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Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
A Badly BereaVed Family. .

L OF hHfl lbLltANs
Mr.. Isaac c. Price who has been re-
siding with his family in Philadelphia
for seve raj years, but returned to this
city some six months ago, bas been sad
ly afflicted in the death Of five men,
bers of his family within the last tif-
teen months. Before returnig to Will
mingtOn three of bis childreI died in
Philadelphia, aged II years, 10 years
and 10 years. A few weeks ago, their
youngest child, IA months old, passed
away, and to add TO the cup of bitter
Corr0w, his companion, ReDecca Ann,
departed this life on last Tuesday even
ing about half past six o'clock. Mrs
Price was formerly a member of AE-
bury M. E. church. The writer visited
her several times during her last i'll
ness and found her bearing her atftic-
ton with great Christian fortitude and
resignation and expressed her trust and
confidence in Christ alone for salvation.
For he- "to live was Christ" and "to
die was gain" The family have the
sympathy OF their many friends in this
city. Mrs. Price was buried on last
Thursday afternoon at the Wiln ington
& Brandywine cemetery, from her late
residence, corner 9Th and Union streets.
W. T. T.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
WIImIMgtOn's LInguISt.

When iu 1878 Prof. P W. HoChkeppel
comuleuced to teach the languages,
he started with only one pupil, the son
of the Rev. l.. Marks, d. d. By his in
defatigable zeal and energy as well as
by his literary ability he soon became
very popular with our most prominent
citizens and it is q fact, he taught over
800 private pupils within that time.
This winter and fall, he can only
teach limited number on account OF
his engagement with the Edge Moore
Iron Company, Besides, he will follow
a new method [convers system) of
teaching the modern language by dis
pensing greatly with that laboriOus
memorizing of grammatical rules,
which will render his instructions cas-
ier, more practical and attractive. In
Latin, Greek, Hebrew, German, French
aud English branches, two lessons q
week are sufficient to learn p language
and they caunot interfere with any
one time or occupation. Pro-. H. can
be seen at III Tatnall street every dav
at 7 O'Clock, p. m., and engagements
should be made at once. We hope, as
he is well known among us, he will lie
well patrOnized.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
FOURTHEDITION
MAYORS COURT.
A Number of Cases Last Evening
Two Pugilistie Damsels.


Last evening the case of Edward New
eli, charged with corner lounging,
which on account of the absence OF MIR.
Hilton had been continued from the
previous evening was resumed. There
were several additional witnesses exam
ined and when the testimony was con-
cluded Mr.. Sharpley, counsel for the de
fendant, asked that the case. be dis
missed. The Mayor said, that in his
opinion the evidence was not suffi-
cient to convict, aud after reprimand-
ing and warning him OF the conse'
quence if he should be brought before
him again, dismissed the case.
a Chester county farmer named Pat.
rick Cutran, was charged by CLERK of
the Market Hickey with a violation of
the new market ordinance respecting
weights and measures. After hearing
the evidence of Mr. Hickey, the Mayor
imposed fine of s. and costs.
John Kerwin got very drunk yester'
day, and as frequently happens became
very disorderly. An officer took
charge of john and last evening the
Mayor imposed fine of So and costs.
William Forsythe, WHO has but re-
Gently been discharged from New Cas-
tie Jail celeb .ated his release by get
ting glorIously drunk, Au officer see-
ing that William was acting in disor.
derby manner undertook to take him to
the hall, when he showed fight and re-
sisted to the extent of his ability He
was sentenced TO pay fine of S3 Band
costs.
James Monaghan was found lying on
the sidewalk SO drunk that he was I'M
able to walk or even stand. The Off
Ger that found the inebriated James
procured a wagon and removed him to
the hall, and the Mayor charged james
81 and costs.
Two col ored girls named Sarah Jant
johnson and Henrietta Wright had q
little difficulty, which they proceedcd
tC settle with their tiate o the banks O
the Brandywine. u prtuuately to'
them, a guardian Of the peace Uawt
along and took them both to the hall
Last evening when the case was heard
the evidence showed that Henrietta wa'
the aggressor, and she was fined 81 anc
costs, while Sarah Jane was let off will
80 cents and cost
Two plain drunks at 30 cents ant
costs each finished up the business fol
the evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
Launch of o Steamer.

Owing to the disagreeable state OF
the weather this morning only few
persons witnessed the launch of the
new iron twin screw steamer'Nictoria,
which glided from tbs ways at the
,yorks of the Pusey & Jones Company,
shortly after o'clock. The boat will
be fitted mp in a first, class manner, and
is designed for New York firm to
run between that city and South
A merican ports, for carrying freight.
The boat Is 13O feet long; 26 feet in
width and feet depth OF hold The
boat will be driven by two compound
engines, ,12 and q 18 and inches stroke,
with Jet condensers and two loco
motive boilers.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
Nearly Drowned.

Yesterday morning Thomas Hinseley
and three or four others hired skitf Of
Robert Smith, at the railroad bridge
over the Brandywine, and went out for
a sail. The men were all drunk and
when near the mouth of the Christiana
the boat upset and threw them in the
water They succeeded ia climbing on
the bottom Of the skitf, where they re-
mained until taken off by a government
tug, which landed them at DuPont's
pier.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
Almost u Fire.

At an early hour this morning some
one took up the ashes from under a
stove or heater at a ladies' furnishing
store on Market street below Fourth,
and threw it by mistake in box in the
the cellar where there was quantity
of waste paper. About 9 o'clock the
place was filled with smoke, causing
considerable excitement. In short
time some men forced their way In
and extinguished the fire, which had
not burned enough to do any damage.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
Rain Drops

Peaches are on the decline
This weather is bad on 'h'' ~
clubs. 81
Police business is rather uu''
present time , j,
The steamer FELTON, reSllm0u /
this morning
Remember the oyster 'UH'u
hams tonight .
The streets of the city have
a thorough cleaning
Today is a Jew 'h NoIi'''
the stores are closed
The market people weIS tbi
drowned out by the storm U.s.
ing. ,,,.,,0t,
The approaches to .tasts EleS'u,' or
bridge as we'll as the SIresiS, sis,On ON
side are in a terrible condl',OI, y
''TT Tbe P, W. & B. Railroad = :
makes liberal inducements 10 ~
desire to visit the VaiiOD'
fairs. -, A
The storm of the past .INse Two = !
nights has been very Sos0[TI opsS0orIted
vicinity. ~
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
Young Thieves.

For some time past, Mr.. A. A. Chap
man, the tobacconist, corner Four h
and Shipley streets, has been seriously
annoyed by gang # young boys who
enter his store, ard while one of them
makes q purchase the others steal bags
of tobacco, etc, lying within their
reach. This morning Mr.. Chapman
caught little fellow, who was only
about 10 years of age, and brought lin
to the hall. The Mayor administered
a severe reprimand to the boy and let
him go, but the little fellow was
sufficiently punished for the act and
he sobbed as though his heart would
break.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
DEATHS.

AUSTIN-On the 24th inst, VirmadelS
only daughter of the late George W. and
Mary G Austin, aged 2 years and months.
Funeral from theresidence OF her aunt, MrS
DiEer, No, l3 8 chestnut street, on Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. to proceed to River
view cemetery.
FAY Om the 2'st inst, at Bloomfield, New
jersey, Mrs. Rebecca ray, wife OF the late
Charles Fay and mother Of Mrs. +. 3. Den.
ming, Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
Peach &EafnpneMIs,

The following is summary of the
peach shipments over the Delaware Di-
vision OF the p, W. & p. Railroad
yesterday; Jersey City, 2 cars; Phila.
delphia, 13 ; Chester, 2 Whining
ton, 3. Tota 20. Previous shipments,
1904 Total thus far, COLA This sud
den decline in the amount of the ship.
meuts is mainly due to the heavy rains
during the last forty eight hours. The
peach season, however, is nearing Its
end nd ere the close of another week
the ohipneuts will be very light and
prices will be correspondingly high
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
and Mashed.

Shortly before II o'clock this morn
ing a colored mansnamed VIM. Jones,
was engaged at work at the wharyes of
Charles Warner & Co., unloading a
coal roat when he accidentally got his
right hand caught in the pulley at
tached to the coal bucket and before
the machine was stopped two of his
fingers were severely laCerated. The
injured man was taken to Morrison &
Veasey's drug store, corner Sc cond and
King streets, where DR.. Morrison
dressed the wounds. The man suffered
exCrutiating pain,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
Contracts For Two New Steamers

The Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany have contracted with the Harlan
& Hollingsworth Company of this city,
for the construction of large transfer
ferryboat, of sufficient size to convey a
whole train of cars across the Willamet-
ii river in Oregon. The boat will be an
iron side wheel steamer with inderenG =
ent engine. The same company have
also received contract to build a du-
plicate of the City of Worcester to run
on the same line.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
Efrmnk with a RLOma.

Yesterday afternoon two colored men
named George Thompson and John
Butler, both of whom were under the
influence of liquor, became involved in
a quarrel at Eighth and Walnut streets.
Alter cursing each other for some time
Thompson picked up couple OF stones,
which he threw at his opponent, both
of which struck him on the forehead.
The mans head was badly cut and tn e
blood flowed freely.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
INGRAM AND
TAPESTRY CARPETS

in all the new designs and
colorings, which we have
marked at the very lowest
cash prices, in A wool fill
ing double chain Ingrains.
We have y handsome pat
terms at so, SIS and GO cts.
AlI-wool y pairs, at 75c.,
extra-supcr at IS, 90 and
Sl.0O.
These prices are as low
rs same grade of goods can
be bought anywhere for
cash and rs to so per cent
less than any
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
MOunt PLEASANT Church.

On Sunday, October 1st, Mount Pleas
aut M. L. Church, which for some time
past has been closed for repairs, will be
opened and an all day meeting held.
There will be preaching at 10 30 a. m.
by the Rev. Jas. Neil, of Philadelphia;
at 2 80 by the Rev. Geo. w. Miller, OF
this city, and at 730 ty TIE Rev. T. r.
Dreamer, also of this city. The Sunday
School will hold an interesting session
at l. 80 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
Police Court.

The only case before the Mayor this
morning was that of John Burke, who
was brought in very drunk and created
quite rumpus. He was fined 81 and
costs, which made him rather indignant
and as he was being escorted hack to his
cell, he muttered that the parties con-
cerned in his arrest and conviction
would suffer for it,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
Death Ofa TFOtGer.

On Tuesday last Mr.. H. G. Hess, of
Elkton, Nd, lost his valuable trotting
horse "Joe," by lockjaw. Tie horse
had been entered in the 2.45 and 2.60
races at Middletown this week, bat
died on the first day Of the exhibition.
The hor gave promise of making a
fast trotter and he was valued at 5000.
The disease was caused by decayed
tooth.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
Police OvercOatS.

Winter is coming on and the police
will soon need overCoats. The police
committee after considering the pro-
posaIs have awarded the contract for
making them to J. 7. Mullin q Son,
the popular and reliable clothiers, at
s. T. corner of Sixth and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
S,OOp SuDK

At an early hour ynS yestSsfrs1uin anil
a sloop was dlso1v9ikoo yookson 8
wharves, and 1t was a.,.S az lost, 4
SsSSriosdsdd Soss loaded with ,sG sand a,SS 1S' Ds
schofield and no llVeS
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
cruelty TO AninlalS''

A practical illustrator. n.OUa,tej Oa
with which animals are CEIt I,,jtueI
in transit on the cars was "''
morniLg. ,,o of whiS
loaded with steers, st9PPSVt r. AZ OnI
not, when it was found tioS taS' in HI
aanimaly anil that had been t,e% doTd
ot Of tbs car had either lald a otsd IgS
Sl down U and was almost cnOnk - asckI
with che rope around our down, pvS an|
took q stick which ne ,,i T" he
poor animals tail un'll m lid
crack to make him Res t =, WI nth |
the meantime moaning nag, Mis- his hd
III It was discovered II tRs5 At. n'c car
faatened 3H in the side OF tha > A II n
tSTS him down, and a piece G.n n' he Z
On. ont with vii an axe before A'
released.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
FOUFGh ANntVeFAaFv.

The Fourth anniversary of the Re.
formed Church Of the Covenant will be
held tomorrow afternoon, at three
O'Clock in the church at Second and
Washington streets. Tle exercises will
he of an interesting character.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
OVAIRF H.unCN,

One of those extra fina oyster lunches
will be served up tomorrow Saturday }
evening at John E. Graham's New
Exchange Saloon, on Shipley street
above Third. All lovers of the luscious
bivalve are invited to call.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
Los

A bracelet was lost in Market or
King street this morning. The finder
will be suitably rewarded on leaving
the same at 517 Market street, Dr.
Blocksom.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23

NEW ADvERTISEMEETS.
y WITCH BACK
AND
GLEN ONOKO.
POPULAR EXCURSION,
THURSDAY, OCT 10, 1882

Via the Penna. Il. r., over the new and
beautiful route making one continuous pan
Drama of beauty as the leaves OF the trees o n
the mountain sides and in the Valles will be
hinged with many hues. A brass band will
accompany the excursion to enliVen the oe-
cason, The excursion will pass through the
following towns Trenton, Asylum. 9reehs-
burg, Somerset, Wa htngton's Crossing, IL
tusvillo. hoore's Lambertville, Kingoes,
FleDington, Stockton, Bull s. Island, Point
p. easant, Tumble, Frenchtown, Milford, ,Hol-
land, Riegel5ville, Carpent srsyille, Leigh
junction. Phillipsburg, Easton, Freemans-
burg, Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown, ,Catasa-
qua, Hodendauqus. COpley. White Hall,
naurey's StatinEton, Leigh Gap, LEIGHTON
NnS;T hss1s 4hSPta lSS P. W M - %
n b. Depot at t0a LA arriving ~ IA ucu
Chunk at lltb q. IN; returning leave Mauch
Chun. at 80 p. NJ. arriving IN Wilmingf N
about II p m.
Dinner al the hotels, rs cents, OF on the rum
NIT, 6U cents,
Children under IL years. ,00.
i Il, 1; +. tnGnh4s WEAVER. Assistant Msnsgers'
iy23-2S
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
Ready for Fall Busln ess.

Oar Fall stock of Hats and Caps now
in store. The most elegant stock or
Derby Hats we ever had made up.
Prices as usual, the lowest in the city.
II. ii. RHmEOrN IL Bro. 4O4 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
rrEMs FROM WANAMAKER,s.

TTEMS FROM WANANhh En- y.
Not always the hen that
Ca, kles the loudest lays the
most eggs.
We have here, and com,
ing, as many goods as we
dare buy; not enough OF
everything, Of course--no-
body can have enough Of
everything, without too much
Of 100 many things; and too
many too mucht S have a de
pressing effect late in the
season We are not often
troubled with too much; be
cause, however large our
taith in providing, you ete
apt to surpass us in buying
Come when you will.
The things that come early
60 early. We are not 60
ing to say that the best
things come first, We tiy
to have everything ready
when it Is wanted Your
wants are our master. Sc
far as we can, we obey
Black armures and dam
asses OF thirty patterns have
come; 44 inch, of several de-
g.ees OF fneness; 65 cents tc
81 a yard. Very small hg-
ures, a little larger, larger
yet, and large nough,
A novel pattern is made
out of the old device OF tht
crescent, t,crescent on crescent
as if crescents were strew'
over the cloth without law O
order. WatereddesignS ar
among them. Many are kal
eidoscopic figures. Some are
so indistinct as to be Difficult
to classify.
And SO a single paragraph
Introduces a whole family Q
cloths, which it will take yo1
Ian hour to see. Inde ed you
patience will hardly last ST
long. There is no end Q
seeing.
Next outer circle, south entrance to mai
building.
| En- 3lish four thread half
those unbleached, IS cents
"spliced," as they are calle'
by the maker--an old wor'
lwith a new meaning; for tn
so.ks are made heavier, 81:
thread may be, well up tn
Iheel, under the whole foo
al d over the toe. We ha'
the same last year at IS CT
Now we have bought a muc
larger quantity. Hence tn
price.
West Of Arcade, 1873 Chestnut, fourth count
The same color in ladte:
: hose of extraordinary quallt
at the same price: rs cent
We should say Of these tina
they are below value, bur fo
. the fact that we have got a
t we want of them, and ca
get more when these ar
gone. We sold them la:
! year for 37b cents,and befor
: that for 50. Improved me-
: chinery has brought abou
! the charge.
West OF Arcade ninth counter.
y JOHN WANAMAKkR,
9 ICHESTNUT, THIRTEENTH & AkkE
y STREETS ANDOIrY HALLsQ UARE
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
w

Would respectfully an
nounce to our many patrons
that we have just received
and placed on sails a mag
nificcnt line Of
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
Tho Good Fellows .

Next Monday evening Washington
Lodge No. 3. A. o. Y. f., will hold
their regular stated meeting at which
the officers for the ensuing term will be
alacted.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
$4,000 KaWard

for the arrest and conviction of Stans-
bury Murray, No. 8 French street, II
his two for 3 and 8 cent cigars are not
equal to any in the city.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23

XTTANTED-A SALESMAN WHO HAS
w an established route, and who would
like to take hold of a class of goods, easily
sold. Samples light. Liberal per cent. paid
to first class party. Address I. this Ottlce.
sep23-lt*
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23
Dub &c SALE
L -OP-
% BUILDING L o L s

The undersigned, az authorized by the
Board OF Trustees Of the Poor of Now Castle
county, will sell atpub!ic sale on the premises
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1882
At 3 o'clock p. m, sharp.
All that portion Of the Almshouse grounds
lying east OF Harrison st eet, and between
Front and Third streets IN the cry Of vii
D ington, consisting o .S cohvtn e0t-'iz d
lots, fronting on harr son street, ho-t street
and Second street, rs designated on large
posters.
THESE lots are located In healthy ana 'm-
proving part Of the city and growing in val ue
every day Persons Of moderate means have
an opportunity here Of securing cheap homes
with the convenience Of the Front street rail
way at their doors. The present Almshouse
buildings are soon to be vacated, and the
march Of improvement must be west ward.
The sale will be positive every lot put up
will be sold to the highest and best bidder.
For terms CT sales large posters.
DANIEL FAkRA,
JAMES II. RAY
MILTON LACkEY,
H. u. HICKMAN,
}. =. ARMSTRONG.
septZS-4t Committee to Effect Sale.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23

A TTENTION, o. U. A. M. - ALL
"A members Of the order are earnestly re.
quested to attend NEE ing at the hall. ais
market street on Monday evening. BY or
der O, the Committee. sep2e-T
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23

UST-APAIR OF GOLD SPECTAOLFS
h. on Eleventh street between Lombard
and Pine. A suitable reward win be paid by
leaving it at this otnce. sep2S-ltt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23

TOIIOE-RENrING T. COLLECTING
~ rents a speciality by GEO. y. M AXIS,
sep23 limo COL Shlpley street.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-23

VKTANTED "A MAN TO TAKE CARE
w ofa horse, COW and garden. Apply
a. the N. Il. corner Of Second and King SITS.
sep2S-3t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-25
Wenibli6e 6ebeine untcr benz
Eunbdrucr1fe elmer dlfeu Rfrcf1e


HepzY Yort, "a. gtopember. - Gin btez
figes IbenS' Slatt beri9tet HadftebenOes:
nSie Arbeiter, pelhe bas Sunoameut Der
alten bolldnbiideu Stride an@de Der Naiiaus
uuO @ebarfrube entfernen, funbeu beute iriib
auf benz 8ooen zines Der 9ep0lbe eiue nit
Srettern bebedte Stelle. Nls iie bic Bretter
entiernten, entbedteu iie Elm NIT Sadftetneu
einsefubtes, flint SuB i'm Guaorat mehenbes
God, pel9es nit meuidliden Sddbeln unb
@ebsineu gefiillt mar. Sis llbr Hadmits
tags mareu 16 S9dbsl uub &iiten pol
&noden aus benz eo6e eutferut ipOrbeu, uub
man bate bafielbe erit bis auf Sub unter
ber Sbsrfldfe entleert. Wtau tpeiB uidt,
tpie tief baS god 1T, ober pie Diele Sfelette
baiielbe eutbdlt. Die Griiteu; bes 9em0Ibes
mar bisber nidt befuunt, unb bafielbe war
in ben annalen Der Stride uiGt erruabnt.
9lan glaubt, SaB bic @ebetne bon Gmerita.
nern berriibreu, tuelde iudbrenb bes 0ieooz
lutiousfrieges in Der alteu 3uferraiiiuerie
eiuaeferfert tparen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-25
s6urIcsp @eep's Seersiauua.

Nrw gorf "a. Wopember. Die llebers
rCiIe ShurlCn Weeb's muroen beute mad
einsm 9stden>g gottesSieufte i'm 3rauerbauie
uad Der Stride gebradt, NO abermals 9Ots
tesbienft gebalten purbe. grobe Renibeu=
maiisn mareu icmobl Dor benz Sauie, als Dor
Der Stride uno auf Der StraEe ;niideu beis
ben @ebGuben oeriammelt. Inter ben In>
neienben In Der airde befanbeu fib SaS. 9.
0latue uno B. 90. Quarts, tpelfe arut in
4rm eintroten. Serner tparen Gowarb
Yicrrepcint, Collector 8obertion. grz9enez
ralpofneifter Sames, @bitelalu Reib, Better
Cooper unb piele anbsre beruorraseube Bers
ioncn ;ugsgeu. Die 0eide tpurbe oann mad
albanp bef0rbert, tpo fte BON ber ct. Beterss
8irds aus gu grabe getragen perSsn iol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-25
Eagesneutggeitea.

gladffebenber 8eritt aus Gan Sran.
3isco ldbt erIeben, auf mel6e gBeiie Die
I'M bortigen 6lottenbaubofe beibdttigteu
Siirger bes freien Mmerifa'S ibr Stimmredt
ausiiben burften: yIn per9angenen Cams
tag gtngen benz bemofratilhen StaatszGos
mite iiber Elm Suteub affoaUtts bon Irbets
tern aus benz Hlottenbauboie aui SHARES
lamb III, tporiu bic 9eute bebanpten, saS BET
Der lebten @abl BON Den GufIeberu ;3wang
anf iie ausaeiibt ipMrbe, bamit fte bas repubz
ltfaniid]e Eidet ftimmten. Den grbeitern
uuroe befoblen, ibre Sttmrl;ettel oil eiuem
beffimmten Sii9e su boIeu unb bieielben, bis
fie bic 3ettel IN bic llrne iuarfen, 70 III ball
ten, bab gu bieiem 5pede anweienbe sufs
paiier bieielben trnmer i'm Ange balteI FONT
ten. Sas temofratild9e 9omtte nabm ioiort
einen Inmalt OH Inb be9anH NIT elmer In.
teriudung. 2lm giittmOf abeuO wurben
gegeu so Irbeiter bes Slottenbanbofs oerz
bort, tueId3e jebof idulmtIid] erfldrten, es Jet
ibnen angefiinbigt iuorOen, Sober, welber
freiptllig 4uSIa9en made ober irgenb GtlpaS
perratbe, ruerbe iofort entlaiieu tperoeu.
Ginige 9ianner beuteten i.6ed on, menn
man iis Dor @ertf)t brinse, fOnnten ite inter
@ib 2lngaben MAIDEN, Die geniigeu 10 .iroeu,
einige Der IufIeber 3u iiberfiibren. Oas
@onite seSenft, bic Qngelegenbeit uidt auf
fidl beruben ,u laIieu unb bofit, etIite Der
@nfieher ms 2udthaus bringeu Ill f6unen.
Die $50 Irbeiter Ses TlottenbaubofS fno
m6brerb ber WoblcamSooue oeh5riu aez
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