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Diligence of the Legislature.

Through all the Republican
newspapers in the State, as a mat
ter of course, and by some lew
Democratic, structures have been
expressed in reference to the tardl-
ress of the Legislature in its work.
There is no just reason for this, as
by q reference to the journals of
most sessions will appear. 1t Is
utterly impossible for a newly
chosen Legislative body, fresh from
the people, to get under way, un-
der from two to three weeks from
the commencement of the session.
The Senate is always more diligent
than the House, from the fact that
it is q smaller body, aud all sub
jects coming before it have fewer
members to be consulted, conse
quently Legislation is more freely
and easier decided upon. The
House being more numerous, this
rule does not apply. The records
of the present Senate and House
show that fully as much business
has been transacted in each body
as by former bodies in the same
time. Beyond the new regisira-
ton law which was fully discussed
and passed the Senate, the Balti-
more city redivision ward bill, AND
the police bill, there is no general
ly important measure before the
General Assembly. Fully four
fifths of the bills already presest-
ed, are those of a private nature,
some of which will not, and osh-
ers ought not to piss. The Re-
Publican journals, we presume,
ieel it their constitutional dufy 80.
complain of the tardineSs OF lrgis
lation, yet if important subjects are
rushed through, railroaded, AS il
is termed, without due conCidera
tioa, there is then just cause for
complaint Therefore we say with
out fear of contradiction. that the
Senate and House are now about
as far advanced as it is possible
under the circumstances. There
have been but few Offices to b.
given out by the Legislature, so
that there has, from this fact
been more discussion upon those
that have been disposed of than
10 usual when a larger mum ber
lain the attention of the Senators
nd Delegates. We expect the
Republican journals to complain,
ut we have not been prepared
our Democratic brethren
he wake of men who
a.sg for them only so far
hey can use them. The ma
al solicitude they manifest is
npted by a different motive
IN that which they pretend their
lguage to apply. Tn presrn'
nate aud House have been dill
ut, aud we challenge the proni
he contIary.-Mary land Jour
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fer oil these PniS'ri tenspia.n.s sud Weaknesses
seeSszssaoa tSsSF bcs sesanls l'OpSiat.Sa.
it win entirely tie ssofst lo:. e sEo Gem
pia!ats e.. t-sis'rS ifaEr.sS ss-d V.ee-s-
tion, Fel;.aS I'D liz isc.aorRs. s-t,e Consequent
SPINAL Weakness sad IL particularly adsrsed ~ lAo
Cbango Of LIE.
IL viii o:scivo sHl er. ri t:ncf- From IKE xterus n
sa early stare - ecveIoTss,t Ths tcuce,.sy TO
essous hurc to:+is checked VERY. <s,,iy ~ 10
IL removes faness sa;csz-y, tisst, AL craving
FER .&inGlais. Sai TCii, wc&frSss CT Sss stNAe
Il curaG Eoat.7;-, E'-a1aehss. EsrvOaS PrOsS%ioa,
Gsne-al peo...ty, sso.sssSee, peiG1S:Se and lndi-
Cestios.
Tia: feeling % bearing down. es7s.zg pain. weight
and haekaojr, - sir ty cared by !ts
II viii al tinos cad ucs- sli cirere:ares IA
harmony Sta the laws shEt rovsrn TIA female ss.en.
For tins cu@eof E.tney con.isin CO s:ler Ills
CoIs?oua1 s. Sn-cr.slss;d
LYDIA :. PISSHht.'s VEGETABLE CosI-
Peg Nd Is prepared at rs ard rs Ts-;e.n Areaue,
LyEa, Issx Piios 81. Elk ho:lle-:orsj. sentiy mail
IN the ferls OF pi. also ia t,s Fem OF a=c=~ts
r-os. o. r--o e. yer bo< fer s-;..r. &r r.I.zba-n
frsy answers al letter. CT ir.ry ssri Tor ps29a-
1t a.dgs Is EScTs. =. -.su-I tbs IeseT.
- family should - Vit,.ous LYDIA z. riS1EAMS
LIVER FiiIi lay sars sexse. ~6oE, blioasLsss,
49, tor y Of 49, Hys-. = e-:sr-r box.
g1-SS4G 10 Ge Ss~ssssS>S3- IA
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e,ch
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ECLIPSE WIND ENGINE.
Victorious ot -Four Wo4ds Fears.
has TAKEy q GOLD. SILVER AND
BRONZE MEDALS AID $50
FIRST PREMIUMS.

The railroads Of the United States and Canada put
in more ECLIPSE MILLS than all others put to-
crthcr. We export more than all others combined :.
Our Mill is not sold a cheap MILL but tile best
Mil in the world. For last tour years have never
received II cent repairs Of any OF my mills that
by the ECLIPSE We make is sizes from / 2 20
GO feet diameter. from man to 40horse phwcr, aud
used for pumping from wells, springs, brooks and
rivers Also have POWER MILE for grinding
grain, sheilng corn. saving WOO, cutting fodder,
etc. furnish mills separate. or will contract to DO
Whole job, including tower, pumps, piping etc, -
pl.n ornamental, and will guarantee 10 siys sat
isfscton, and refer ~ the following parties who have
tksM
J r. Noreeeai n. Mallory,
John r. Phillips, Jamss ". T1-on,
.Tcl r Gill A. u. M,rs-u 4 Son,
Mo-. Jas. a cary, Dr. VIA. sisa,t.
T. e. Hinul. Capt " u. SE.ehiaal
Hoo = Rosers, EdSarl I,Rch,
v. Harvey, john T. Isng,
.. AmaE. y. z. Mefy-i.
TlOzsss Bills, Wa. :. Cano'sykAa,
{ l.. Cole, lIes 4. V. Bassiu,
Wa. sNnewden, Gstm.a TO,
Co D. z. Taylor, ! 2. in.i-v.
J.Ers -pye-. Es4 $50 CossSses,
Ch.rl:- ]. aAks, We. y. Hiss.
l.. T. kD':u~nd, Si!sn,l Sla.k
Horace ! 'b0St Hon ?. 34rpish,
JsAE j. Gilman. Se.i.ter Boo,
asd - eLAsr&
NeHPAREIL YARN ND yExr nYLI,
eEISDIs9 o0RS, BOSps ETC
69o-sss e. cal -
ooFES h BUXTON = ee..
ecr.Tsl AsslE
No. O. nsss Yrstt ,sress StlsnSr,, Sd.
The ECLIPS 9 has tAhea the Tfst Prize a-dR d,
90 Worlds FsF, lc,o, NJ eydnty AestrSia.
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"pINE GROVE SETTLEMENT,


as The
pine GROVE SETTLEMENT"
is no~ oEered for sale npon tho me,i f.Vors-
hle ierals.
This estate lie; IN the main county Rad
from Snow Hi, the comfy town af Eor-
O. SCR C"aatv, Ia Salisbury, the Coun'v
t1Wn of " CONGO Comfy Within ei.h,
Mile of the former ard twelve nile al The
latter. Il is iur'oV-l is :. - TARA ho.<,s
-ligiilY located sai ~i'h r>c"esa-, ent-
huIi9in q AID lirs Eiue .lter tcnGnt hau,as
fNiTli distributed er il. Il has 6,~iGg
through lis rtelre 4 yery snt~rior will
S1~'m u!en which il ~''i-ar,- .n'gi
gisl-nill now kciak rem A:,s.a-i -
'h;> sni PROPERTY i, d .lhrtIh!. 6selt;py
hcae. rad fair si2"d lei ~ Ir.nna Il l4a
.'$ uuon i; f.Snr.biy le,tr, :. Xc.d t7e.
story SlDte house il which ar e'-. t4.i.
ncs- l. nos Icing done with HACK sl.h
sLcp ussr by hints hnts- poNer 2lsn-
dy rsrt.tle Steam S,w Vii j. a"7 ~ sra-
tIon on the urct Shd will be s".a eiJh Ia -
Tie hHlidin:. are l1Cst.c cONPrHieps -
good r0ads aud are of -tBy eCce>S. saot
90 scr-. ci lie ti>tt "a u"Cer ealiV,fss
I'D the .ltuce is ia ti-,ier .roG - hics tee
lar pi..S ~, cen yn, h.asiug tie n4s4
~,-Yi sscn y taA 0ts C%w">s a., il
Qgsn'iti,s srsici 81 .Or hs .ldi'< o,isr. 81
End fvnriua. ia Improving ths property -
Tie trSct ~ races = S,,r.iy 81 eo;:e ,se
rpl.hi et'T c.jhY fht lore, . 81 a
large position is ii'ek sNasir s.!A cla, si"-
soil, snd 's ,ery protective Tie 81 sr j.
suscer' biz cf -,sy drainage ere 4 &c div
improved. ana very CT hsu-Ao1 - tie
2lo@ IN u lrucks Hud fruits std htira ss.h-
in etsF reach - >uow ii.il ut 1hS: sei III
Shippers have daily ton., .nica'i"ns e' rail
"iih tie k"ititJn Ila keis, hrc ikIee s's't>
Il week With N~g FORK - ,he tsi iss@iu-
o. Stem slip Ct e, - - from L"Ses YET,
i u1,r" t-r. suc"'a sate - nose 10 c ell
y Yfo~ ii,ii- sad vg,i..ses - ~ st.
For r-a-e d,hnisc partieas.,, srice, . IS
ere these r, icCE ~ tn.cha-e Tiit adj
...ss ellhet + l. NyIis,d Co., Nfiv.ae,
Sew Jcrset u t',cir Aceai. y. Il S'rs2gi y
.or la rfga.--si Ssov Rlli, hs., and aay
orr Il ii = g, viii nd tyrn,'e fse land
.."n ptelrr Lot.te, MI be ne. I, the "2el.t
Il S.ss .ill aul conveyed - ara Shown
q t!. a:.es.
Au-. !+.u.
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1909.
ssaypeF'S Weekly.
ILLuoTRATuD.

H07sr's Esekig senRds st tie heed 81
America i'liss..sa seS:ilv journals. ~
i's "nPr@rsss sss'.en ia eolisics is sdnir-
'il. i.ir-'sosiN.. its escettlliv chosen Sesiels
sher' so Ks s.-'cs-s, .A3 rce;rs, eluiri-
'uita b.! 10: ~ sa'a artists ae,d sithos q
tie dsy, it s>e,ibs i.ssrs.s,es sol eo ss,e hai
mens To- s sSantas n2 Aussc:e.n in,iEs.
u wiz "l.sva ~. shs >i-4 * the gsi,i,sh-
ers IL lssse HHP-rs TsecAs tia most popu-
lar asi ata'saliVc IN sly M s.paAr 10 the
World.
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Notice to Creditors.

rTHE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives notice
that he has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Worcester County letters Q; adj
ministfation upon the est te of
JOHN j. EVANS,
late Of ssid county, deceased All persons
having claims ngsins' the said estate are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber, on or
before the l4lh day Of July, in the year 1882,
otherwise they may by law beexcluded from
all the benefits theI eof.
JOHN EVANS,
Adminisii akos
TEST; GEO. r. BRATTEN,
Asx- kSa Rsvsa d Willy.
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EMPLOYMENT
ROR AssE
rs Seu 4 8ftsslkks .AHTGis.

FFSHI posr ss stE - sss pa o. 1's e.
eel e rio rCs>s, re 0's % 90 -
the S'sb"0i, the ,s-or a>h.-s a. ss,I -
b. ,oopI tO.z. -, sti % 80 's.h he',
ne, j. Il ~ s.ll sarsA; o. -. 20 o -
es, sles.s' af.rs - "a: so zee souss
AID T,iI ar oth re 81 ssrn RI 80 y.
cGs giSe tCS ~. lss o's. 81 ihs wee o.
iuiirs l.ar -atPr srss s-l- p1y+lrs
or is ,CBro H~i. p.e.s 70 HS3es y.ur
!rst - aad "a. a.: e u .on - o.;
core for e,.silu5 sest. c4e SuEfrt va 81
re Iri&rgs tilps i" 80 t'--sf .tEt y si!l
cpst 0iI osi, =. 49, go Pc IL, 81 ~
Wris .sr "a 20 s-sis =; il soay ae re-
10 ~ u ls,ki6s t,s- l$'s sLsy is1is.
10 ssh s.cl - - - We III
nni have t. :ST,S' - l. ~ ~ SFry
and ruE risk ~ i" r1g i. Yts -. s-.Gi.r
see ,hA, 1t atli =. 1o- ,sv ms 10 70 l.
FROM SlJ 10 . o. Al n,.a sd ~ Dl>s :
lucrative. aad ia .ryc..h~t' sas-rvss 30 e.
,t~, sirai1 stt"twt' ard p'.@'nSle. ~
Ivud - hi. niAlier = . 90 seteh fnSkY
IN IT tor / who -ngo.e s.rh ~ - i'll
surprise ,oe ana yns w,l .so@s-r Wv yoN
never wlo's ~ Is hefiic. w >LHs FULL
P;RTlCsLsES FEsE. Address
EtCkkl sV'ye 20
Nau,e l.i- Hss,r. MsSi ONO
SGT : ca.
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1882.
ET.aTpey'S BaxaT.
RATED,

This popular journa! is a rare combina-
ton of literature, art, aud fashion. Its
stories. poems, and essays are by the best
v riters of Europe and America its engrav-
ings pCss sses the highest ar is;ic excellence,
ard in al matters pertaining TO fashion il is
u, ivers;;liy acknowledged to be the leading
authority in the land. The new volume will
contSi many brilliant novelties.
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1882.
HarPer's Ma.
ILLUSTRATE

ALWAYS var: =. always
improving. "-CHARlEs FRANCIS
lIarper's Magazine, the p,Ost
Illustrated periodical in the world
six,v-fourib vOlumn with the
Number. II represents what is /
merican literature and art; and
success in England where it has
circulation larger lhtn that OF any
magazine of The same class-hns bro
TO is service the most eminent writ
artists of Great Britain. The forth
yo:umes fur 1892 will in every respe
pass their predecessors
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-02-11

4 marriage Insurance. com-
. have followed the death
leculative iniamies into cont,
he first suit is fiuingty
in Berks county. Tac
is farmers and iragai arti
tha. section have aft IdeG r;
| soil for the cultivation al
by both systems, 'nG a''e'
aud patient suffering under
burden they now seek redress
yepgs. 1t would be a waste
Dor to attempt to create sym
" for the prosecutor 80 'ii's
who has been ble'l t. ins *
at of the fees on a fabulous *
gregste OF policies. He evidently
understood that his expected pro-
fits must be at the expense of the
less fortunate victims and allowed
cupidity to lead him so deeply in
to the mire that the line had to be
'rawn in his face. In citing the
deliDqusnts into the courts he has
,srformed q public service which
ioes not exculpate him, but may
erve as a protection against con
inued depredations. The end of
le suit will clearly be the DISCO
ution of the association and the
beginning of the end of other sim
liar organized iniq uities, and for
that contamination every body will
be thankful. Whether the charge
of conspiracy will be sustained is a
roblem to be determined by the
arts and upon which speculation
this time would be valueless. -
lila. Times.
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A CHILD was born in Dover last week,
wing at the time Of birth, eight well
Cd teeth in its mouth,
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Per Year:

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Il AEPERS NAG 90
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SMALL POH 4
sERADIC1TED1

CoNTAGIoN destroyed.
SICK Rooms purified and
made pleasant.
FEvERED AND SICK PR
soSs relieved and re-
freshed by bathing
with Prophylactic
Fluid added to the
water.
SOFT WHITE COMPLEX
IONS secured by its use
in bathing
IMPURE AIR made harm
less and purified by
sprinkling Darby :
Fluid about.
To PUEIFY rHE BRRATn
CLEANSE TIE TEETn.
IL can't be surpassed.
CArARIu relieved aud
cured.
kRYsIPELAs cured.
BURNEs relivcd instant.
~.
Scars prevented
Removes all unpleasant
doors.
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GREAT GERM DESTROYER.
DARBYS
Prophylactic Fluid !!

FITTING Of SMALL POX
Prevented.
ULCERS purified an d
healed
GASGRENE prevented
and cuied.
DEsENTEEY CURED
WOUNDS .,-aled rapidly.
ScuRyEY cured in short
time
TETrgR dried up.
ir Is PERFECTLY HAns-
LESS.
For SORE THBoAr il Is q
sure cure.
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DHTHERI.4 (
q PREVENTED!

CHOLERA dis.ipated.
sur FEvEk prevented
by its use.
II cases Of death in the
| house, it should al
ways be used III o.
the corpse il will pre-
vent any unpleasant
smell.
An ANTIpcrg for xlimal
or Vegetable roisonc
Stings. sc,
Dangerous etlluvia- ci
sick rooms snd ioFpi-
tails removed by it,
use.
Yellow FEvEr
ER13IcAT,p.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

Per Year:
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In. THREE above publications. .........lO 90
ANY TWO nbov. NAMED. .............7 90
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HARPER = MAGAZINE
HARPER Young PEOPLE .........5 %
HARPER FRANKLIN SQUARE
LIBRARY,
One Year (52 Numbers ............ lilo 90
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Sales or Canada
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VALUABLE
Real Estate
FOR s ALE.
$500 ACRES OF LAND IN ONE BonY.
Rare Chance for Capitalist, or Coloni.',

4 Ii THAT BODY 0E LAYD living main.
n y ii Worcester County. aud partly IN
Wicomico County, A,r, land cont lining
about 2GO0 acres in ore body snd known
as The
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HARPER's PERIODICALS

HAKPER'S PERIODICALS
Per Year:
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HARPERS
HARPER =
The THREE above puhlca iious......lC
An, TWO above named.
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iseno uno BON cine Nn3abl Sdnitters
innen umssben, ueIae BON Den Oamcn
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Monnie) NIT ben Oamen @mnlo &ipp-
iteiu, GUa SdoItsu, Nnna 8oeins,
Gmilie Saeblcr, Gmilie gtiebof uu6
SuIia &rae:tID, in f%leiofnmmer Srsdt,
@drtnerinnen borfeuen6.
Die 2te Siuiiion, 0err Gbas. Gber-
lin, Worfdau, er0fnete Ger 8emiie'
wa9en oes 9srru Gbriit. 8oemer,
einen transportation 9emiiiegarten
barfeIenb, auf weIdem aQe erbentIi'
den @arten un0 Selo9emufe Dertretsn
iuaren. Sierauf fOl9ten in BRET reid
nit BIumen. unb 8%uirlanben eeidmIf'
ten @n9en Die 0titglieber oes Sbarf.
lduken Sereiu5, Ooraus Die Beamten
ocs 8ereins, Die Sduben init 9enebren
unb Dem S~ereinsbanuer foIDenb. 9ie'
fem f9lob fd Der S~a9Owo9eu beS
9srrn Sac. Sirhbofer an, auf benieI.
ben Sdeer i'm SaebcoStum Die @autbe
on Der 9eine b~alteub; Der Ba9eu nit
SeG;n bon SGdieu, 9aien. 3irfdea
unb fonii9em Wilb aefdmi6t. Sieran
reibte fH elm 8agen nit SRI. Nntonte
Gramer ais Sreibeitsa0ttin. um9eben
in buGfder @ruppiruHa o Den Sl'
nten {: Sobunua Yoeidel, emma graf,
Siais Sdubert, 8ofn Baer, Nnna
Snden, 9enristts SdneiOer. Gbriltine
@brifeI, Caroline Ballet, Selma
Monnig, 5obannu Slubr, Nnnie @ie'
boT unO annu SraettIe, ole in Beib
aetl.ibet, nit rotb.wei6- bIauenS 9dreen
unb ben @appeu Der l3 urfprlusliden
Die Decoration bes 8aaens
rpar dussrit gef4madooa unb biloete
bic 9rupps eineu rei;enbeu aubIif.
Oie Ste Oiuiiou, nit Srn. OanI.
baib ais MariGoG. eroHuete Der
Beiuwasen. (uon Den Screen Me. 8oe'
del, S@erer & Co.. nit gadus, Dem
Soft oes Meines, in arie4iidem !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-10-20

Bir erfuden hermit unfere geebrten
Nbonnenten, uus nunmebr Die fdliaen
abonnemsntsbstrdse s%in3ufenben. Die
S~erfteIun9 elmer 3eituna, wie bas
goltsbIatt, foftet 9slo uno mir brau-
den lOIdes eeraOe iebt, iebr notbUen'
big. 2OHentIi6 entipreden redt 8iele
uniersm @efud Durd promptes Be.
3abIen Der Mbonnementsbetrd9e werben
mir eann ou9 in Sen Stanb eeiekt,
bas SIait INNER nisbr au 8erbehern.
9aume beBhaIb Stisman6 Der sS eini.
sermosen mo9lid MAIDEN fauu. uao
isnoe uns Den ia obuebiu fIsineu Be-
traa zines Sabres- HbouRcme nts' Die
faumieIi0eN 8esabler. Die mebr ale
s,uei Sabre i'm 8udffanbe iH6, m6Htcn
mir hermit Defenders aud no@maIs
aufurberu, ibren 8srpFidtanesn sssen
uns nah3uPomrneu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-10-20
@e5IfaHS fur farmer un6 9aub
lucrfer.

9auienbe urn Dollars f0nEPn geipart
rueroen, penn man bic eigene 9eiuno-
belt nno Die ser Seiuisen Do6l 6ehi.
tet. Sit Semono eaiia. bon bIaGer
G%eiMtsfarbe. mi6muthia, leioet er
on Gpetitloiiateit ODER olsemeiner
SGwd9e, 10 folte er ni9t ;au6ern'
fonorrn fa foeIeid cine Sllf@e
6es wunoerbaren .SIeetric Sittersr
boIeu, Der ME nerfehlt. su hclfen, nno
,lunr fur Die 6Ieini9teit bon 90 Gts.
Su bdben in allen N~potbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-10-20

Rddfem Montaa abeno piro 9err
SIS. 8. Dauace, Der republitdniihe
@anbibat sieIts Siitritts fur ben Con-
areb, I'M bieiissn court 9uuie cine
politiide &eSe al Die Burger u~nieres
@ountp's baIten. 9srr Oaame9er
BON SeFeriOn @it9 wirO oil Osm'
Ielben Mbenb cine beutfde Nufpro9e
on unfere Burger boIten. &eiH
8epublitouer ioIte .s beridumen an.
neIenS 3u fein. Demoeraten fno gang
ipeeieu e%iu9elaoen.