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THAT EXPLOSION.
SERIOUS Il. r. ACCIDENT.
A Train Falls Forty Feet, Injuring
Many Of the Passengers.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star -. FOR
WHEELING, w. Va. Feb. 20-A very Sc
rious accident occurred last evening on the
Bellaire & Southeastern Narrow Gauge
Railroad at the 8. trestle, fifteen miles from
Bellaire. The bridge is about forty feet
high, and as the evening train was passing
over the rear coach jumped the track, pull
ing off two others. The train fell to the
ground below. Some twenty passengers
were injured, thirteen dangerously.
Hon. L. Danford, of st. Clairsville, Elk.
Member of Congress-; Mrs. A. B. Caldwell,
of Caldwell Station, wife Of one OF the Di
rectors of the Road, and young German
named Bowman, from Economy. Pa, are
fatally injured. iH
The brakeman. James Burchfeld, Mai
Agent Isaac Booth, and Express Agen,
Steve HAYDEN, are badly hurt.
The fireman, John Ably. seeing the frs
coach leave the track, pulled the coupling
pin between the tender and the baggage
car, and the engine passed over safely. Hat
1t fallen the consequences would have beer
most disastrous. The brakeman also hae
time to extinguish the fire in one coach.
There is no telegraph line along the track
and particulars are very hard to get.
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COLUM MBUS.
THE BLAINE BooM-cAPTURE OF THE WIFE
MURDERER.

THE BLAINE BooM-cAPTURE OF THE WIFE
MURDERER.
National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 2O.-The Blaine Presi-
dental boom meeting so extensively adver-
tised for the past two weeks came off in the
City Hall last night. While it was larger'by
two or three hundred persons tnan the
Sherman meeting last week. it greatly dis
appointed the projectors of 1t. There were
probable three hundred Blaine meh pres
ent, the Others were Democrats, Sherman
and Grant Republicans R. G. Huffman,
President Of the Blaine Club, in this city,
called the meeting to order and made a
brief speech. General John Beatty than
addressed the meeting, giving his views as
to why Blaine should be nominated for the
Presidency in, preference to anv other Re-
publican. He was frequently applanded.
General W. II. Gibson also addressed the
meeting in about the same strain as Beatty.
A number of pc pie came from nei hDor-
ing cities and towns to attend the meeting,
and attended the minstrel show instead.
The Shermanites say they will get up
another meeting in few days that VI i'll
side track every thing that has gone before
William Theis n, the man who MUIR
dcred his wife yesterday morning, was
caught about four miles east Of this city
by Officer Mahoney. He was brought back
and placed in the Cit prison. He ex
presses sorrow for his deed, and puts in his
time weeping.
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TO-DAY'S LEGISLATURE
Speoia1 to the Star.

Speoia1 to the star.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 20-The House consumed
part of the morning in receiving petitions
from the dear people. Mr.. Voight's bill
was called up and made the special order
for the hour. The bill Is for the purpose
of recognizing cities Of first and second
class The discussion of the bill was ex'
tremely partisan and we might say personal
for the name of 81. Hoffman was men
toned several times in connection with 9
certain Office in Cincinnati.
The object Of the Representatives seemed
to be to get 81 Hoffman out. ...
Pending discussion Of the bill tho Hous,
took q recess.
The Senate held short session this
morning. and then adjourned till Monday
A bill authorizing the County Commits
sioners of Hardin and Miami Counties tt
increase the tax levy for general purposes
in said Counties for 1880-81.
Two or three bills to tear up the Revised
Statutes were introduced, after which tn,
Senate adjourned.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

HOTEL THEY ARREsTED-srArE BOARD OF Aa-
RIcULrURE-ARTICLEs OF ASSOCIATION.
Special to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 20.-John Stilwell, q
son of the proprietor Of Little Hotel, was
arrested last night by Officers Jester and
Marshall, charged with robbing man who
was stopping at the house of $35.
The State Board of Agriculture met yes.
terday and completed their labors of re-
vising the premium list and rules and regu.
lationa No radical changes were made in
in either, except in the amount of premi.
ums offered in the several departments,
which in some cases were increased.
Articles of association were filed with
Secretary of State ,Shanklin, yesterday, as
follows: The Star Wheat Heater Associa
tion. of Ligonier, Noble County. capita
stock SIC, 1000; the Yeagley Sash Lock Com
pany, of this city, capital stock $500
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ADDITIONAL SUBURBAN.
DAYTON. o.

Council tonight. ...g f......r
Regular ROLLER Skating Assembly this
evening. ....I
Camp supper and ex-soldier reunion at
the City Hall, tomorrow night
Mr. ]. L. Baker is confined to his room
at the Phillips House by severe indispo-
sition.
Mr.. R. II. Morgan, of Philadelphia, is
visiting his daughter. Mra George Batten,
on North Ludlow street.
Peter Satalia's ball at Castle Hall last
night was not largely attended, but those
present had big time.
Marriage licenses issued Yesterday: Nose:
Wampler and Mary e. Stoner, John II.
Vogus and Mahala Florence ,.tIH
The quarterly meeting at Ziegler-street
Church, announced for Saturday last was
postponed until tomorrow. M
The o o'clock train yesterday morning
was an hour and half late, owing to car
off the track In the yard at Cincinnati
The regular quarterly examination o.
city teachers will be held in the Intermedi
ate School Rooms, Brown street. Saturday
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COVERING COWLEY,
1Ae Shepherds Fold Brute, To BE
Sentenced To-day.
st,onsl Associated Press to the star.

0oQOn0 ASSOelhNu Ercuo W tho Osoi'
NEW York, Feb. 2O.-Rev. Edward Cow
lsy, of the Shepherds Fold is still in cell
at the Tombs. He will be sentenced to-
day. He had an interview with his coun-
seI aud wife yesterday. His counsel as
sured him that the verdict would be re-
,vsrsed. He said to Coxley, You must
keep up your courage; We will get that
Judgment reversed; I will apply for writ
Of habeas corpus and have you kept here
until the General Term, which sits next
week: have decided on the points l am
going to submit to it. Nothing short Of
reversal will satisfy US and I leel sure OF
obtaining it."
sAhi yes, Mr.. Brooke" said Conley, in a
low, sad voice; II know you will do all you
can for me;" but here he paused, heaved O
igh and continued: II WAS sorely ,disap-
pointed by my conviction-sorely disap'
pointed. Don't you think that boy Victor
ought to have been brought into Court?''
'No; no." said the lawyer, shaking his
head, shat would not have helped us; but
he is in good condition-our doctor says so.
No matter, things are best as they stand.
The boys presence would have done us nc
rood. Your friends have not deserted you.
They are sansnine of success. l am deter
mined to have this matter set right, so KEEP
up your spirit ~
Counsel and client then parted. After
his departure, Cowley, who was shivering
either with nervousness or chill, stood
NEAR the stove and then faced the reporter
'Are you going to the Penitentiary, ol
will YOU pay the fine if that will release
your asked the rep rter.
Il may have to do both; ] am the first
person convicted under the statute, and
suppose / will be used as an example, un
3ess the Court reverses its Judgment"
Although it is not positively stated, yet
Il is generally understo d, that the remain
ing twenty-three indictmen against Cow
lsy will not be pressed to trial.
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POLITICAL DODGE.
CsnklIng's Friends WIN Put Him For.
ward Instead Of Grant.
Hstional Associated Press to the Star.
oLkI

lstional Associated Press to the Star
NEW YORK, Feb 20.-The Graphics
Albany special says that the most surpris-
ing political move has quietly got into cir
eulation within the inner circles here dur
ing the past twent -four hours. 1t is moth
ing less than that Senator Conkling's lisu-
tenants are laying the wires for quiet
ignoring of General Grants name at Utica
and putting forward Conkling himself as
ths choice of the Convention for the Presi-
6sncy.
whether this Is with the knowledge Of
the Senator himself, nobody seems to
know, and to tell the truth even his most
devoted henchmen do not seem to care. In
either case they feel that they are quite
mfe In doing what they can to carry out
The scheme, as the Senator is not likely to
punish any body who will advance his own
prestige in this manner. One or two Of the
devoted adherents of Grant, independent
Of Conkling, who have heard of the plan,
~ naturally taken aback by it and de.
nounce it in pretty strong terms. II Conk-
ling has directed or cUnnives at it they
ny he is guilty of very nasty piece ol
. txsachery.
On the other hand, the Senator's friends
argue that the feeling against third term
b daily growing stronger in this State, and
that it will be wisest'to keep the delegation
together for unanimous action at Chicago.
Oonklings name, they think, will meet
With little or no opposition at Utica anc
. at Chicago if there is clear chance o
Grants nominate n, the voice of the State
can be made much more effective on sec
ond or third ballot than on the first. Conk
hing is known to be the first choice Of ,
large majority of members of the Republi
mn State Committee and from present ap
psarances the delegation is very likely Il
b instructed for him if he does not CONT
iorwsrd and positively forbid such action
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penn.ylvauia ereenbacks. :
[onal Associated Press TO the Star.

National Ass0clatco rress 70 tne Star.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 20.-The Green
back State Convention met here yesterday.
About one-third of the members being
present. Harrisburg was selected a. the
place, and March 23d as the time for hold.
ing the next convention. The business OF
the convention to consist only Of deciding
upon the manner of selecting delegates to
tile National Convention. It was unanin-
Gus the opinion Of the Committee that
Representative delegates should be selected
by the people Of the several Congressional
Districts, and Senatorial Delegates bv the
State Convention. 1t was also decided that
an address be issued BY the Chairman, urg.
ing the nomination of the Greenback coun
tv and district tickets throughout the
State.
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AN EDITOR.

Pittsburg. Penn, September leeh ~
"St Jacobs Oil cures Rheumatism; Of this -
convinced. For two years have suffered wi1A
rheumatism In my left shoulder and right arn,
md last fall was incapable Of attending to ~
duties, and lay many night unable to Aeep. -
;evere attack of this trouble struck me, and tn
time concluded n try St. Jacobs DILL must -
knowledge with but little confidence In Ia naerit
freely confess that the result has completely -
sonished me. The frst application relieved ~
only Two bottles has completely cured mo Of I'M
thronic evil and that after the most eminent phv
kcians aud their prescriptions had been Of |.
avail. I therefore consider II Q duty To Puhaie1
he above for the benefit OF all suheron ut11
Rheumatism and kindred complsin,a"
g. 4. HRII,MANN, Editor KspcbaicaA
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MARITAL MISERIES.
COAL MINER KILLS HIS WIFE.

S..,ono, ssooiotol pross - t,o stor
a ''moa ,T,ss.a r. ~ on w. ~.
!, AS LII -; aI' "a, III p;u We. sy O'
t ..nmh ~ f". sauarol n,nn.hs aud Nao aho n"u I.s,
t;u, s iast ~, r.n;nn so un % anu sAS go, .ei'
-, n,arrai Whar s,,a t,rnad -, i"aua l.;n
~ qia.J iolnJn IL ~ om' t".nou " ,oass hn'
thop o p I;ched bsr ana flsd Sha ,;waJ d'h hut ne
s,u" sow rnnments ] " N N' INV ''''A o"'
~"
REv. AND MRs. wALkEh 90 WONG
New BEDFORD, MASS, Feb. 20.-Rev. Chas.
f. walker has flled bill IN the supreme
Court for . divorce from his wife, whose
name was Elnine b. Hallett He charges
her with adultery at sundry times during
the last SIX months with George +. Tink-
ham, OF Somerset. and specifies that she
I'D so between the lst anu l4th inst III
Tinkhams house, ana on the steamer be-
tween Faii River ana New YORK. re fur
ther charges i'er with deserting him Febru.
ary i1th' ' ana solning WIFI Iihknan until
tie l'eh' anu piays ior oIvorce an. custooy
Vi she'i cn'iuIen' .mo sir's anu Doy.
one - oluereu W appear peloIs u'e gu, !,
MEME Coui' ~ Aa.n1pr vi 'ne .nlro
~ inuls9ay Nv a piAI n. Cs",cn nieeuhe,
Mhen naiAei Na' e.anliiFu, s'Is "a'kef
cnarseu MN WIN auu'.et! Gnu saiu one Vi
.ne shlngs ie"uinR w tngl MN separaIi "
was ''a' m.ss noII's, VI NansucNe%a "oinan
I'vlhg a. tneir ' mouse' nau cnaiu tmree
WEEKS previous mnen "a'ker wou'o aiAo"
hohe ou' niiiSeia w at'ehu 'he "olnan'
aE q aH ssoArkn.
NEW ioRK, Teo' IV.-Gottir'eu pucnihgei
nangea himself Yesterday 70 escape arrest
ior wire-oeatihe.
cALLhp hEA NAMEs AND BEAT HER.
dREsNsBuRe. IND, fen. ~ 0-Ine divorce
case was hsard OF Jui'a Edwards' a we'll
MADE hahdsnme Woman o1 twenty-five.
VINO alleges tnat NewDerry Edwaros her
husband, calied ner Da9 names, peat her
wat poker ana acted generally ike a
brute. Tue ex-hnspand claimed tnat the
green-eyed monster caused nm 10 iil-treai
his wife. me parties are exceedlhgly well
known, ana the case mas created much gos'
sip. She was grantee a decree. ..-
HIS rARTNEhs WIFE.
DALLAS, TEX, Feb. D-A year ago Spell.
man, a grocer OF Houston, sent his wife
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A NOTARY PUBLIC.

80 Mercer street, New York, yanual5
18th, 1871 thankfully acknowledge that the n
u the valuable remedy St Jacobs Oil, has bena
II great service to me- suffered with kheunAl
C pain in the face and ears induced 70 try &
ID an entire cure Moved by q sense Of duty,
gives me great pleasure to recommend to sun
Ing mankind the St Jacobs Oil, - . rene
worthy the highest praise and unlimited patEQB
ige. HN. REYSCHER, Notary PuhllG
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FOREIGN.

DRAWING A LESSON.

Rational Associated Press to the Star.
81. PETERSBURG, Feb. 20.-Gen. Gourko,
Commandant of Garrison of st. Peters
burg, in regular order for the day, said
respecting the recent attempt to assassi-
nate the Gar, that it had again pleased
God to preserve the life Of his annointed
in the midst of imminent peril, and that
the fact furnished another illustration 4 +
that Providence which seemed to guard
the steps of the Emperor Of Russia, the
father Of the great nation.
NO CLUE
The Gaulos in its issue of to-day says that
10 satisfactory clue has yet been found t.,
authors of the disaster, and that full de-
tails are to be expected only upon conclu-
non CT the investigation which is now in
France.
TIE TAX ON WHEAT.
PA1Is, Feb. 2O.-Dnring the discussion in
the Chamber OF Deputies on the Tariff
! Bill, M. Tayard, Minister Of Agriculture
and C0mmerce, deprecated the tax on
wheat, remarking that American importa-
ton had prevented q famine.
RECEPTION.
French Academy received NJ. Daudeffret
Hasquier, who eulosized Bishop Dupan-
leup on religious education. -
Germany. -,5 b.
SERVICE FoR THE CzAR
BERLIN, Feb. 120-Solemn service was
held in this city YESTERDAY for the preserva.
tior, Of the life Of the Czar from tile hands
Of his would-be murderers The Emperor
attended and was much affected.
THE SOCIALISTS REPUDIATE..
During the debate on the budget In
Reichstag yesterdas, Herr Bader, Socialist
repudiated any connection Of German So
talism with Nihilism. Others speaker
laid that they feared the fear Of Nihilism
would drive Russia to war.
Great Britain.
AHorHFR MAN HAS DONE IT.
LONDON, Feb 90.-James Ballentint
Hannaye, of Glasgow, a Fellow of the
Chemical Society OF London, has succeeded
in producing artificial diamonds He
tested tmenty-eight at the British Museum
and triumphed over all trials s
TO SUCCEED SIR GARNET. ~
Sir q. Colley has been appointed to sue
eeed Sir Garnet WolseIey in command O.
the British forces al the Cape of Coco
NoS,e- .ia .Ag 9fs lje s,8 sar'
couRs1xa MEETING.
LoNpoN, Feb. 20--l'he Altcar 'cours
ms meeting took place to-dat.i Their
we're eight starters ip the running for th'
WaterlO, cup. TIE betting Oh this even
has hesn heavy st odds on the favorite a
from is TO to 7 TO / offered aud taken
Lord Haddington's dog HOneywood wor
<hs cun piunyer second DeDOnnaire woT
The Waterloo plate, beating Truthful. ant
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wILLlAmsBURGH ATHLETIC

WILLlAMsBURGH ATH L Z TID
CLUB, Brooklyn, Now York, Fchn1
ary 20. 1873 -MEssks. A. voSEL1 4 Co., Balilp
more, Md.-Gentlemen: The pedestrian exercises
ana ether athletic sports INDUCED In BY the men.
Den Of our Club are not unfrequently followsA
joints and muscles II affords us real pleasure -
say that in such cases the application Of y0.l
German Remedy. St Jacobs on, has been invut
ably accompan ed by the most gratifying and ~
lsfatory resultA It's peculiar soothing, healing
and pain-extracting qualities can not be evsre.1-
mated and We commend 1t - an article Of Duh11e
utility. Respectfully youn,
Z. J. HUTcHINos Rresident !,
g. z. PErrRKn, Vice PrsGidsn4
Z. N. CHI PPEI, Secretary,
L. FLETCHKl Treasurer,
OF the Williamsburgh Athlete C3uA
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A RAILROAD MAN.

1. @. e. n. Shops, waterloo, I0Wq.
January 25th, 1S79.-Iwa taken v. tn aeuts attai1
drheumatlsm last fall and confined to bed. At1nl
employed physician. without benefit then se1
lie OF St Jacobs Oil, the use Of which soon gaSu
me relief, and cured me of the attack. can 1ajo
~ recommend it to all suffering with RheumAtia
Respectfully, MATT. NcDRRA0TA
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Send us at once two dozen St. Jacobs
Oil; it is in lively demand. 1t cured q
prominent citizen Of our town, Mr.. Henry
Houck, who had suffered for year with
rheumatism. t4
WMTEsBExoER q ALBAvGH,
Neadyille, Pa
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ANOTHER OHIO MAN.

Mr.. Philip Ramlinges, IN Old ubscnbsr 10 ~
PAPER and well known in the whole surrsundiH
country, informed us the other day that his via
who for two weary yean had suffered with Nhc1'
natisni in the shoulder, during which time sha
mad been treated by several physicians witho9l
success, had been completely cured BY Q HAgl6
bottle Of st. Jacobs Oil. -
BuoyruA Ohio, Courier. February II. Ia
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4 ASunday.school Superintendent

Lave always handled proprietary medicines; ~
sf all that have ever sold. there Is not one ta,
Fan be 50 certainly recommended "as death u
kieuMsciam ~ your 81. Jacobs OIL
CHRISTIAN SANDER,
superintendent OF the ". T. Sunday school Gn0
/ D. lS5s. Jally. Monroe County. Ohio.
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800 HEWEs ST., Samuel Dieks0n,
Esq.-Your 81. Jacobs OIL having come . ~
which has troubled me more Or len for the lad
Two years, and find st. Jacobs Oil all that b :
claimed To be. / use little now and thes, III
feel the effects Of the old complaint csning -
and In Il (st Jacobs OILY there 70 insant relief .
.roubled with Rheumatism. @ ti.li
ST. JACOBS OIL
Il sold BY Druggists and Geasral store Kssp0
svsrywhefs d -ti4 IL 81.
70 CENTS A BOTTLE.
1esTh. .EAS-dhw-num MAS
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sheperdess was the winner Of the purse


Russia.
FEMALE NIHILIsT.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. 20.-The Countess
Pariel, Lady y-in-waiting on Czarina, was last
week banlshed TO Archangel, being charged
with Nihilism.
THAT EXPLOSION. ....
An officer Of the guard has mysteriously
disappeared. and 1t is believed that he is
implicated in the attempt on the Emperor
life. The Governor of Winter Palace is to be
tried for laxity of duty. ht s.
Five more soldiers have died from the
effects of the explosion.
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A MINISTER.

A well-known German Minister, Rev. 4 90
II schleisingerville Wis. writec ~ was q su1P
from Rheumatism for yea1 Friends rsosu
nended the use OF St Jacobs Oil; tried n, -
ng hardly used up the hrst bottle, found rs34
md the second one cured me. therefogs ~
lnder obligations, and shall recomNenl III =
Iectlvs remedy whenever hsye 6hxhA@
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YATES AVE., Chas. Chr. Gran,
Esq.-The st. Jacobs oil has besn used BY nan5
of my friends and acquaintances in severe eanA
Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbage and varieO
accidents 1t relieves pain and heals almost In
magic; and never knew or heard of. in NJ -
perience Of many years. remedy upon whid9
such enthusiastic praise has been bestowed, su4
which has had such an Immense sale - Tie u
power of this family remedy, that I recommend
It for the various ailment which It b designed -
cure and always and that It Is followed with ths
most wonderful resulta The demand for ths y
Jacobs Oil in both Of ny drug stores exoseds -
for all other similar remedies combined. 30
CHAS. CHR GRAu,
No. 4 Yates Ave- and Cor. ofAham Ava -
Cook Street. Brooklyn, n Y.
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SttJacobs0i]
[Rsgistsrsd Trade Marx.
IN BROOKLYN, N. Y.

81 DEGRAW STREET, Jshn LohsA
Es4.-For quito long time have bsen ~
ferer from Rheumatic pain. which increased b
spite Of all remedies that tried. Having hoas1
Of the st. Jacobs OIL, concluded to maks HiGA
Ny left arm feeling too PAINFUL to endure . -
we're rubbing, took . piece Of flannel, soaked q
we'll with the St Jacobs OIL. and put 1t around NJ
arm % tightly q l could bear It After ne Auo
night of this trial commenced TO experience ~
lief, and after two days all pain vanished. leaviso
q permanent ourA
Decorah-posten., 1880-06-16

Barn. gu aob % lnil &ons er en- Subs @abe for en- Wano.
enten ban er lp9 eQer fritz. men er ban lpa. la iienner ban
fsrit ri8h8 inoerliB bel paa bet. gfter Sui tcs is til at
frhfne lit. % iaa freb i9 no al Sensen, % iaa blep leo
9anlts friif. On Ell Suno berpaa aalbe gertbs 8arieleng.
% ia bar banse for benoe. for bun bapoe oct tnnst % Lett.
Men bet ait ubrGrfst 9obt % Del, % ben aooe Sub bore
Sat % YriS bsrfor tbi babbe leo miitet bsnbs elsr bun MIC.
bpao ifube Der ba bleDst al ben @ienlebenoe ben frog. pi
bare TONNE ben |. Mbri9 fa mart bar bun frnf. iaa too
pssls Bernt til at blipe fen, ban infner mart. Spare til
Sorg oil oct bHps for mig. men for Mor bans oil bet blipe
p9rrc. for alt bpac bun liosr, % alt bpao bun treuer, bet
8ier bun for pssIs 8ernt, Tiger bun. % for at ban Nal blipe
en- flor Wauo. Sub fprfe % bspars os Vile % flame os
for bopmobi8e Sanfsr, men bun boeer ipars til Bshpr mee
@utten % bar ipare til Sanfer ON, bpao ban itaI blips til.
Siben bko mesct lang. for Der par lite Sot at k, men
no paa Taaren iom ban 6obas 8ratIanS meo camille Der.
til paa Sleoe. Sa bleps ri MMe ms9et GLADE, % ban oro8
IGn9ere ipbpaa. % Der traf ban en- forabt 9o9 Spite. % Ia
9ancet par ulelet Der, elaimcde ban 400 Wires o. tog IND
Spiten. Oct lfulos ban life bare aiort. Nor nosen sio etsr
Tom Der en- Nmerifaner % io8oc. at pbtten par bans. 90 at
ban piloe baue 100 Dollars for ben. men Sobias laaes "Ses
siosr big 6anoen 90 inaeu Yeuse. Sag bin Suite meo big
% saa Din Wei." % Nmerifanersn ia9ee: "0u sr lptet ind
min Spttc. % on iaI beale Den, fat is bar iorlact ben
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