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Political News.
MR.. wANAMAKER, OF PHILADELPHIA, DECLINES TO
RUN FOR CONGRESS.


MR.. wANAMAKER, OF PHILADELPHIA, DECLINES TO
RUN FOR CONGRESS.
Mr.. John Wanamaker, who had been asked by
the Philadelphia delegation to the Pennsylvania
republican state convention to accept the nominal
ton for Congressman-at-l large, sent last evening
the following letter to the chairman: "YOur COM
mittee have notified me OF your unanimous vote to
as Congressman-at-large desire to thank you
for hOnoring me with your preference, and beg to
say that after careful consideration do not see
my way clear to let my name go before the con-
vention."
THx ARKANSAS GREENBAcK CONVENTION
yesterday made the following nominations: r K.
Garland, OF Nevada, (brother OF Senator Garland),
governor; c. E. Tobey, secretary of state; j. q.
Gerry clerk; B. P. Baker, superintendent OF public
instruction; c. E Cunningham, Congressman-at-
msee To tae
the other offices.
THE TENNESSEE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
was called to order at Nashville yesterday by
John D. Childress, chairman OF the high tax wing.
after a few remarks, alluding to the unfortunate
spirit two years ago, read the call for the conven
ton The chairman, in a short speech, urged
spare, and that, unless the two wings united, the
republicans would continue to govern the state
mously chosen temporary CHAIRMAN Mr.. McCon-
nell represents harmony In the party. In his
speech, on taking the chair, he advocated har-
mony OF views on he debt settlement.
The convention reassembled at p. m. Josiah
Patterson, OF Shelby county, was elected perma-
nent chairman, and Nell L Brown f., and E p.
Wade, permanent secretaries The usual COM
mittees were appointed and then the convention
adjourned until this morning.
THE LABOR ELEMENr IN PENNSYLVANIA.
j. n. Munyon, editor OF the Labor World, OF
Philadelphia city, positively declines to issue q
call for an Independent state labor convention, he
having been SO solicited by the elements dssatis-
lied with the greenback-labor ticket. The refusal
Is on the ground that the labor element Is too
much divided on the political questions now agi-
tatfng the state
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OTHER NEW York Notes,

DETHCTIvB ALLAN PINKER10N has brought suit
In New York against Mary A d. Bruen to recover
murder OF Nathan Cunningham, In east Virginia
The defendant claims that the plaintiffs agents
were incompetent, and sets up counter claim for
&2206 paid, as she states, under mistake OF fact
In the expense account rendered are items for sub
scf1ptons for church stove and for pastor;
sheep for shooting match. So" ana two items for
$ treating jurors during week. &lEn ana f230 =
IN ere ore also items fer ECm1 err CT gallons and
half gallons fer treating.
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The HARrER's FERRY PRorERrY.-The solici,

THE HARPER's FERRY PRoPKRTY.-The Solicitor
of the Treasury gave notice that on Monday, Tues
the government property at Harper's Ferry should
appear before him to make applications. No one
has as yet appeared, and although the Solicitor
VIII grant few days grace IL Is not thought that
any application will be made. No answer to the
letter sent to the B. & o. railroad company some
me aes f an eF fSr the
to advertise the property for sale early next week,
reserving the right to withdraw, rather than sac
property would bring as much as $4,000, but no
such amount is expected to be realized now.
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT HILL has received thir-
teen proposals for the sale OF building site for
public building at Frankfort, KY. The offers
ranged from 81 to $4,000.
q. S. TREASURER Gilfllan has returned from
New York, where he has been for the last few
days on private business
Two UNDERrAKERs AND ONE CoRPsR-In the
taker, at AZ and streets southwest, was in the
dock, charged with the larceny OF an ice-box from
Edward Nelson. another undertaken, OF No.4E
the defendant, and stated that a colored woman.
living on 9th street, between and streets SOUTH
bee
he took his cebox to the house and put the corpse
into It Edward Nelson. the complainant was
to 10 bury her, and had received his pay in ad-
vance. When Nelson arrived on the premises be
found the corpse IN Days lce,oox and removed T.
into the yard in the mud. Day subsequently,
called and found things in this state and he took
so e a a@ s the , st
Attorney Moore said it was wonder be did not
Sa s q or Sc dsencs Vas
tScss present. ana q IS claimed 70 have hen on
e ~ ~ ~ 49, 49, a is,essv 80 =
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THE RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaster Sutton re-
ports arrivals at the river front follows: Schr.
Austria, Brown, $4,000 feet lumber II. !. Biscoe;
Schr. Annie F. Clark Wheeler, 1901 feet do. city
dealers; schrs. George and Martha Jane and Ris-
ing Sun with cord wood for q. J.. Biscoe and J. o.
Carter; barge George NJ. Ryne, Smith, 100 tons OF
coal; schr. W. j. Franklin, Spedden, 206 tons coal
tons coal sans anu st 9o sne t,Ght
Stephenson Bros; stmr Norfolk, Lawson. mer-
chandiSe j. Fl. johnson Co.; Schr. Annie Adams,
Palmer, 104 tons coal Johnson Bros: Schr. Herman,
Tall, 147 tons coal same; schr. Nellie Brammach,
$50 tons coal same; schr Clara, Beacnam, 11S tons
city dealers; schr. Sarah lie Burn, Smith, O.O0I
feet lumber j. H. johnson & Bro; stmr. Sarah,
brown, 212 tons coal S. Emery; Schr John T.
Russell, B0chell, IS tons coal johnson Bros. schr
Edward Dement,, Todd 10S tons coal Stephenson
Bros; barge VIM. Fl. NARROW, Relnhardt, 100 tons
Williams, 10000 feet lumber E. E. jackson; schr.
Julia, Smith, 300 barrels tar for dealers; schr NJ
J. Stephenson, Evans wood market; schrs. Banner,
CoQuett and May a. Shea, all with cord wood for
II. L. BiScOe.
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ANOTHER IRIsH ECARR.-A cablegram nom Lon
don, June 20, says: All the boats from Clare were
searched to-day In consequence Of report that
an American vessel had landed quantity OF arms
The Times, In its column Of naval and military
intelligence, says the guard ship Valoruus was
recently ordered to Davenport but In consequence
Of Information Is to tho danger Of leaving the
irish coast tnemcient1y wascheds the order has
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
u OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

u OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
WASHINGTON. ID. c., June IL, 1882.
PROPOSALS win be received at the Office of the Su-
perhtetent Tor furnishing supplies for the u. Trea-
sury buding for the fiscal year ending June 80 1883
and will b. submitted in classes '
awards Vii be made for articles enumerated in the
foow1n2 classes only 20 REGULAR dealers therein viz:
furnltare Fuel. Forage, Hardware. Ice Lumber and
Iry Goods All other items vii be included in class
AIsceianeous end will be subject TO open compettlon
Proposals Viii lie opened on the following dates:
oilsceAaneous Suppiles at II O'Clock noon, TUESDAY
June "a, 1882.
Hardware, at IL O'Clock noon WEDNESDAY June
p, 1852.
Furniture, ct IL O'Clock. noon, THURSDAY June %
1882 -
Forage, at O'Clock PM. THURSDAY June 90 1892
Lumber, at IL O'Clock, noon. FRIDAY, June 80 1882
Ice. at o'c.cck p. M, FRIDAY, June 80 1882
Fuel at IL O'Clock. noon, SATURDAY, July 1, 1882
DRY Goods, at o'clock j. m. SATURDAY. July l.
1882. =
Successful bidders win be required TO deliver supplies
itnn hirty days after acceptance Proposal except
N classes Fuel Ice and FORAGE.
Scledu.es and additional particulars will be furnished
ulon aPItc1 ton to the Superintendent.
Inc department to any or all
bids. and TO waive defects ' w. 49,
No contract viii be awarded for the supplies referred
70 ABOVE until appropriation for their purchase shall
have been made by Congress.
CHAS. J. FOLGER
yeA1-WplIH.ot Secretary.
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THE WILL OF VIM. Cook, filed with Register
Ramsdell Monday, leaves to his wife, in lieu of
DOVER lot q square 1884, and lot H. square 1885, with
improvements, the household furniture, and one
half OF all moneys he had when he died, and one
half OF all that may be realized from claim now
pending in Congress, and the residue of his estate
to be divided between his two children.
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PROPOSALS FOR PARoUETRY FLOORS.

DJRUPU5ALS FOK PARQUETRY FLOORS.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE WAR AID NAVY
DEPARTNENTS,
WASHINGTON. &C.. June l6 1882
sealed Proposals for furnishing, delivering fitting
and laying IN place complete, two Parquetry Floors in
Two rooms IL tho North Wing OF the Building for State
war and Navy Departments this city, will be received
NJ TINS office until TWELVE NJ JUNE THIR-
presence Of bidders. -
Specifications. general instructions TO bidders and
blank forms Of proposal viii be furnished TO manufac-
turers OF par4uet-y on application 10 this Office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY.
5el6-6t 1t. Col. Corps of Engineers.
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The Frightful Tornado i'm Iowa.

1me EIbXmthuh 1OKnaoO nOVya.
sIxTY-NIEE DEAD; FIVE HUNDRED WOUNDED: FTP
TEEN HUNDRED PEOPLE WITHOUT HOMES; s, 100000
LOSS IN PROPERTY.
An appeal to the people OF the United States for
aid has been issued in behalf OF the people OF Iowa
whose homes were devastated by the recent tor.
nado. The situation is thus summarized after
careful inspection: The tornado MADE destruc-
tive sweep through a thickly-settled portion OF
Iowa, some $50 miles In length and on average half
a mile wide. extending from points south OF Anes,
In the center OF the state, and I'm the shape OF q
crescent, 70 South English, IN Keokuk county.
From the southeastern part OF the state we have
the names now OF 60 OF the dead and 600 OF the
wounded, half OF the latter grfevously hurt and
probably q nth OF them fatally Over 800 families
have had their homes totally destroyed, and there
are now at least 500 persons homeless and In
want The loss In property viii exceed te00,ooo
and may reach $3C00,00Q In the town OF Grfnneu
alone over 100000 In property was destroyed, on
none OF which there cent or insurance, @ IN
the case OF nres. The fury OF the storm, which
was clearly OF electric origin, and which, indeed
may be described as having been electricity tese1f
may be understood from the statement that ot ~
rous places it took up In its great epirals or nm
nels houses thousand feet into the air, and took
up and carried large dr0yes OF cattle through 10
air for thousands OF feet and dashed then Gown
dead In heaps Many thousands Of cattle, hoguc4
hogs ana o<hcr animals now lie In the track a. ~
tornado ana m already rotting and adding 70 -
horror the fou ana pervading odon Of putreeoo.
ton.
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SERIOUS PHASE OF THE NEW YORK FREIGHT-HAN-
Oilers STRIKE.

oilers STRIKE
In regard to the strike of the freighthandlers in
New York the Tribune says editorially:
1.-THE strikes in this city and its vicinity have at
length assumed a serious phase. For some time it
seemed as II labor troubles would not afIllct New
York greatly, but the spirit OF dissatisfaction is
catching, and now 5000 men along the river fronts
have quit work. Monday 400 freIght-handlers on
the Erie road In jersey City struck for higher pay.
They had postponed such action, hoping that the
company would yield to their demands, but when
they saw that freight which ought to have gone by
river to the Erie line they stopped work, appa-
rently cling that undue advantage had been
taken OF their patience. The spirit which the men
across tn river and those In this city exhibit is
generally entirely orderly. They have shown con-
siderable annoyance, however, when they have
been some what Ostentatiously watched by the po-
lice. This is point the authorities need to guard
against Policemen should be kept In reserve in
convenien places, out there is no reason why the
strikers should be provoked by any unnecessary
display OF force"
OTHER NEW FORK Notes.
The New York board OF aldermen yesterday
passed resolutions urging the railroad, steamship
and other corporations employing laborers to In
crease their wages to g llay. 10 enable them to
provide for the support Of themselves and fami-
lies
The striking type-founders OF Farmer. Little &
Co., New York, wha were to have returned to work
further demand that the flrln discharge the hands
employed to I'LL the strikers places This the nrm
refused to do and the strikers refused to return to
work.
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Mrs. Henry Clark, OF jacksonville, Fla, nee
Mary Adele Reynolds, youngest sister OF Col.
Charles A Reynolds, Quartermaster S. army, died
there at six O'Clock yesterday morning. after two
weeks illness OF malarfal fever. Her remains Will
be brought to this city for interment In Mo uni
Olfvet.
Gonzaga College commencement will take place
at Ford's Opera House this evening.
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CAPITOL Notes.

Mr.. Robson. OF New Jersey, from committee on
appropriations, reported back In the House to-day
the naval appropriation bill, and it was referred
to the committee OF the whole
The House, at 2:15 O'Clock to-day went into COM
mittee OF the whole (Mr Camp in the chair on the
bill to reduce internal revenue taxation.
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DROPOSAIS FOR CONSTRUCTING AN ADD
u TION TO PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING NEAR
HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

OFFICE OF INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS d. c.,
WAsHINGToS, June 10, 1882.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the Commits
eioners of the District of Columbia UNTIL NOON OF
THE TWENFI-FOURTH INSTANT for construct
Ing an addition to the Public School Building near
Howard University. Plans and specifications may be
seen at the office Of the Inspector of Buildings the
District Of Columbia deposit of 500 must accom-
pany each proposal guarantee that the bidder if
successful viii enter into contract with good and suf
Gent bond within five days from date of the award
The Commissioners reserve the right reject any or
Al bids. -
By order OF the Commissioners of the District of Co
iuinoia THOS. II. ENTWISLE
yozo-5t Inspector of Buildings.
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Nominations To-day.

The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
Corps of ..EngineerstFlrst Lieutenants Al
bert II. PaySOn, John G.. ID. knight;
Richard L. Hoxie, VIM. L. Marshall and Joseph
II. Willard to be captains.
Second LieutS. Curtis Med. Townsend, Gustav j.
Fiebeger, Oberi1n NJ. Carter, George w. Cocktails
and John Mills to be 1St neutenants I'd Lieut.
Edward T. Brown to be LIST lieutenant 5th artillery
Second Lieut.. Christian c. Hewitt, to be LIST leu
tenant 10Th infantry. Second Lieut. John j. Brere-
ton, to be LIST lieutenant oath infantry.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND
NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 21st, 1882.
Sealed Proposals and Designs for the Decorative
Painting of the walls, ceilings iron finish OF
rooms larse and small in the north wing of the build
Ing for State. War and Navy departments in this CITY,
VIII be received at this Office until TWELVE NJ. on
JULY TWELVE. 1882 and opened Immediately there
after in presence of bidders.
Specifications. general instructions to bidders and
blank forms of proposal viii be furnished to regular
decorative artists on application TO this office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Je2l-et Lieut.-Col. Corps of Engineers.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SHENANDoAH ALUM SPRINGS SHENANDOAH
- county, vs.. Now open. Round trip tickets +. 1
via B. Il o. L. r. For pamphlets address YETA
je3-1n FsRSON K co. I.,EX
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OCEAN VIEW. BETWEEN CAPES HENRY AND
~ Charles, and twenty minutes ride by rail - 4
from Norfolk. Trains every hour. New and SG.AY
elegant seaside resort: Newly and elegantly SI.kiE
passed the Atlantic coast. The undersigned
the public that Ocean View will be kept rst-cass in
every particular Board So so per day. and liberal
engagements made for parties by the week or month.
Letters kilograms to ]. A. Kennedy, Ocean View,
Va, viii receive prompt attention Boats and Fishing
Tackle, Billiard Saloon. Bowling Alleys etc. J. A.
KENNEDY, Proprietor. my22-lm
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{ yUNNINGHAM, 'EATTER,m,spRING STYLES
Straw Hats Of an kinds cleaned. beached Re-, ms
MANILA specially. CUNNINGHAM. 20 ssh street
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OAKLAND AND DEER PARK n. 4
" B. o. Summer Resorts VcHAV
OPEN JUNE 18th ltlFHI
The liberal and determined efforts of the B. o. r.
Co to make these well known and popular hotels the
equal of any Summer resorts in the United States in
point Of size, well as grandeur, only be realized
when seen.
The capacity Of the hotels for the season of 1882 is
double that of Last and expense
sdered where these already lovely places could be made
more attractive and comfortable.
For particulars address G.. 8. WOOD.
je7tjy1 EUTAW HOUSE. BALTIMORE Nd
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REsT BLUE FLANNEL SUITS. so AND So.
- fast colo-s: Boys. 81 and 50: Chi,dren's. with
short pants s. and So Childrcns Linen Suits 81; Of
nee Coats 40 and soc. Mems and Boys Straw Hats
from upwards The best 81 School Shoe the city
Misses and Childrens Slippers and p. Ties exam
nation. from 75c. up: J.0.w. Cong. Cater and
Low-cut Shoes. for 81. so. j. W. SELBY,
- 1914-19l6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ITOTEL ALBION,
IL ATLANTIC CITY, N. j. A., 4
y, Opens for the season Of 1882 Saturday, June
appointed hotel in Atsntic City An open air pavilion
with unobstructed floor Of 500 square yards for hops
and anus emeDts has been added this season.
GEO. l.. JACOBY, Manager,
LENTZ l. SIEGRIST,
je1J-2m Proprietors.
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(NOLTONS SUMMER RESORT, EIGHTY MILES
- down the , ryermfne e6 5shing SysteEing
Terms 81 .25 per day. r. J. COTTON, Pro- A..ftE.
prietor Mestown p. o., st. Marys CO. Md, ie8- PIN
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A Glass Factory Burned.

PITTSBURG, Pa, June 21.-Phillips Bros. VIII
dOw-glaSS factory on 18th street was totally d.
stroyed by fire this morning. The loss is so, 00
insurance So, 400. The fire was caused by the Ct
pola OF the factory falling In.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
q MIIerIet.

@tiinali9e Sur. GOlsenbs fpabr,
gesebsnbstt pirp Dem .,8l. Sour" SoJ
einem Ausersfussn berihtst: 0or Sur.
gem erlttsn In elmer rpsblrenpmmirter
8erltnsr @ltnif etn Bauer aus Der prps
ptna nit einem gan, bdbi6en. ROTH
pansiSsn Ibhisrlstn BON stpl II
Sabrsn unp tiaste, ras bieis Dor etntseu
Wpnatsn sans plSsli6 u. cbne ALE srinp.
lt6e uria6e ofe Sprahe perlOren babe.
Gr bat nun, pas Wdrben su unters
iabn uno - eS rr5se fofen, mas 60
MOLE BON btsIsm nsbsl su bsfreien.
Die tettrfenpsn @er;ts sramintrten ben
Vatsr unp unte,iudten coS Wdp6en,
tparen aber sanj oubsr Stanp, irssno
stpen Anbalt ;u 9eptnaen, I'm BON Der
au9enldetnltden @irfans auf eire ur'
lo6e III iblisssn. Das Wdo6sn mar
feruseiunc, Die Stlbafsnbett Ger 3unse,
ess Ssb!fcpfs &C. mar pur6auS normal
uno an elmer Rranfbsit bate fe Gber>
bdupt nod ntdt 9sIitten. Aber ifumm
mar iie. oos wuste Der Batter unp Be-
itdttste pur6 3eitsu Die 5ohter. Da
fraste Elm junssr aftfsnt, Oh rag Wip,
den f6 aud INNER bdbl6 fc!aiam ano
liebscpu 9rSsist babe, porauf Der Batter
nut q Glslsufsno sur Nrtnort aab. Gas
tSnne CT etesnilt6 ni6t faaen, i'm 9saers
tbstl, Die 1ohter lsi iebr sissnfania
uno ibrri'6 unp Snlanse itstS, eS Iolls
partout Aass mad ibrem &opfe ssbsn.
10 its made Gltern u @sidwiffsrn Die srSB
I il unselesenbsitsn, psnn piss rob nun
stnmal ntbt ssoulret pertsn tonne. -
Da bsristb it9 Ger ARitent NIT ietnsn
Gcussen unp iosleid Isstsn stsls pte
bstpen pole elmer elsctrilten 8atisrie
an spet Nsrpsn pes 6alies unr - i6lois
len pte Sstis. &ueenblidIib aab pos
WdpGen Sprablauts BON fi6 unD
lpsnn pisie aub nob stpas unartifultrt
flansen, 10 brabten ls cod csn slsr;tsn
bic usberBsuSuns BET. eos Is ii1 bier
mSbr um etn NibIwoIen aIs UNI Elm
Ni6tfbnnsn banple. Die Rtrfuna Der
SatteIts wurpe cobsr etpdS ssmdBisi
UNI esm WdpGen u srcfast, paB man
nitt frdber aufbSrsn pelpe. auf lis
etnjuptrssu, bis fs auf als 5rasen
tlore Antppu seastea babe. Da be-
gam eenn pa6 Wdpben auf sinmal
3u r%atfOnntrfn uno 10 srt!drsn, man babe
tbr sren,snloiss uurstt sstban, Sstnsr
wplIs. Dos its rpus. uno pa babe fe
ii6 Surs'ncwmsu. su i6petssn. bis man
IN ausn Dtn9sn ibrsn Dtlsu .srfaqs. -
Der Batter, peIdsr anfanss NIT pffensm
Nuuoe bic Utrtune Der WunOsrfur
a%nssfaunt, purre i'st fu&spilC uur
la8te: Sra nu, lu6sn Sic ie mai
lps - jsgi nsbre i6 lis NIT mad Sauie
uncpa psrpsn mir nod man6ss WUrt
nit %einanper rspen /"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
Wirt9sbauisr In Grieaenlano

aebSrsn III ben isItsnsn 9anpidaftsaaf.
fassn. DIAN rsift bort isbr biqis. psnn
man ras Slid bat, naub tn Irfaeien
ssbcrsn" su isin, unp bessitsrte 6reunre
Der antife mSssn ioaar in Dem Sspubts
iein l6rsIssn, pas Is i@ bort na6 Der
alien srishil4sn Sitte rss ,&stiens auf
Soften Anpsrer", b. b. HetlenS auf SAT-.
frsunpi6aft mob ppbIsbsn ldst. Der
@ris6e lsItt falls sr einmal ,um NsiIen
senbibis! III. fiebt itt wpbl Dor, caB CT
ale Gtappsn Ietner Strasen nit ,,@af
ftsuncen" bslsst fiacst Der 5anplansss
r~eiisnps perlisrt ii6 islbf bsute nod
ni6t 10 !stdt bisrber. unp Der Srempe
.eoppS" miro, 10 falfulirt man, nttt
Obne Drasoman retlen, unp pisisr bat
sspiB pis dbsral. 70 aud bier, letusn
,,8unbaruS" C9spaitsrl bel pelbsn sr
untsrfcmmsn l6aft. @osu alp @afi,
bauer bauen2 @riebsnlanp 1T nod
ni6t GulbiVn fur lOurIit'n ssperpen u.
miro IS faum pstpsn, raflr iteben ete
liebsnswirpis iptBsu, i6nstrsnpsn HisisL
NIT psnsn Go ibsrlist IN. Wan mue Itt
bort bitten, ~ieinen 6us an sinsn iptssn
Stsin ~ ftpeen" ppsr absr ben Sue In
patehtIsper ssbdat auf piele 8isisI ~
lssen. Sie iinp psbIbaft unr Sertbstpis
sen ibr Saterlano idon eurb ibrsn Sttb
Dor Dem Observation-Disclosures Ipurtz
tsntrpm. lnp crb siebt 70 bic uus "a
W~iibsbauisr TN lpnnissu Ssaas. slbsr
pie lsbsn lie aus .gSir tratsn elm
iaat eth nsusr &silenpsr - ersrifsn
pom ben pUlfpmnisn uubeUpbnten unp
unpnltlpiisnsn 8dumsn SsiiB unp In
italirtsn uns ,ubi8 III Dem srSbten Sc
ma2e, wsl6ss nit leinsn Gspitsrn unp
Salfpns zen Drafts bebsulbt.
Nibt alju LANCE parauf etidien Elm
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