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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-13

,..,, rere over three hundred people
la ~ psnublican meeting at Potomac'
H +, '.' .',n,r, m last evening. The Republi'
aa 'o-I 't,Si. district we're never more en-
q a. s,,'.,'e, =, T. They intend to elect a Con-
,,amap this year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-13

RICHMOND, August l2.-In the Henrie's
county court, ]. W. Hoenninger refused
TO serve with negro juror. the Judge
imposed fine Of $3.50 and ten days i'm.
prisonment. Hoenninger afterwards con-
sented to serve and the penalties we're re-
moved,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-13

s.IP Cp.RLEswoRrn is the Demo-
u ~ .omipee for Congress over in the
g.nOut district.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-13

Sr. ALBANs, VI, August l2.-Vice- Pres.
ident Wheeler was among the speakers at
the Republican mass meeting tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-13

The factory Of william Heller, at Bruins.
wick, N. j., was burned yesterday and
fifty thousand dollars worth oI iurs were
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-13
lhe lntelIigendfr,

%a., ., aud "a ro"rlee nth Street
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
strike OF Compositors.

READING, Pa, Nov. ga strike
occurred hero to-day among the com
positors employed on the Reading Dai
ly Eagle. The strikers give the follow,
ing as their cause for striking. "Wt
have suffered, in various ways, things
which would In well conducted Offices
be considered indigMities, such as ro.
duction Of wages with promise to raise
when times warranted, without fulfill
ment; cutting off all 'fat' in the shape
Of 'piokups;' correcting two or three re.
visey without extra pay; working in a
poorly heated room for at least one
hour in the morning, working with
lights that were entirely tso poor, and
with which nine. tenths of the compost.
tors of the country would not have
worked. Tbose indignities are now
crowned by the introduction of female
cheap labor. Therefore, we, the en-
ployes Of the Eagle composing room,
have concluded rather to sacrifice our
positions than our principles.
The proprietor of the paper, Jesse G.
says it was not intended to dis
place the man, but now, as they have
TO dictate ss who shall 10
employed, be intends to push the mat
ter to a final ending, and that the sttik-
ers will be paid Off and discharged.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
AFTER SEVEN YEA HJ.
The AnntveTsary of the Kfnes.
weed M. II. CbapeI-xDaereHst
sxeretAeH-&eeret Report

Tho AnntveTsary of the Kinss'
weed m. II. CbapeI-xnaereSriDR
sxerctses-Sccret Report
Kingswood NJ. Z. Chapel, Fourteenth
and Clsymont streets, celebrated TIE
Fsvsnth anniversary of its Sunday
School last evening. The room han
been handAomsly decorated by the
Misses 8. Smith, R. Smith and 8. Simp-
son. The attendance was quite large
and the exercises were very interesting
ard were much appreciated. The vo.
cal music, owing to the efforts of John
A. Csnnsn, the musical director, wa,
nicely rendered. Mr.. John Todd, OF
the St. Paul's N. 3. Church, presided.
The exercises were begun with the
school singing "As the Year Rolls
Round," and WAS followed with prayer
by the pastor, the Rev. A. 7. Scott.
The hymn "To Jesus then co." was
aicsly sung by the school.
Rev. A. T. Scott gave brief but IT,
teresting address.
The infant school sang a hymn ard
Mabel Smith read selection entitled
'Papa's Letter."
A selection was declaimed by Albert
Chest, and was followed by . re
sponsive recitation by Amelia Wright
and Minnie Smith.
The days of the week were repre-
septed by a class.
Bertha Hope sang solo very nicely
Aubrey Vsndeyer, the secretary, re-
por ted that the total number of officers
and teachers was 16; average attend
ance. 10; total number Of scholars
lis; average attendance Of scholars
ia; average attendance of visitors, 3
total membership, 1874; total inoreas'
of membership, %; increase in aver
age attendance during the year, 6
total amount Of contributions, 1923 81
The school rejoiees that none OF iti
members have died during the year.
The hymn "Whsn the Tempss
Passes Over" vas nicely rendered by
the school.
Three recitations, ,"Peopls will Talk, .
Little Chatterbox" and "Jesus Loves
Little Children" were given in sue
cession by Enc Smith, May Hendrick
son and Belle Yerkss.
A dialogue entitled, SAT Our House.
vas given by Lille Wright and Berths
Smith.
Au interesting exercise was rendered
by George W. Dixon.
The school sang "Gather the Har
vest in"
Rev. r. B. DuVal, pastor of thu
iFirlt Presbyterian Church, made al
interesting address.
Recitations were given by Beasi'
Clair, Savanna Glynn, sWilliam Smitt
and Bertha Hope.
In conclusion the school sang "Beau
tiful Hills OF ZioR."
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24

For plastic and gravel roofing, leaky
tin and shingle roofs recoated and made
water-tight, and repairing of all kinds
of roofs, call on Robert Atkinson, al
Samuel Hanna & Co.. hardware store,
Fifth and Market streets.
Grams Fluid Lightning and Pixies
TcothacAe Drops will cure toothache in
two minutes. For sale by Taylor &
Fullerton, Druggists and Apothecaries,
302 King street.
An English Tooth Brush for IL cents
at Danforth's Drug Store, Second and
Market streets. We make study Of
fitting trusses special room for ap-
plying.
Call on Geo. B. Metzner, loS East Sd
street, for clean shave, hair cut or
shampoo. Dyeing specially. Tobacco
and cigars, best quality, constantly on
hand.
Have you seen any Of the nice fitting
overcoats aud ulsterettes Mullin Il
Son, Sixth and Market streets, are
81 llingi They fit and are beautiful.
We have q Domestic Cough syrup
which we can recommed as a reliable
cough remedy. West End Pharmacy,
Seventh and Jefferson streets.
Our gallery will bs open all day
Thanksgiving. Sutterley x Sawyer,
3O2 Market street, above the Telegraph
Office.
sutterley & Sawyer are still taking
IL card Photographic for $l.00, and one
large Sxl0 for o.. Come early.
Come early to No. 315 Market street,
Thanksgiving, for your photographs.
Beecher's Gallery.
900 Tbs. Of fine cigar wrappers foH
sale cheap, at lhapmsa's. Fourth and
ShipieV streets.
sutttrley & sEwyer's gallery, 3o2
Market street, will bs open all day
Thanksgiving.
Rattle and grand lunch at Bsbcock's,
Filth and Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
A wouaan Fatally Burned.

Miss Eliza Hubley, of Lancaster,
while on q visit to Ptt.sburg, was, on
Thursday, standing over the register
in the parlor, when she all at once dis
covered that her clothing was on fre.
Too bewildered to fully realize her
awful situation Miss Hubley stood
rooted to the spot for moment then
uttered piercing shrieks and staggered
to the doorway. Then 1t was that o
littls girl at the piano was made aware
Of the awful accident. Before the girl
could summon aid, Miss Hublsy had
gained q small room across the hall.
By this time the unfortunate victim
was envsloped in sheet of fire, which
was fast licking up her infammabls
garments roasting her suiyering flesh.
rhe poor woman lost her presence Of
mind, only uttering wild cries of an
guish. Once or twice, however, she
trrsw herself upon the carpeted floor
and rolled about, but when . servant
arrived, brought thither by the loud
cries Of both the little eye-witHess and
the sufferer, the latter was standing
Rpright, and stoically refused to he
down again upon the floor. The horri.
fed servant hastily secured a piece of
carpet and endsavored to wrap it about
the almost nude and orispsd form of
the burned lady, but the now crazed
victim did not second her efforts, and
-
stitch of clothing was licked up and
the body actually roasted. She lingsr
ed in intense suffering until Friday
night, whom death came.
The accident was caused by q small
piece Of paper igniting in the heating
pipe, which was forced ont Of the reg.
lister over which the lady was standing
and which set fire to her clothing. She
was so years old.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Thunder, snow and lee.

There was thunder storm at Ions
Branch on Saturday night followed by
very cold weather, the Thermometer
falling to 20 degrees. From 7 to ten
inches Of snow fell in New Hampshire
during Saturday. The temperature
at Brussels, Ont, fell to zero last even.
ing, and the ground was covered with
two feet Of snow. The Erie and Oswego
canals, in Western New York, ale
closed by ice.
Heavy snow fell at Scranton and
Milford, Pa, and light snow at Albany,
N. Y.,on Saturday. Along the Chesa
psake and Ohio Railroad in Virginia,
from Staunton to Huntington, snow
fell with a temperature seven degrees
below the freezing point.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Fson TEMPLEvILLE ND.
LEGAL Preach eFs--G Gslig1ous-Beou.
lar Esen1s.


For tho Republican.
The Local Prsschers' Annual Meet.
ing has just concluded very iateres,
ting session in the Tsmpleville, Md,
NJ. K. church. The association COM
prises all the local ministers and ex-
horters within the bounds Of the vii.
luington confsrsncs who are disposed
to sign the constitution and pay fifty
cents. The membership is already
large, including many at the extremes
OF tho conference territory. The dis.
cussions at this meeting embrased sew
eral live and practical subjects, and
on the part Of . few indicated thorough
preparation therefor. Some however
went 1t blindly, and, as do some Of
their itinerant brothers, got 10 thsm'
selves little credit /. was unfortunats
that any member Of this association
should indulge in unkindly allusions TO
some Of the best members Of the Will
reinstou Conference. Local preas 81
D. IA not forget t1st, bu! for favor
able action on the part Of their pastors,
they coald never be what they are.
And the two are mutually dependant,
the "locals" only little more 60. II
this association had few ont OF its
membership no doubt better impress.
sions would follog their meetings.
They have q noble band OF intelligen,
and efficient ministers. TIE opening
sermon was preached by Rev. Joel
Clements, q man Of force and piety. On
Sabbath A. NJ, Re7. w. r. Cahoon o.
Dover, preached good sermon, which
did good. Indeed all their Sabbath
services were unotuous and profitable
and the citizens Of Templeville will
mos! heartily greet them whenever
they may again decide to convene IN
their church and community. Rsvs.
joel Clements and John Downham did
splendid service at Thomas Chapel
and Rev. J. r. Dill preached good
SerMon fer the Hawkins Chapel peo
pie. They meet in Smyrna, Del, nsxt
and will do good there.
A deep religious feeling pervades the
Thomas NJ. 4. Chapel Asighborhood
aud many are seeking religion. AlsC
meeting OF ine promise has Just bs.
gun at Templsville. A deep religious
interest is pervsding this entire
charge. A physician at Mary
dell was presented to the
Delaware Grand Jury for practioing
over the State line without liesnce, q
thing Of universal practice along the
bordering States. Some think politics
may be At the bottom, let all fare alike
then.
Business 10 cheerful at M&rydell and
Templeville. Several buildings large
and handsome are being finished al
the former. B,
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
PsqCaat Paxley.

Anais Pixlsy will attract a large au-
disnes at the 0ssra House to morrow
afternoon and night. She performs
in "M'Liss'' on both occasions. The
prises are, general Admission 35 cents;
gallery 25.cants;re seats SO cents'
Ansie Pixlsy Is great tavorite in vii.
mingtou, and her frequent hollida5
performances here are always attended
by large and delighted audiences
Surely the Opera House will bs crowd
ed tomorrow. In the character ot
"M'Liss" Miss Pixley has no equal
and her fame here Ia such that no eulO
gistis praise ON part of the RsPUBLrcA'
will have much effect, 1t is only necss
sary TO remind the public Of tbs fac
that she performs.
II should also DO stated that the mat
ines psrior nance will c0nmenss al
s'clock sharp.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
SPEUIAL N EN- EION.
The Great Lang care.

DIR. Simms' White Pulmopic Balsam,
for lang and throat diseases famous
as 3 rsRtAdy In these terrible com
plants. Relief has come, and the af.
AIotsd have hope in using this great
unexoell.d lung medicine. 500. and 81.
Sold by dealers and at main depot, 4th
and King streets, Wilmington Phila.,
6O2 Arch atrAet.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
The weather,

War Department, Office of the ChieI
Signal 0fissr, Washington, Nov. 24-1
q. IN.
Indications for Wednssday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, rising, followed
by stationary or fallisg barometer,
northwest TO northeast winds, slsSr or
partly cloudy weather, higher temper
ature.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Live AMa g,seL LaVel

R. P. Carey is selling good fresh beef
at ss.onishingly low prices. Good stew
ing beef, 6 to 5 cts. good roast, 8 to 10
cts. best roast, IL to IA OTIS. steak, II
to IA cts. best steak, 16c. Stalls 10
and IL Third street market.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Potatoes an d Apples.

N. L. Janney's, 303 King street, is
headquarters for produce OF all kinds.
Special arrangements to parties for car
LOad lota.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
laid In the narr.

laid In the narr.
We will also show that the attacks
were net made to benefit the communi-
~, but that they were the out grost
Of ysnomous mind and with some
malicious purpose. These attacks we're
continued long after suit was brought.
Ia introducing evidence tas frs;
thing put in was tho charter of the
DslaNsre Stats Fire L Marine Insur'
anee Company as passed by the last
General Asi embly Of the State.
At the rsquest OF Mr.. Lore the cass
was at 5 rs o'clock continued until TO-
morrow morning, out Of consideration
for Mr.. Whitslsy, his colleague, WHIT
wss Ill. and Court adjourned until to
MORROW morning at 10 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Office.

The mseting Of the Fifth Ward Dem
Ocratie Club will be held at Third aud
Market streets, this evening, at 7.30
O'Clock. By order of Committee.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
TO WORK fer w. &R.

The West Chester Local News ssystha at
Emmitt Hampton of that borough left
for this city yesterday, and will be en-.
gagged in bailding for the p, W. & B..
R. R. Co. He is said to be an excel
liant brick-layer.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Loaf.

An envelope containing a weeks
wages was lost on Tuesday evening,
between Jackson & sharp's ship.ysrd
and No. 331 Lombard at. The fsdsr
will confer great favor on leaving the
same at 83l Lombard street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
ThnmkaafVfnE.

Come to Beschcr's Gallery, 315 Mar.
kst street, for your photographs. Open
All day. Come early and be- sure you
are right. No. Bis.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Tho Ice Bound suxquehanns,

The susquebanna river is completely
frozen over at Port DePosit. " seems
strange that this sheuli be, while the
Delaware river and Brandywine and
Christiana creeks are almost free from
ice.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
NEW ADvERTIsaMEHTs.
HARKNESS'
ACADEMY,
Tenth and Market Sts.,

Has low Organized the following Glasses
Arithmetic, Q; Bookkeeping and Business
Training, 2; Algebra. i; ElOcation, Reading
ond Spellins, o. English Language, Compo-
siticn, Grammar and Rhetsric, s; Latin, 4;
Greek. 2; Germ2n, ]; Natural Philosophy, !;
HisnIy.l; Gsography,4; Psnmanship, 8; Kin.
dsrca,ten Work, l.
Claases will soon be formed in Theory and
Practice of Teaching Epgitfh Literature,
French, Geometry, English and General
History, Ca istheniGs, Art and Music.
1t is specially desired that young children,
who are to receive their education at this In
stitutien, enter before they learn their A b o.
The most thorough preparation for the
highest grade colleges will bS provided, and
students may pursue their studies 40 far be-
yend college preparation as they wish.
To young ladies this Institution will offer
every opportunity for robust, physical and In
tellsctuel training of an advanced character.
Young men intending to enter Business
life, will here have unusual advantages for
general culture and close dril in the priAci-
pies Of Practical Arithmetic and in Accounts
To ft teachers for their work by course of
sou8d Theory aRd Practice will be the aim of
the Normal department.
Our rat'snsl principles end natural meth.
! eds that have the cordial approval OF all great
educators will DO employed in the instrnction
Of our pupils.
wM. G. NOVEL;. A. M.
Principal.
Residence, B6S W, Tenth street. l124-1w
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
state of tae rhermonoser

at the REPUBLICAN, office, on Wednesday
morning, Nov. "a:
7 O'Clock, ~ O'Clock, IL o'clock,
200 80 $40
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
RaaMkots.

Msssrs. W. N. Kennard & Co., 62l
Market street, have large stosk o!
blank ets, and are selling them at lower
prices than they can buy them to-day.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Holiday QSOOda,

New lot of dishes at Third and Tat.
nall strests. Tea sets of iron stone
China, 4s pieces, &3.75.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
no m = IOe rarkeys

at BAbsock's, Fifth and Orangs streets,
this evening. Grand lunch all day
Thanksgiving.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
Bh0otlag Match.

Don't fail to attend the shooting
tournament at Hare's Corner ca Thus
day, 25!h inst.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24

The midnight marauder should not
be banishsd from our dwelling any
mare quickly than sh"pld a cough or
'"ld OF any kind be driven from the
sys'em. Dr.. Bulbs Cough Syrup q 1iet.
" yet positive ly places all colds under
It's conlrol. Price 25 cents.
Cams Kidney Cure is sold by Wat.
san. Eighth and Market strsetR.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24

UTANTED.-A COLORED BOY TO
w attend heaters at Smyths jewelry
store, 81 Market street. ll2ltst
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
A PmFdOM for Vnume

A petition is being circulated for the
pardon Of James Vance, now confined
in the jail at Nsw Castle for passing
counterfeit money. Vance was convict
ed in the U. s. Court almost two years
ago. 1t is claimed that he 10 suffering
from paralysis and is Ct subject fol
Executive oleinency.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24

h. eMsVFiy has the warm breath Of sun
bINs 'o ~" away, when coughs ard colds,
|@ "yaNt oouriors Of dangerous dis
|ss1, snow themselves. DR.. Bulls
N T. ~; ss;yTqp always cares thep, snd
quickly too.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
ES A REALLY RELIABLE REMEDY
FOB WASTING ANDINERv.
GUS DISEASES.

| After numerous experiments Mr.. Fellows
succeeded In producing this combination of
HypOphosphites, which has not only restored
him to health, but has since been found so
| successful in the treatment of disease eman-
atinG from loss of nerve power, and conse-
quently muscular relaxation, viz;
Aphonia loss ofvoice) Neuralgia,
Anamia, Nervous Debility,
Chronic DiarrhGa, WhoOping Cough.
Dyspepsia, Congst'n of the Lungs,
Fever and Ague, Palpita'n OF the Heart,
Leucorrhea, Melancholy,
Malaria, Mental Depression,
Nervousness.
MALARIA.
Persons living in MaIarisus districts may
protect themselves from attacks OF fever by
the use OF FELLOWS COMP UND SYRUP OF
HYPoPHosPHIrEs. Its effects In toning up
the system enables us to ward of contagious
disorders, and successfully combat disease.
The soluble phosphitss and the other life
sustaining principles composing Fellows
Hypophosphltes are so carefully proporii0ned
and 80 judicioQsly mingled, that their action
upon the nerves, muscles and membranes In
imparting vitality. strength and healthy ac-
tion Is generally apparent within twenty
four hours, and the good effects experienced
are OF a permanent character, 2taw d&w
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
n
"Vurca or Freight for w dE n.
"ohes ,er Rennbllcan

II, "V7'sI N6pnbIlcln
,u'aiA3 operations at the Falls Of
.,, .uv4 Greek are simply wonderful.
%s ,,''s L d G. Brooke, the great iron
o,D,,,,.asIcIarers, are taking oSt immense
D.. S.''Hr1 Of iron ore, and have seven
sagiDos at work pumping watsr
'tlslng ore to the surface. This
kr,' 'aippei by the French Creek aud
3anrste.d Railroad AID the W. & N.
"O'' 10 ths furnaces at BirdsbOTo
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
6O3 MARKET STREET:

TNUR RENT-A DESIRABLE ROOM
k to let, furnished or unfurnished, for
light housekeeping, to party with no chill
dfen. Apply 33t T. Fourth st. 1l24t6t
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24

Come early for yaur pictures Thanks.
giving day. satVsrlsy & Sawyer.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-24
WYATT & co.

Residence, ses W. Tenth street. l12+1'
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
Mieetcr. SloobGOet.
Sr'umpb.

Den somls SeDbln9 ior ute3rola.
nerue, Surap, bans Rome % Sspoln.
gen Sad bapee / 8rsoa9s ct Wrps
msb &ou9rss. 8ommittesn ior Snolansr.
af9rsrae, men man MT inssn tilirtos.
itllsnos Undertaking al Dem buerfen
ON S9etnln8m meo 3bornbur9b,
W sfer.B loobaost sller Be bulos 8pIn.
osrs Outstanding, sIlsrat Dc par blsp'
ne bortierte al S%uoiansrns. Surap
pipite Sntst osrom. ia9os ban. gro.
M mlnbr, pibite be andre 30, msn
enoslia Hap Sad uo mso. % BET / me.
oct aObt gnaslli. ifient ban fra isrlt
al paaitob. ban lite fisnbte bette Spros.
at ban lite par tillteoe pso &en
% osriOr lite pieite. boorleoeS BET par
saast til men 3 Oase lforpsi,n meots
ban Soloatsrns % forlsstc at cperials
Dem I'll at psnee ON. Ostte lpifso,s
BAN lite. % oerfor aif ban bort. oa
ban irpstsoe for, al bet pIIce tomme
Sammsritsb. Wso Sbornbursbiast.
ninsea % @esierblOobacet bapce ban
Saiei bait at bsiiae 8urmanosn for
&ommlttssn f%Orlalts oa Surap. at BET
par lposllst. at Sneianerns bapcs be.
lattet lite at pibns Noastlombdit. men
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24
NusIauO.

Biulsrbusrsn / Be lpoli9s g9ue al
9anNst itoar messt ilet puo @runo al
it9rt Srot.
WlsIOrnelelier ooer. al part.
mann life blsu uoIeperet al ben iran.
its 8sejsriua TT flor. Oa bet untusss
at ollie lses Ill. at be Ylplomntsr
~ilsrnss, Der ~bsgpnbis bisle u~nosrbano.
llnssr uosn al bare iltre paa. ON ga.
Qtn pllos Ipftss rem eusr itts.
- Gn Y'tusburgsr Huis berstttr
al Der Tor 6iosn Opta8ss WunotoI /
8psn. % OIL, % GubOsr. Der life bar
fIit Spslelirttelie sQsr Wlolsr at
lepe al ueen bette, itaI tuin9es I'll
Of bragg bort. Wen buorbcu ?
SsrnbansiOgens mao MI ole
itanbis mot / Slrtsn, naar en- YoIlti.
smbsosmano frazer bet, Serit efier
erunpiet al baus unoeriest ole Yas.
iagtrsr % brme9tisst fs GnAOer, pso
buem oct fI9bsr oct mluoite Wist9n.
tsllat, iaar &oubuftersn 9Op til at fort.
igtte Hellen.
Decorah-posten., 1880-03-24

Ton. eItbIIttdls oil btstus ia otitef
Tor ON mlllst al aiboloe line Clam.
mer ira at beaoa &olciombscer.
) SorbtnosIl, bsrmsb bar Ss,rctur
Sdur3 uoitsct iel9snoe Srors:
Va Snolunsrbspariemsniei sr fom.
met til &unoitab ON, at SSolt uu trrn.
ger IND | lie. Neiupaiionen % Der 10.
ger W 9aHb osls for Ngerbtua. b,Is
Tor Sisrspsrtsbrlft bstl,noiQisrss Der.
oso, al %iaaoanns Claims" III, oil biz.
De nnst'lenoie uf 5uoreospnrtsmeutsl
oa eanost inosnfor beuus R,lerpaiion
NE Tor aIo,n sr oneutli9t 9ano nj.
bsrsnoe De 3Orensbs Statsr. buorfor
5a9su tan bllus IoOlis 3~uotblu,r al
Oct eano, ban Ia9su Btllaa pao nu
men fetlt sItsrot 4unost tr bl,ust Of.
ienili9 Glnoom.