgirl who Is coming 10 participate in the com pelitiye sports at the state fair.
 In addition to these riders mum ber of cowpunchers will come here from Tucumcari. N NJ.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
Special to The Republican,

WINSLow, Oct SO.-Phoenix high. smarting from the defeat adminis- tered bv Flagstaff on Friday. came back today. and beat Winslow high, ts Co 6. lt was great exhibition of football The feature of the game vas the nerve displayed by Captain Luke. who made up for his playing at Flagstaff. by fighting like 8 demon throughout the whole game, sustain
 ug a broken shoulder. but sticking Ou the job just the same He played ,hc entire same, walking off the field at the end without aid.
 Phoenix made two goals and a touch back in the first period. A goal was made in the first two minutes of play on four line bucks Line pMngng Was resorted to hy both teams thr0uughout practically the whole game. Forward passes failed for both sides Pinney repeated his sensa- uonal rlaying at Flagstaff; and made Two wonderful { Oyard runs Just to keep hls hand in, he made one of B wards. and never hatted an eye.
 Phoenix kicked on the first play, Ntnslow advancing the ball ten yards. but fumbled on the first play. Phoenix recovering and sent the ball
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
GEARY AND COMPANY
 ID COME IN TODAY

Geary and his team will return at eight forty this morning from tn. cold north. A big hearty reception will be given the football squad at the san ia F'e depot.
 The big celebration will be staged on school time. The first session of the day will commence at 9.15. The school heroes have been away for three days and were missed by the entire student body. R. T. Cook in assembly sug- gested that the students send tele- gram to the football boys telling be- fore the game that down in Phoenix that there were loco boosters back of them and to do their best against Win slow His plan was met with hearty approval and the wire Nas sent
 MT. Cook then read @ telegram from Flagstaff which was sent hy the P IT. s. alumni attending the normal They congratulated the Alma Mater for the gallant. square. and clean way they played the game against FlagE Normal and sincerely grieved with the boys when they lost the game
 The team will be escorted to the school where 2 big assembly will be held. Time will not be q conaiderat ion today and the moleskins will have all the time in inc world to give an ac- count of themselves
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
COYOTES INDIANS
 CLASH TOMORROW

The Coyote basket artists are rapidly getting into form for the big basket ball game Wednesday night with the ln- dians. The game will be called prompt ly at g o'clock and an admission of 25 cents will be charged.
 Capt Wright has been out every evening with his basket tossers and they are beginning to show real class Coach Carpenter is trying his best to teach tho boys some intricate forma tons, and it Is surprising how rapid the youngsters grasp them.
 Wednesday nights game with the h. dians will be speedy The crowd will be handled by the students, and the ar mory can easily seat five thousand peo- pie in comfort Five hundred fans have been daily inquiring for tickets A record crowd is expected for the re- turn game.
 Another big feature was added to the evenings program, the Indian school band thirty strong, will furnish the music.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
NEW INDIAN POWER
 PLUS ARRIVES HERE

The 1917 model of the Indian Power plus motorcycle has arrived and is now on display at the store Of the Motorcycle company. 37 North Second street.
 The attention of local devotees of the popular tWo-whcel pastime has been attracted to the several new fea- tures which appear. n good crowd hay ing been present at the store continu- ously since the big Indian was removed from his crate.
 The 1917 Powerplus model of the In- dian comes oHt this year with five big endorsements which have already won the approval of those who have admired it's classy lines or witnessed it's remarkable demonstrations of pow CT and speed.
 Chief of these improvements is the new Triple Stem Fork which more than doubles the strength and affords q secure double anchorage for the ad- unstable handle bar.
 The enlarged gasoline tank gives capacity of nearly four gallons.
 The gear shifting arrangements in which the shifting lever operates di- rectly pivots from the seat post clus- ter. This eliminates considerable lost motion and makes the action easy, quick and positive.
 lhe chanSe ID the t9lf lnuian which will doubtless attract the most atten- ton Is the departure in finish. This q choice of two colors will 'be offered. The conventional Indian red is offered this year with the addition of neat black panel striped with gold which adorns all flat exposed surfaces The second choice is the olive drab finish. likewise striped in black and gold for which many riders have expressed .a preference.
 The Powerplus motor which was such an astounding success in the 1916 season comes out in the 1917 model with only minor changes. IL develops from l6 to IS horsepower. and is capa- ble of speeds varying from three to 70 miles per hour.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31

Fair Secretary Thomas ShaughnesSy from Oscar Coll, secretary of the Douglas Chamber of Commerce
 Coll states that great interest is be- ing manifested in the coming event m the southern city and that ar rausemeuts have been made to des- ignate the first car entered from Douglas that finishes the race as the Douglas Car "a be in line for the silver trophy that will be hung mp for the championsl ip. One hundred and fifty dollars will be added to the trophy cup for the winning driver
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
v SPORTS v
PHOENIX COMES BACK AND BEATS
 NINSLOW, LUXE BREAKS SHOULDER

over the fine on an end rm; the Kick failed They scored again in the first of the second quarter and WTslUW carried the ball over the latter part of the same quarter. Both zeal hicKs failed. eNither team scored in tte third quarter.
 PinnCy pulled another sensational play in the last two minutes of play when With six WinsloW players hang ing on him he staggered across the line. only to lose the bah in the iam.' g lWLsloW man recovering. scoring a touch aci for WinslOW. Sutton starred for Wmslow.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
ARMY PREPARING

V EST 20IST. v. Y. Oct 30.--The Army football team began preparations today for the games against Notre Dame and the Navy on November ]. and 25 respectively. The military drills which have interfercd With practice will end tomorrow and the cadets Ull get daily workouts there af.nr.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31
FOUR DOUGLAS CARS
 ID ENTER AUTO RACE

Four automobiles from Douglas will be entered in the state fair road race from Douglas to Phoenix, according to word received yesterday by State
Arizona republican., 1916-10-31

Hire q Little salesman at the Re- publican office. A Want Ad. will see more customers than you can
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-25
WANTS GOVERNMENT
To BUY THE RAILROADS

Industrial strikes result in war. loss
of time and ororay destruction OF
property. cHGuuaeT class uarrcd and
frequently murder
The rrainmcn want an -Ightnour
day. Tn" railroad managers declare
they have applications from idle men
wanting work sufficient iu number 10
run the trains
Unfortunately. many former machin-
lists and other shop employees have pa
r!cnuy waited Ior this. their oppor.
Junity. 10 wreak vengeance on the
'rainmru Tor not helping the machin
lists and shupmeu IN their strike soIgc
four years ago. This division cnmuy
and idlruoss of ,h" workers fu7,rrrd
and nur-vd Tor years. is ,hr hope ol
Jh. employers.
m" par valu" OF 'hr railroad stocks
amounts To some s.. 5uu.u"". coo. mostly
water. Tn" bonded Indebtedness
amounts ru like sm-in fact "a
greater amount than is necessary 10
construct and equip thv reads
Tn" net lncum, of the Stockholders
Is approximately ,I.ruU.n U.noo.o00 per AN.
mum. about so Tor ever, man. woman
and child IN the United States.
The interest on the bonded indrbJ
yducss OF tho railroads ls SOM" $3.50.
600 600
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-25
.OL' KING FOOTBALL
SOMEWHAT PEEvISH

or King Football registered anger
and resentment today when he popped
in for a brief visit
The cause. please we asked.
Well, who wouldn't get peevish. I'd
like TO know" he growled. Here's
me ready TO do my act and can't get
ON because that ham actor. Baseball,
holds the stage. It's about time that
guy got the curtain. Ills act amt no
good anyway. He thinks it's a thriller.
Ugh He's a mess as an entertainer.
As for Newell. YOU lust wait until
| get that stage. I'll show you some
lid'lifting stunts this year. got lotta
new tricks and improved on some of
my old ones. I'm there. tell you"
when do you exhibit"
Me, You mean ON the big stage.
hey! Well I'll be on somewhere along
about October 18th That baseball
blOke has got some sort of option on
the boards until after he does his
world seriesing skit. And then begin
putting on my big act And it's a
bird, believe your uncle I'm exhibit.
ing little now; doing a bit of side
show work to just sort of tune UP for
the grand, glorious big time stuff"
Pretty good act this year, eh?"
Good, Why. that amt no name
for ii. Magnificent. majestic. marve-
lous-thars the way to talk about IL.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-25
WARRIORS OF SKY
PERFORM EXPLOITS
OF DARING VALOR
NEW CHAPTER IN HISTORY is
WRITTEN BY AaIAToRs OF
BOTH SIDES, WHO oARINoLY
ATTEMPT THE IMPOSSIBLE

PARIS, France, Sept. 25.-The fea-
ture of the fighting on the Western
front is the aerial activity on both
sides. new cnapter in history is
being written Twenty-eight German
and twenty.four Allied aeroplanes
have been destroyed in the last as
hours
These figures are compiled from
reports from London. Paris and Berlin.
Zeppelins are now great figure In
the war The one brought down Satur.
day at London sustained loss OF 2S
killed and 80 wounded The remains
of the crew were inferred with full
military honors, and the seven sur
vivors OF the crew, including a lieu.
tenant, are held as honorable prison
ers of war.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-25
FRLLoN SUGAR FACTORY
W. RUN next SEASON

After w"ok- oI uncertainty. during
which the stasu- OF the beet sugar situ-
alton has been hanging H. thr balance.
IL can now ho definitely and finally
stated that Ihr Fuliou factory will ou.
"r.r" next season. saya the standard
This decision was reached following
a needing which took plar" at Love
Iock last Saturday aitcrno"n. Al.
though tho required $500 acres hay.
rot yet been secured. in view Of the
earnest efforts that have been pur
forth 10y ~" committee who have been
"nd"ayoring to secure the Icrragn. thr
management ui the Novdda-l-iah Sug.
ar company have determined to take 70
chance, relying OH The implied promise
that rh" mlI $500 acres will he planted
in hoora in this valley. even though
signed contracts Ia this amount are
not rurthcomiug
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-25
BIRTHS AND DEATHS
MONTH OF AUGUST

births sons To Franklin \. Geo,
b'r Metropolis Henry rgvikachor
shelton. Angelo IsoIa, Carltn: Lewis
Morton B"Ilingrr. I.amoiIlc. John An
-"Io Jack Creek. Arthur l.. 81 Clair
b""th. Enos Jackson Woodward. n
ho. Floyd J. Keller. Touabo
Daughters 10 Joseph Hutchinson. AZ
ION. Carlo ViEnoIo, Rowland. William
+. Brown. Tubar, Harrison Morton
Voc. Elko: Alfred Burt Hatch. Dceth
james Bctt Bullion. John 4. Cooper
hiko; VIM G.. Frame, Elko
DEATHS Ernest Francis Ruum
Tree. Elko. age -; Long Hong, Elko
age 81. Estcvan Gucrunayarcna Car,
lin, age q; j. -. Paxton. Elko. age 50 .
Asa l." Womack. Elko, ngc so. Anna
supp. Wells. age 50
DIR JOHN +. WORDEN.
County Health officer.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-25
CRUELTY OF TURK
.FIENDS REPORTED
GERMANS MAY ACT

NEW YORK. s"rt. 2J.--Thr faculty
OF the German High school at Aleppo.
Turkey, recently protested to the Ger
man government against the Armenian
atrocities. stating that unless Germany
acted 90 restrain rhe Turks the out
RACES comlni,;rdI will always remain
q lcrrihl" stain ON German honor
among generations tu come"
Through u- censorship Ut The Brit
ish government IL got possession OF a
copy Of the protest. found in q letter
by Dg. Edward Gra,,ncr. one Of Tho
signur~ from Ba-lc. Switzerland. TO "a
prominent German ;h"oioaian in nou.
traI country. and made 1t public new
here.
Tho protest follows.
"Alrppo. Sth October. 1915.
We humbly beg to report rhr fol.
lowing to tho Foreign office.
We feel il our duty to call Jnr at
lcuriou of the Foreign office 10 the
fact tha, our school work. the forma-
lion Of basis Of civilization and the
instiIIing OF respect In the natives will
be hencrrorwurd impossible if the
German Government is not ia "A posi-
,i"n to put an end TO the brutaIi,irs
inflicted, tleis-lcn the eailrd wives AMI
children OF murdered Armyuians.
In face of iho horrible scenes wiiC.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-25

dccimlated by the vice ot their gaolers,
whilst tn" ugly ones were victimized
by bcaJings. hunger. and thirst. Even
those lying "a th" waters edge are
not allowed to drink. Europeans are
prohibited from distributing bread
among them. More than hundred
corps"S are taken out daily from Al.
l"po.
An this Is taking plJc" before the
eyes of highly placed Turkish officials.
Forty to fifty people reduced TO skeIc.
tons are lying hcapcd up in yard
near our school They are practically
l.insauc, and have forgotten how 10 eat.
II on" offers them bread they push /,
. tndi1"ron1ly aside. They utter low
2roans and await death.
"Ta-u-lim cl altman Uhc cult Of the
Grrmans) is responsible for this. the
natives declare
1T will always remain terrible
stain on Germany'S honor among the
generations tn come.
The more educated inhabitants of
Alcppo maintain say the Germans do
not approve of the" outrage-. Per
huTs tn" German people. TOO. are ignor-
ant Of these events. How would it be
possible otherwise for the usually
truth-loying German press TO report
TIA" humane treatment Of Armenians
accused of high treason? But it may
il fhsF
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-25

Past Grand Chancellor c. A. Gardner
returned yesterday morning from a
hrl"f visit TO Reno, where he attended
'he annual meeting Of the Grand
Lodge of X. of J..
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-25

I'm going to bust some entirely new
tricks in the passing line, something
far better than the lateral pass. the
short and the long forward pass and
all the old stuff. gotta great act.
tell you. Don't miss seeing me when
| come out"
And with "Tll see you later" OF
King Football went on his way.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-25
REAL BASEBALL!

NEW YORK CITY. Sept. 25.
Giants one. Cardinals moth
ing Thus The Giants win
q straight. rgualIng the
worlds record Of The Proyi-
dence GrayS in 1851 and rs-
tablishing a new record.
. . o - g . - g g Q .
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-25

Messrs. n. L. Shants and Il. L. Pre-
meisel of Washington. on business for
the Interior Department. are here to-
day.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-25
American Imprisoned

MEXICO CITY Sept % Charlie
e Parker. charg" d'anuirra here. To.
day cables. confirming the rrport that
Burton Wilson has been put u jail.
'harg"d with "penicious activities
against rh" government lie will proh
ably be- dcportod. Secretary Lansing
rU> Hgkod for further information
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-25
MRS. GERARD ESCAPES

BERLIN, Sept 25.-Mrs.
Gerard, wife of the American
ambassador. had a narrow es-
cape today. when her auto
mobile collided with taxicab.
She was uninjured. She is
suffering from severe nervous
shock.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-09-25
WILSON RkPS HUGHES.

BALTIMORE. Sept. Is
President Wilson today naycd
Hughes in his address at the
National Grain Dealers Assu.
citation. he was given a great
reception. The Delegates
slogan was: We want VII
-un, He's a lire-suver."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-14

rnbt auf elmer Ii4sren uno psrmanens
tst Bats. Die ausipdrtige pDlitif
unb Die Snteref.n Der 6siben 2Gnbsr
iparen fat INNER bieielbtn unb es
fam niemdls sI Meinunas asDeridiebens
bsiten 3pii9eH ben bsiben 80ltern.
9eim gesinn bss a4i5ebnten Sabrs
bunberts q703) tdnpftsn bic Spauier
unb bic pOrtueiden Settle BEL Seite I'M
ipanil4en GrbfOlsetrieg. gsim 9es
sinn bss 10. Sabrbunberts psrblutetsn
portugieien unb 8riten suidmmen auf
Der pprsndiiaen 9albinfel in ben
flrdtbaren aGmpfen, bic burdJ Die
gsapoIeOniibe SnpaiiOu bon pOrtusal
perurfadt tpurDe.
YGs iaeint, baB nit benz aftermath
gen 9eginn zines neuen Sabrbunbsrts
bic beiben perbiinbetsn RdiioneH aufs
Reue 5uiammen tGmpfen miiisn.
.Dis gelgieH, ipiiuift portagaI
nidts gu baben, mas anberen NatiOs
nsn ssb6rt. SH bem iesigsn arieg
lam es uiehts seiDinnen, aber febr
piel psrlieren. glber trcBbem III es bes
rsit, nit air feinen Reiourcen gnglanb
gu belfeH, neil ss inter ben beitebens
ben @ertrdgeu sssuunsen if, foldes
gu tbun unb neil iein Bolt Der feiieu
aniidt iit, bab nur Dura bic sbrli4sH
grfiiGuns Don @ertrassosrpfIidt
gen. unb bies III bas prin5ip, fir bas
England tdmpft CD. elm buuerhaftss
Ginpsritanbnib spiiden ciriliitrtsH
Tdtionen mDsli9 III.
yllntsr bieien @srbdltrifen tOnnte
portusal ii9 niat ipeisern, fsinsm aIs
ten @srbiinbetsn, Der ss uufssforbert,
isinsn gsrirngsDerpflidtungsn mad.
5utommsn, 5u 9iIfe gu toHimen. Gs
III bereii, iia fir bic prirsipien su
opfern, fir ipeIas bas britii4s Reid
tdmpit.4
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portnsal
Griff in ben ariss auf gsite Der
entsnte ein
Meil ea BON England basu aufssiors
bert tpurbe, fast bic pOrtusieiif9s
Gsianbtfdaft in Wifbingion.

Waibington, Dc, 13. Mdr5,
Die bisfss portusieiifde Gsfanbtihafi
CAB am montas cine Gntldriing ab.
SaB ssoriusal iia in benz ariess ben
GnteHtsmG4ien anseialoiIeu babe.
neil Is bon ensIanb basu aufsefOr.
bert ipurbs. in eriiiGung BON Der.
irasspsrpflidiungsn bic bis gum
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GransDfiibe Regiermng
fiimmerte iih um 6aa'
get RDnbemtioa uiHt.
9ret Sage mad Gusbru4
bss Rrieges purbeH
i9Dn Gipiliitenins

Berlin (iiber Tudertnn), 13.
MdrS. - Die 9erliner preIie befabt
iid) nit Der geipre4ung in Der fraHs
51iiiden aammsr bstreffs Der 9erz
bdftung unb SnternisruHg bon Gipilis
iten brei Gage nab Dem 4usbru6 bes
Rrisgs. Der 9bgeorOnete Sobert hos
BE am %. Gebruar ertIdrt, bab bic
Saoger GpnDertion teins gi9ilgefaus
ssnen femme, unb baB uienanb an bic
Sntsrnisruns BON atHSsrn unb alten
aeitsn baf,te, ba bies gssen ale
Rpnpentionen peritobs. Der glbees
prbnete gnnbiee babe in ber fran50iis
f1en Samnsr ben glsi4en Gebunten
diggeipro4en, uno bic 4ummer babe
ii9 bantit einpsritanbsn ertldrt. aeis
ner Der frun55iifden MtHiiter babe
irgenb tpsl9en Ginpano bageseH err
hoben.
Die gerliner 8ldttsr Fiibren aus,
bab DeutfhIanb gs5puussn tporben
isi, bas fransOiiIte 9orsebsn aIs
@edeumdbreuel All befoldeu.
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sSilla nenbet fi6 piDtlid)
t,a9 oeM Often.
MeJttaHer uHb @meritaner nt5t Des
mig iiberrdf9t.
Gr DerTu4t tpa6rf4einIi6 bic GebtrS
ae I'M Sonta &na 9titrttt sa
errei6en,
80 er rei4e @orrdtbe bpn 2eberS@
mttteIn unb Naunition Deritedt
bdben foQ.

GG pnfO, Ser, Is. Wtdra. -
5ranctsco 9iQa bat ii6 pf6bIi6 ud9
bem Often geDunbt, pie etn 9eri4t
an ben merifantI9en &ommGnoanten
BON Suare3, @eneral Gabira, melbet.
9illn bat Ti9 auf bieIe @eiIe aus benz
gebiete auriidge3ogen, no man tbH
fu6en su miifIen slanbte unb an pet'
teIteu pOn benz puntte eutTernt, ipo
hie meiiten qmerttautf4en Sruppen
5ufammeu ge3ogen perben.
8ieIe SHfOrmatton itammt BON
Gol. @On5aIes 6er. Der bic SruppeH
befebligt, neI6e bic Wiormonens&o'
Ionic in Gaias grdnbes faiiBen. Die
9rd6te pon sSuarea mab Der &olonie
'purbsu am SOnutug &beno Dpn BEN
@iQa 2euten burbIanitten, BON 9ona
gales irbefen ipieber in Srbnung ge1
bru6t. 9On5oIes meIbet, bab @iaa
in Saleanu, 5pau3ig WteileH OitIi4
bOu GOrralitas ii9 befinbet.
Mtan mar aagenlein Der anfi4t sea
tpefen, baB giILa iih auf Der Sludf
na6 Der sierra Ma6res befinbe. Ges
neral 8ertani, Der Inn ben Weg uab
benz Weiten perlegen iolIte, bdtZ bic
Qnii8t ausgebriidt, bag Der 8Gnbi'
tengeneral fi4 uuf benz MIari6e naf
Dem reiaen Stuate Sinalod befirtbe.
gila biirfte cine f9ipere 4ufgabe
bor ii6 1aaen, tpenn er ben GdrranSd
Sruppen uno ben omerituntl9en ISos
den Lungs Der @ren5e entseben mill.
Menn sr Ieinen Mari9 In oitliher
Ri8tunq fortIeBen ioGte, tpirb er Ri4t
muir poiIerarme, piiftendRnIi1s Stre'
den treu8en, iOnbern aud beitdnStg
bpr Der &apalerie beg Generals Sdrs
ga, Die ibm BON 2dguna aus folst, aur
Der Sut iein Hiinen. Die meritonti1e
Gentralbobn. beren geleiTe er gu ifpers
idreiteu bate, beftnbet ii9 eiuige so
msilen 6ittid ppn ieinem iesigen Gufs
ent6altsort uno t0Hrte BON Garrun5d
cher dmeritdniihen SruppeH beunbt
fperben.
@apira briidte bic gnii9t aus. DAB
@iGa bic @ebirse i'm Santa Qna Die
ftritt, no er 8ooren Depots uno
Mtunittun bobeu i'm, 5u erretaeH
ftreben ptrb. I'm oieIe @esenb gu er'
rei8en, brau6e er bIoB benz Setts
bes Santa Marta 5Iufes, gu foTgen.
Die DieRrberfelIung Der teIegrdpPts
I8en gerbtnbungeu nit Gofas 8rans
beg bat bier cine berubtsenbe Btrs
funo berporgerufen. Wlan tpiro ieBt
oeriu6en, ben S9aben tpieber dus3u'
beFern, ben gila an Der gobn 5tpi'
ioen GGiag grunoes uuO Sudre5 ans
ri1tete. Die bro6tIpfe Station In
SSyamrea bGIt bic 9erbinbuns NIT ben
Stdbtss betSer &iiiten uufredt.
Sn @G paIo herrI6te am wlrntus
cine setptFe &uFreguug aIs wtIttdr'
geatrputuen nit @etpe3ren uno
gdipnett uuf Der StraBe eri9ienert
Die gatroutIlen tporen beprbert Dors
ben, bic @dFers, @dss uub elettrti4su
geleu1tunss getrtebe 8u f4iiBerl.
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BEN 1beil Ser GrOnt
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lsrte 3usenommen.
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unisre Stisssr erfoIgreitb feinSIife
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in Der Ra6s Der Maas.
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gaItaniriessI4aupIoB iit bic Gage un-
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