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CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. Donahey is holding meetings this
week.
Rev. Slagel, of Defiance, was at the Pres
byterian services here on last Friday night.
The Lords Supper will be partakan of
in the Presbyterian Church next Sabbath.
The meetings in the M. L. Church were
resumed last week Tuesday night and con-
tinued during the week.
The first night that Rev. Weber opened
the door o fthe church at McComb, Hancock
county, there were twenty-four forward
and twenty-one converted.
Rev. Bartlett, of Paulding, has preached
several sermons in the Presbyterian
Church at this place during the past week.
He speks without notes, and his talks
have given good salts faction to those
who were fortunate enough to have heard
him.
AS we stated in former letter, Rev.
Mr.. Donahey preached a week in the
Presbyterian church. The services were
continued by Mr.. Baichly and last Sum
day evening the services closed by an ac-
cession during the meetings Of twenty
three persons. Grand. Rapids Cor. Bow
ling Green Sentinel.
silks to numerous to mention at
Geo. Il Joess. 2t
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ENDORSED BY ALL.
The Minnea polls Harvester and Twine
Binder Takes the Cake.

The Minnea polls Harvester and Twine
Binder Takes the Cake.
The following fiattering endorsement
from leading farmer from our sister
State of Michigan speaks in glowing terms
of praise of the superiority Of the Mime
apolis Harvester and Twine Binder over
all haryesters in the market;
WATEPTowN, Mich, July %, 1882.
A. e. Roberts, Senl. Agent.-Dear Sir:
In Justice to you and the Minneapolis Har-
vester Works, I wish to say the Binder
purchased OF you at our last Spring Fair
held at lansing, bought it there from
it's general and mechanical appearance,
and paid in advance ofprices that other
machines were offered to me for, and can
say it has worked through my harvest to
my perfect satisfaction, no choking, miss
ing in binding, and cutting full width OF
swath through the worst lodged grain l
had on my farm. would not part with
get another like it.
JOHN G.. ScHLEE.
The above is only one of hundreds OF
letters shown NORTHWEST representa-
tive all speaking in the same commendi-
tory terms of the work done by this popu-
lar machine. Farmers and others wish
ing to obtain can call at the branch office
of the Minneapolis Harvester Works at
Grosehner d Reddersen's Hardware Store
in Napoleon, Ohio, where all the good
points of this machine will be shown up
to farmers. ct
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Hancock, who is again located at the
Boat Store, wishes to see all his old cns-
toners, and as many new ones as choose
to call, at his old quarters, where he in
tends keepinga general stock OF groceries
and provisions, and everything usually
found in grocery store. Bottled Ale
porter for family use always on hasis ~
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exy-Persons who have relatives or friends visiting
them, or relatives friends abroad will confer Ia
vor by informing MS. or leHviig names " tns omce'
by postal or otherwise.
Mr.. Geo. Rohrsi is East purchasing goods.
8. NJ. Heller lett Tor New York on Sat-
urday.
Ask Hon. s. NJ. Heller Why he cut his
whiskers off,
Miss Cora Pratt, of Toledo, has been Wis
iting in Napoleon for the past week.
Miss Mary Walter, of McGregor, Iowa. is
visiting her cousin, J. s. Sherman.
Mr.. Il. A. Beilharz, OF Liberty, candi-
date for Recorder, was in town Saturday.
D. C. Emmell is now conducting the B
Grammar Department in the Union
Schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brigham and children, of
Toledo, visited friends in Napoleon this
last week.
DIR. A. Fl. Tyler attended meeting of
the Grand Lodge of Royal Arcanum at
Dayton this week.
Mr.. Will Hartman has returned from
Dakota. He has enough oi the west. sad
will again iocate here.
Geo. H. Rohrs, Of the firm Of Rohrs Il
Vocke, is East hnyinga handsome line of
: goods tor the double rooms. 2t
Mrs. Lille Friend and daughter Maud,
of Westbrook field, Ohio. are visiting
friends and relatives near Napoleon.
Mrs. Henry George, of Antwerp, o., who
has been visiting with Mrs. Seeling for the
past week, bas returned to her home.
mfr. III. f. Norden left last Saturday for
New York and other Eastern cities, for
the purpose OF selecting new stock OF
spring goods.
Rev. Donahey lias changed his residence
from Washington street To Clinton street,
occupying the house made vacant Dy the
emoval of NJ. Reiser.
Mrs. Belle Harris, who has beon visiting
with her cousin, Mrs. A. J. Harmon, OF
Napoleon, the past week left for her home
in Columbus Grove, Saturday.
Mr.. Geo. G. Bacon, of the Plains Dealer,
Wabash, Ind, gave us pleasant call yes
terday. MIR. Bacon and vile attended the
wedding of Miss Ella Ames.
Miss Jennie Pu.h h returned TO her home
in Ottawa on Saturday, after u e-weeks'
stay in Napoleon. She will be missed by
: her many young friends here.
Mr.. o. NJ. Chidister has just graduated
from the Ohio Medical College ut Cincin-
natl, and returned to Napoleon with his
diploma. He will locate here for the time
being. We wish him success. M
Oh, ah, that's the direction Of the wind
isit. Hear our aged neighbor Of the Sig
nal: 1--WE will match Napoleon against all
Northwestern Ohio tor pretty girls" Oh
YOU naughty man, so old and vet so young
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Herkiner, OF Lib
erty, have moved to Wells county, Ind.
where they expect to, make their future
home. TheirsAany friends will miss them
We wish them success in their new home
We learn iron, the Express that Mr.. l.
B. Peaslee has been appointed receiver II
the business estate OF Ed. Carroll, who
has been IN the grocery business at De
fiance We are sorry to note this bat
luck OF Mr.. q.
Toledo Democrafs--John j. Msiley, for
merly of this city, but now resident ol
Napoleon, Henry county, is candidate
for Recorder on the Democratic ticket o
that county. Mslley is a young aad active
Democrat. good pensaan and account.
ant, and II nominated and elected woule
I'LL the offic, satistaetorialiy 10 himself
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Blackman q Co. have the finest store
room in town, but remember this style
costs nobody anything. Farmers are IN
vited to come there with their families,
all accommodations will be furnished
them free OF charge. tt
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C. NJ. Fisk has moved back to his old
tore room. opposite Bitter Block, and
has opened out larger and finer stock
than he has ever carr.e, "ef'ra, consisting
of watches, clocks, iewelry, s!-tt:ys-o
spectacles. violin strings, etc. Also watcl
work and repairing done on short notice.
All work warranted. 1t will pay you TO
call and examine his goods and prices be-
fore buyilg elsewhere. II
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Truth VS.. numbug.

There is one business house in Napoleon
which has succeeded by fair dealing ant
low prices, in establishing steady, reg
ular run Of trade; 1t has never deceived
the public in Its advertisements, but ha
always performed to othe letter everything
it advertised. Hence 1t is that this hous.
always has prosperous trade, and the
confidence of Its patrons and not compelled
to resort to sensations and hnmbug an
nouncements, such as: ssGreat Slaughter,
"Great Closing out Sale at Cost" Greas
Bankrupt Sale" &C., to draw on the gull
BILE. The house we speak offs Bernsteini
One Price Clothing House.
Bernstein is there at bis post, and Il
daily receiving a large line of spring cloth
ing for men and boys. Good, and wei
made goods and late styles, at lower pri
ces than you can buy them at any, hum
bugging establishment, which has q do2
zen different prices for different customer
Bernstein sells at one low price to all alike
Everything is marked in plain figures,
the lowest possible selling price, q chill
can buy as cheap as a man, and nothing Y
ever nisrepresented. If You need cloti
ing and wish tosave time and money, ca
at Bernstein's One Price Clothing House
opposite the NORTHWEST Office. "
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The report ofthe Napoleon Schools for
the week ending March. 16, 1888:

The report of the Napoleon Schools for
the week ending March. IS, 1888:
Yearly enrolment, 662
Term enrolment, 572
Weekly enrolment 535
Per cent. OF attendance, 90
Pupils perfect in attendance, 407
Pupils tardy,
Teachers tsrdy,
Visitors, 3
Per cent. of fattendance by Departments:
High Schools A Grammar9 BGram-
mar 92; CGrammar SO; A intermediate 96;
b Intermediate 50; A Primary 93; B Pri-
mary 81; LIST g Primary 92; I'd c Primary
So; I'd b Primary 81; German 90; b Pri-
mary 96. bra
Pupils tardy: Coral Hartman, Frank
Foust, Will Norton, Will Hearted, Fannie
Knupp, Mary Hardy, William Wheeler.
Visitors: Mrs. Orwig, Mrs. DR.. Shoe
maker, Parkie Condit.
Farmers and laboring men! You can
buy the best dollar overalls from eighty
to eighty-tive cents at Bernstein's One
Price Clothing House. Also the best over
all of the kind that was ever seen at fifty
cents. St
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For parlor lamps go to Bradley's.
For Sale-nouse and Lot.

House and lot for sale on north side Of
Clinton street, Napoleon, opposite new
Catholic church. Price 81 800, in pay
ments. +. NJ. RuMMELL.
Mch lat
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Removed.

M. Honeck has removed his tailoring
establishment to room in Cary's new
brick block on Perry street. All old GUS
toners and as many new ones as choose to
come, are invited to call In at new quar-
ters. II
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Groschner d Reddersen are selling the
finest buggies ever made or came to Napo-
leon, genuine leather top, and all first
class material. Come and examine for
vOurself tt
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For lamps and lamp fixtures, 20 10
headquarters at Bradloy's. tt
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Wanted, another good boy to learn the
photograph business. Must come recon-
mended. tt s. r. CHAFIN.
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Section 17O6 of the Revised Statutes,
says the officers of a corporation shall con-
sist Of Mayor, Marshal, Treasurer, Clerk,
and Sealer of Weights and Measures.
The latter office has never been filed here,
probably because there is little use for it.
Yet the law is mandatory, and the May
or's Proclamation therefore puts it down
on the list to be filled this spring Bow
ling Green Sentinel.
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1t blew hot and cold last Sunday.
To All Concerned.

Our price for storing coal stoves during
summer, blacking and setting up again in
the fall, will he three dollars per stove.
At HELLER Il CoovER.
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F. Connor, Morristown, o., says:
"Browns Iron Bitters helped me greatly
when suffering from indigestion"
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Our readers should remember that there
is fine Of $40 under the laws OF Ohio for
catching red birds, says an exchange.
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Letters remaining uncailed for at the
Napoleon, Ohio, Post Office TOR the week
ending March ~, 1888:
N A. Bruner, D. Bowen. Fred. Baden,
Peter A. Crasoley, D. Dammeyer, VIM.
Dicket, Mrs. Chas. Grist, Miss Ida Hagrak,
Isaac L. Hartman, Miss Mary Hause,
Amanda Knipp, Lizzie Kressler, 81. w.
Long, Adam 3. Reittig, Jacob Seibie.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they were advertised and give
date. JAMES s. FOUKE. @
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Prof. John Ehlers, Of Delta, was found
dead setting in his chair on the morning
of the 10Th, Heart disease.
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It's spring now, but don't tear your
suspenders in rushing to garden making.
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Come in old and young and SEQ the
double rooms at Geo. & Joe's. 2t
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Mrs. A. E. Mann requests those ladiet
wanting dresses cut or made, to call at he
rooms, over Stuckman's grocery. He
prices are reasonable. II !
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Pork PAcKING.-A farmer, says the
Chicago Times, who will pack the pork be
produces, properly cure and smoke hams
and bacon, and render the lard in the hogs
he i4ttens, will be quite sure to find a mar
ket for them in the village next to his
farm within three months of the time
they are ready to sell. What is more he
will realize about twice as much for them
than he will if he disposes OF his hogs
alive or dressed for the city market. A
farmer or an association OF farmers can do
well in starting small packing estab-
lishlnent in the vicinity Of the village that
Is more convenient to them.
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Dry Stove and Cord-N God. Cd House
South Side Bryan Pike. A top buggy
for sale. If w. j. Pierrep0nt.
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Geo. Rohrs will build an addition and
otherwise improve his new property on
Clinton street.
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Our girls will soon give chewing gum
match. They arein practice daily.
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What is the great cry from ocean to
ocean. Kendall's SPAWN Cure. Read
advertisement.
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The County Commissioners offer fol
sale the old court house iron fence.
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Many school teachers who came to Ma
poleon last Saturday expecting to be ex-
amined, were disappointed in not finding
the examiners at home. They were hold
ing an examination at Holgate on that
Aau
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Wheat which was sown late is suffering
most from the freeze and thawing weather.
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You can get nickle clock, perfect
time piece, at c. NJ. Fisk's for$l.50. tt
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Scribner e. Ulrich have fine lot OF
the latest improved Red Jacket Plows on
hand that they are selling cheeper than
ever before sold in Henry county. Guar
anteed to be the best in the market as a
general purpose plow. st
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Craig's Hotel and other property was
destroyed by fire at Columbus Grove on
the 18th.
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A fine lot of late style nobby stiff aud
soft hats at less money than at any other
place, can be seen at Bernstein's One Price
Clothing House. 1T
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All kinds of grass and garden seeds al
Bradiey's. tt
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Paulding was visited by fire on the 18th,
damaging the business portion ofthe town
Sl2,O 900 worth.
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Crowds of people are going to Saor's
drug store, to get free trial bottle of DIR.
DAYS Liniment; nothing like it for
sprains, rheumatism, and any kind of
lamaupss
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After we had gone to press yesterday
word was received OF the death of Miss
Ella Heller, daughter of Hon. s. M. He'll
or, at vassar College, of typhoid fever.
The stricken family have the sympathies
of the entire community.
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Genuine New York buckwheat at Brad
ley's. tt
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Here is something for the borseshoers
OF this city to look at. The following prop
osition has been made by J. w. Lawrence,
OF Freeport, Wood county:
III will put up $50 that 1 can put on so
horse shoes In Eve hours; or ] will put up
the same amount that can fit eight shoes
In sixteen minutes" .4
A North Baltimore blacksmith named
r. @. Dempsey, has accepted the wager,
and the feat win be attemptSd BY Law
renee in a few days.
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Here Is another trick Of the sharper that
needs attention: A farmer receives cir
cular through the mails stating that a
new and improved variety of winter wheat
has been discovered, and that seed will be
furnished him free ofcharge until full
crop is raised, on condition that he sends
one dollar to pay for postage and packing.
After the farmer sends his dollar be hears
nothing further from money or wheat.
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Go to Groschner 4 Reddersen's for the
best two horse wagon on wheels, the olds
Self Oiling Box. Come and examine before
Won buy u
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Henry county is entitled to three dele
gates in the Republican State Convention
to be held at Columbus on the 9Th and
9th days otJune next.
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: Shssteen Bros. have thelargest and finest
stock OF confectionery to be found in Ma
poleon, and at very low prices. Give them
a call II
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Big March snow storm Monday. Wig
gins missed ii just one week.
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Charcoal for sick headache.-It is stated
that two teaspoons OF finely powdered
charcoal drank in half tumbler of water,
will, in less than fifteen minutes, give re-
lief to the sick headache, when caused, as
in most cases it is. by superabundance of
acid on the stomach. This remedy has
proven very satisfactory in many cases.
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Township, Corporation and Democratic
Primary election April I'd.
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Full line ofchoice groceries and notions
at Black man Il Co.'S. If
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L. Drummond continues to have the
biggest auction sales on record at Black
man Il Co.'S. tt
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A $1,000 Bible Reward.

Dress goods, they never had such stock
before at Geo. & Joe's. 2t
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Fine New Orleans Sugarat Bradley's.

s. M. Honeck has added to his stock
piece goods line Of gents shir
goods. All the latest styles IN NO
Room in Cary's new block, Perry stree
Napoleon. u
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That was sudden change in the wealth
er Sabbath evening.
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VIM. schsrer offers his house and lot for
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Goods sold cheap for cash only at Geo.
| , Of
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Scribner u Ulrich are agents for 81
Three Rivers Thresher ai,d Powers; 7
Ault.nan q Co.'S. Thresher and Engine
Birdsell Glover Huller ThFesher and Er
gine, and G. Il d. Cooper Engins an
Thresher. Don'tfail 70 see these gsntlt'
men before buying. y
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Beefsteak raised to 15c per pornd Mon
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The roads still remain pssssble.
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The list Of candidates still grows.
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Soon time to take down your ''shut the
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Color eggs for the children.
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Yesterday the day and night were o
equal length.
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The Langtry bonnet is one Of the new
uDriu0 atvlaa
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Go hear Ann Eliza this evening.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITJES.
This is Holy week.
Oh, yes, shake again.
Next Sunday is Easter.
Awnings are sprouting.
Good Friday tomorrow.
Color esss for the children.
The roads still remain pssssble.
The list Of candidates still grows.
Go hear Ann Eliza this evening.
Beefsteak raised to 15c per poUne Mon
day.
VIM. Scherer offers his house and lot for
sale.
Goods sold cheap for cash only at Geo.
&Joes.
Soon time to take down your ''shut the
door" signs.
The Langtry bonnet is one OF the new
spring styles.
Yesterday the day and night were Of
equal length.
That was a sudden change in the wealth
er Sabbath evening.
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Look at our new shoe department =
Geo. a Joe's. 2t
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Good Friday tomorrow.
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Hoop's sARsAPARILLA
PERSONAL POINTS.

ksy-Persons who have relatives or friends visiting
them or relatives or friends abroad will confer fs-
vor by informing lcsvii names dt this office,
by postal or otherwise.
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Awnings are sprouting.
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LARGE STOCK

of onr own manufacture.
100 and 1ss Summit, cor. Adams 81
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Heop's SAasApAR!LLl
oworn Evmor and SAT- -Rbsgm.

works through the blood. rssul.tisg. tenleg
and inyigOrating all the funeuons of tne
body.
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Next Sunday is Easter.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-06
Torfkjfuigt.

Gfter 6~orlposnbe ifal M Brofesior
greoa, Der opbolOer Jig / Norse, baus
melbt fla lom Nnieser til ben ifanot'
n~auiife Brofssior.B Oit PED Winnelota
Stats> l1niperiitet.
= Den npe @enerals@ uuerner oper
Canada ifal pere e flor SniesYtnp,
buab gemse ansaar, os bet iflont ban
fra fine 100, 900 4cres 0ano / SrlanS
bar en- aarlis Snbtast at sl7s, 900.
= Sennp 9inb bor / Sontb Sen'
iimston / England. Sembes StjOnbsn
er borte, os bum berer Parpf, men
benbes Stemme er enbnu imuf, iflpni
naturlisuis life iaa "fOrtjuianbs" ION
/ samIe Oase.
= Sarparb College bar altib plete'
at bplbe @uuernsrerne / Measia9uietts
meb 9gress Gitelen L L ID. (OottoI
/ Rets : 0ibenifaben), men Inltaltens
DIRECTION bar bog benne Gang lite
fuIst ben samIe &esel. Oct uar 9u'
perr,or Sen Butler, Der faaleSss blsp
ifubt for Slug.
Sra girsinia flases Der oper, at