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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26
Transfers In Real Estate.

The following are the transfers in real estate in
waldo county for the week ending July 24th.
Annie H. Bennett, Marlboro, Mass, to Mary Jane
Mcdonald, Belfast Geo. w. Carr. Palermo to r.
a. Carr, same town +. F. Cunningham, Neponset,
Mass, to l.. nj. burlington. Belfast Wm G.
Crosby, Belfast, to 4. W. johnson, same town.
Heirs of Andrew Dean, Belfast, to Isabella f.
Larrabee, same town. Lucinda Il. Eastman, Free.
dom, to Bradstrcet Fuller, same town. I,etsey
Gordon, Liberty, to Mary b. Robinson, Freedom
Mary j. Mcdonald. Belfast, to Alexis v. Patter.
son, same town. n. Il. Murray, Burnham, to
Josiah w. Harmon, Unity. Alexis v. Patterson,
Belfast, to Annie x. Bennett, Marlboro, Mass.
Charles +. shepley, Bangor, to Josie l.. Jellison
Ohltown. Richard Pearce, of Frank fort, to Lucy
ID. Clark, same town. Mrs. Pomroy, to the Inbab
itants of Winterport.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26
TrOttlng ut Fairfield Park.

ofENlNG MEETING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, AUG.
AND 10, 1883. 81 900 IN PURSES.
Thursday, Angus5 9th. 800 for horses that never
started for money. $50 for 2.43 class. 500 for
2A class. S25 to saddle, All Mustangs or any
horse that has been branded. y mile heats, best
= in3.
Friday, August 10th. sl25 for ; min class. $3.50
for lbs class. $500 for 80 class.
Liberal purses or prizes will he given for base
ball games and bicycle races.
Send for detailed programme.
Unless otherwise specified, all the above races to
be mile heats, best IN to harness. National as
sociation rules to govern. Five per cent to accom-
pany the nomination and an additional five per
cent from winners only. No horse advertised I'M
less hye per cent. Of purse is received. Money
divided 30, ., Is and 10 per cent. Of purse. No
morse to receive but one premium. Five to enter,
four to start in all races.
Entries will positively close Thursday, August
I'd. Don't forget.
During each afternoon there will be hot air bal
looms, foot races and many other novel
All entries must be made to Dr. +. a. Crossman,
Secretary, Fairfield, Me. 2w29
a. +. GERALD, President.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26
Newspaper Notes.

The LisbOrn Observer has entered upon it's third
volume.
Capt Roland +. Coffin, yachting reporter OF the
New York World, died Of heart disease last week.
We regret to learn of the dangerous illness of
Capt Charles W. Keyes. of the firm of C. W. Reyes
Co., publishers Of the Pennington Chronicle
The captain was stricken while writing st his table
and has had no use of his limbs since. DIR. Weeks,
Of Portland. was sent for and pronounced the case
Inflammation Of the spinal cord.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26
Wallace l. Co.'S MenaSeric and Circus

The amusement loving portion Of our commun-
ty know good thing when they see it, and cannot
be satisfied with promise and fustian. Consequent
ly, when Wallace x Co.'S Great Worlds Menagerie
and international Threeri Circus spreads its
broad canvases in our town, ON Monday, July Both
there will be Il tremendous rush to visit it and to
witness the many really excellent acts and special
ties which it will present, and which have received
immense commentator wherever the show has
exhibited An eNrhans2e, upb nlbSh"s ~" ''''''
few days since we lin common parllnce) 'took
IN W allate " Co.'S show, and of it we can truly
say that 1t Is the peer of any ON the road. The
street parade was simply immense, and the stock
the finest we have ever seen Once within the can
vas we realized that we were To see all and more.
than they advertise Their actors are "Stars
Inc propretors are gentleman in every way and
thcr employees must be such Large crowds greet
them everywhere and ii must be Il satisfaction to
the management to know that they fully merit the
success with which they are meeting. New Flor.
Pm
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26
Accident at WaIdObOro,

Mr. John Western, an employee in Wclts ship,
yard, lost a foot one day last week. He was at
work upon the large 1900 ton schooner an, was en-
gagged in holding the turn of rope which is used
i'll sliding the heavy timber from the bow to the
stern, distance of 200 feet. When the frame tim
Der was about half way down the rope became en-
tangled. Mr. Western kicked the rope with his
foot, which at once started, and caught his foot
just above the ankle and nearly severed it from
his Leg DIR. Eveleth was summoned and ampu.
tated the foot. Mr. Western is about fifty eight
years of age. He has the sympathy of the com.
munity. This Is the third accident that has han.
pened in the yard this season.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

Mr.. Archibald Linn. Of Hartford, the only
manufacturer of wooden shawls in Maine, and
one Of the best in the United States. will sup
port Harrison and Morton this year. No man
in Maine is better acquainted with the needs of
the manufacturer than Mr.. Linn. Mr.. Linn
has not heretofore acted with the Republicans.
tor from Somerset county. He says: 81 am of
the opinion that the friends of the American
system of protection are the right ones to reg
ulate the tariff, and not its opponents, the
Democrats
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

Radburn {. Wells, of Athens, Ga, the rep
resentatlve of syndicate of Georgia, Virginia
and South Carolina capitalists who are to build
steel plant and blast furnace, is in Pittsburs.
Mr. Wells says: Zone year ago l became a
Republican. l think Cleveland's message and
the st. Louis platform will change the majority
III at least one Southern State. There is more
truth in the breaking up of the solid South
IMAM most Northern people believe. The Demo-
cratic attitude on the tariff has caused much
hard feeling in the South
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

The Democrats say that far-reacling public
questions at issue make the personal character
of candidates comparatively unimportant. That
view of it helps Cleveland, of course. but ac-
cepting it as true the New York Tribune peril
tinently remarks: "Mr. Cleveland's policy
would equally ruin the country if he were OF
all men the ablest and the wisest in other re.
spects. The policy which Mr. Harrison advo-
Gates, and with great cearness and force,
would equally benefit sixty millions of people,
and the hundreds of millions that are to come
after them, though he were a less able or less
worthy man."
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

The eleventh annual Unitarian Grove Meet
ing will take place at The Weirs, N. H., oA
August Sd, continuing three days. Among the
speakers who are expected to be present and
address the meeting are Hon. Hannibal HamIfn,
Ex-Governor Selden COnnOr, Hon. W. p.
Whitehouse, of Maine, Ex-Mayor Greenhalge,
OF Lowell, Mass, Rev. Robert Collyer, Of New
York and Rev. James Kay Applebee. 1t Is ex-
pected to be very largely attended AMI inter-
esting meeting.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

The "old boys" will be interested in Mr.. VII
Iiamson's valuable paper Oh ''Befast Academy
Fifty Years Ago." published on the first page.
The writer was among those who attended the
old Academy-when not otherwise engaged in
witnessing launchings, fishing from the bridge
or bathing ut Black Rocks-a little later on,
and Is glad to have this record of the earlier
occupants of the desks and seats.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Waldo county will meet in
convention at the Court House in Belfast, 7hmrs-
day, the 9Th day Of Augast nert, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon, for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the following offices, viz two Senators,
Sheriff, Judge Of Probate, Register of Probate,
County Attorney, County Commissioner and Coun-
ty Treasurer.
The basis of representation will be as follows
Each town will be entitled to one delegate and an
additional delegate for each fifty votes fraction
of twenty five votes or more, cast for Gov. Bod
well at the election in 1886.
This basis entities the several towns to delegates
f,,lIn ,-iy
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

We are ready to wager big apple that Mr..
Blaine's welcome home will exceed any similar
demonstration ever known in this country,
The American people are true to Blaine, and
he Is true to them,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

Sunset Cox Is contributing to the final sunset
OF the Democracy by his free trade speeches,
but he is to lie commended for calling spade
a spade. No revenue reform nonsense about
him.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

The reports from Little Phil are encouras
ing that we may soon hear of another "Sheri-
don's Ride"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

The County Committee will he in session at the
Court House for one hour previous to the meeting
of the convention for the purpose of receiving
credentials of delegates.
Per order of Waldo County Republican Com.
WIN. ii. FOGLER, Chairman.
J. X. MEARS, Secretary.
,July H. ISIS
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

A train on the Maine Central ran off the
track near Bath ON Saturday morning. No one
was hurt although the passengers were badly
shaken up. Governor Marble was on the train.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

Henry George says that Mr.. Mills speech in
opening the tariff debate was Il "most effective
free trade speech" George knows what free
trade is when he sees it.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

\ Blue Hill Democrat. who has no love for
Grover or free trade, uses red bandanna as a
scare crow.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

Henry $. Ives, late the Young Napoleon of
Wall Street, is said to be frustrating in Canada.
lie is ''wanted' in New York
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

Hemp ought to be in brisk demand in Chica-
go, and it cannot be too soon applied to the
neckS Of the tlvnamiters.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

Some one has stood by and counted up and
found that an average of 1000 words h used
between clerk and woman buying twelve
YARDS OF calico. The last word she uses are
''please charge it."
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

The Democratic party has gone wool gather
ing, but will return home shorn.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

On Friday the Y. $. Senate confirmed the
nomination Of Melville W. Fuller, to be Chief
Justice of the United States, the vote standing
Al to 20.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

Sir John Lubbock of England has studied the
habits Of ants for TWENTY-FIVE years to discover
that their average life is only thirty five DAYS.
Summer lOiterers in the country think that ia
Just thirty-five days too long.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

Mr.. Blaine will sail from Europe Aug. on
steamer City of New York, and arrive at New
York Aug. 9TH or Stb. and will be welcomed by
a grand demonstration.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

PEARS Soap secures u fine compile xiOn.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26


The cottage of the late Governor BodweIl. nj
Small Point, will be occupied during the next
few weeks by Joseph ii. Manlev. Esq. with
an Augusta party.
d. NJ. Frye, of SpringvaIe, has been APP.
Alfred, removed. "-ee|ns-
seventy-fve candidates for admission to Bow.
dOln were examined at Commencement and
the indications are that the incoming class " III
be the largest in recent years.
On motion of Mr.. Dingley, of Maue fine
House passed a bill granting a remuster to
Hon. "A. X. q. smith, of Whitetield. to give
him the rank of surgeon i'm the repimenf in
which he served in the war.
MIR. Fred Chase. of Augusta. is irving some
very pretty experiments with carrier doves.
sending them between Squirrel Island and
Portland. dove let loose on Squirrel Island
was al her cote In Augusta in an hour and a
half, bearing message.
The collections for internal revenue for this
district as shown by leaves in books of Collec-
tor Page for the first year since the consOlida-
ton of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont
under one district, shows il grand total of
4G6,9949G.
Mr.. Edmund NJ. Leary, of Whitetield. who
was nominated by Congressman Dingley for
Il cadetship at West Point as the result of a
competitive examination last fall. has success
fully passed the physical and mental examine
ton and been enrolled as cadet.
Mr.. Charles Ii. Verrill, of Auburn. has been
discharged from signal service at Portland, at
his own request, endorsed by Congressman
Dingley, to enable him to accept 5000 clerk
ship in Col. Wrights Bureau of Labor at
Washington.
Russell Sage is full of his purchase of the
Grand Southern Railroad of New Brunswick,
This road, Mr.. Sage says, is to he developed
into an important property. The intention, he
says, is to extend the road from st. Stephen.
n. B., to Mount Desert Island. directly along
the coast, which he declares incomparabIy the
finest coast in the country for summer resorts.
The following ere the principal amendments
to the Sundry Civil bill: Furnishing water
supply to Government buildings at Portland.
$4,000; Crabtree Island Light House, $l3, 900:
Lubec Narrows, $4,000; kennebec Arsenal
repairs, ", 900; inducing water works, 80 900.
The committee also authorized the Depart
ment OF Justice to employ counsel to protect
the interests Of the United States before the
Court Of Claims in the matter Of the French
sp0liati0n claims.
1t has not yet been decided by the Maine
commission when Maine monuments at Get
tybburg are to he dedicated. By some it is
thought that the 18th OF October, the anniyer-
sary Of Sheridan's great victory over Early, at
Cedar Creek, would be an eminenty proper
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

er, was much pleased with her visit and wishes to
express through the Journal her appreciation of
the courtesy of our people This is best done by
quoting from note TO the editor. Mrs. liaines
says: "When in Belfast intended to call on YOU
"ut IMAM l intenuetI, auu write
this letter to you because WAS SO much gratitied
by the opportunities aTor lei me by employees of
your city to attend to my dut As helper of Labor
Commissioner Matthews who will include, YOU
know in his report for lSsS some statistics and in
formation in regard to working women of our
state. Mcssrs. Critchett. Sibley n Co.. and their
foreman. Mr.. Rogers, were extremely polite to me,
giving me the privilege of talking to the women
when at their work rs much | chose. The
women and girls too. We're very communicative
and willing to MI out the desired blanks intend
ed to offer blanks to the young ladies' in the news
paper offices but was hurried"
SHIPPING NOTES. Sch Fannie Butler with coal
for Swan 4 Sibley, of this city, before reported
ashore and subsequently fioatcd and taken to Vine
yard Haven, was made tight by divers. The Bos
ton Tow boat Company claim salvage of fifty per
cent of vessel and cargo for their services In get
ting the vessel OF the rocks. The Fannie Butler
Is owned by the Pcndletons, of Islesboro. =. Sch
Joseph Farwel 1877 TONS built in Rockland in 1873
has been sold to Mexican parties and her name
changed to Jamapa. The schooner was built hy,
and named f"r,.Joseph Farwell now Of Unitv
Sch. A. W. Ellis, Of this city, has loaded stone at
Ninalhaven for New York. Capt o. W. French,
of this city, has recovered from his recent Illness
and has taken command of his vessel, sch Flora
Condor. Capt c. Y. Cottrel. of sch. Welaka, of
this city. will remain home for trip, Capt. George
Mahoncy taking charge of the vessel. The Welaka
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-21

Die S3uIe ~besanitist tbeiIweiie bic Sebler
u~nierer Susenb, iubem Die S1uI3u9t I'M:
ter man4erIei manseIbaften @inri9tunseu
unb Sdulseiesen, Defenders aud unter
benz @tnf1uB bes iesisen S~trafseietes LET'S
bet. 9ie S4ule betdmpft bic 9ebrs1en
~unierer 3eit nidt ~seniisenb, inbsm, ie bic
barmontide 9Iusbilbuns bss tinbIi6en
@etftes auf @runblase Der @emitbsbiIs
buns unb uteIfa9 au9 bic @eiunbbsitss
unb &orpers8 fese uerabidumt. Sou es
NIT benz 9oItsIsben unb Der @r.
3tebuns better perten, 10 miifen aIe maBs
s~ebenben 6actoren Der 9oItser3iebuns :
Staat, Rir4e, S4ule, 9aus, 9rsfe, bel
Der 9eilans Der 9ebre6en 9anb in 9anb
seben. Ote wabre 9eilquele aber 1T ein
@Iternbaas, in weIdem @ottesfur9t, @es
nisiumtstt, arbsitiamteit, Sittenrsinbeit
uno @brerbietuns ben Rinbern pOrseIebt
mirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-21

ME iaben. Gin reisenbes Wobeu felt bic
grsiebunssanitaIt Der petites soeurs des
pauvres In &ennes bar; es iino ausses
bebnte @ebdube unb bIiten mir su einem
ber bunberts BON Senitern binein, 10 finbeu
mir su unierm @ritaunen bic tIeinen
&duuie NIT ptn3tsen Stsurer unb W6bsIn
ausseitattet, allies i'm ri9ttseu 8srbdltniB.
Gin sutes &unituerf 1T bas grSsuBsWo;
nument pom Urban Ii. aus &snnes. Sas
frans0fi9e @omtte CAB eire Statuettens
sruppe, NORM cine alegorti6e Siaur,
Srantret9 Dor benz 81. 8ater tnieenb, bic
Clara barbietet., aaerbinss CAB bic Stabt
8aris mirtli9 cine Clara; aber bieie
@ruppe iiebt 10 aus, ais Oh Der 81. 9atsr
ietn 8apittbum bur9 Srantret9 befommsn
bdtte; cine tIeine 8esriffsueruirruns.
Son 8apeur itammt elm @borbemb NIT
elmer so @entimeter breiten Spise i'm
wunberbariten Point dc Venise, pom berrs
lidsr 3eidnuns unb ausfibruns. 9isr
fteben aud cine 8aBseise unb cine SioIine
unb piellei9t 100 Stolen Stoffe aler Nrt
unb Sarbsn, poSu, 1T pobI i9psr gu err
ratben, wenn IS feline 9eiddftsretlame
iein ioG. Cine sroBe 9adabmuns Der
9struss Statue in SoIs nu9 &om gu isns
ben, NO bas Original itebt, bari pobI aIs
Cullen nod Itben trasen beset9net perben.
Sebr interefant 1T Elm Bud aus Yaris,
porin bas Yaternofter In $50 Spra9sn
ftebt. berausseseben uOn Der Societe
bibliographique. Orleans ianbte i9One
Baramente, bic ionit in Sruntrei6 rs9t
sei9matuou sena9t werhen. 5ter fiebt
man aud bic cappa, bas fleine rOtbiamms
tene MdnteI9en NIT i6malem weiBen
9eIabsiase, bas sur biitorii9en &leibuns
Der gdpfte sebDrt unb ~beiOnbers auf uieleu
dlteren 9ortrdts berielbeu gu ieben 1T.
Sebr intereiiant lit Elm @reniuI in Sob
auf Silberbrotat, bas Clemens XIV. sss
bient bat. 9ou ben fran50fiden Wiifos
men ffammt elmer iener isbr foitbaren
Teppi5e aus ben Sebern pom SoItbris unb
anberen 9OseIn unb cine toIo1aIe 96pens
baut.
fShIuE fnInt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-21
Ratbplif6er Qtr6en RaIenoer.
Son ber 8ertIdruns @briii. -Mattb. II
ste Az er,partenpe Gmepeltfa.

9te su erpartenbe v@ncpcIita" iber bic
iociale Sraee 1T, pte Der v@aulois" mits
tbeiIt, i6on felt Idnserer 3ett uo0enbet.
Sas pdpitIide Runbi9reiben fibrt in eins
gebenoer @etie bic @runbidee aus, pel6e
Der 9apt i'm uersunsenen Sttober ben
9tIeern aus benz fransOfi9eu Irbetters
ffanbe ~seseniiber aussefibrt bat. SEQ
XIII. ertldrt ii9 gu @unten elmer mOss
It6it weiteebenoen, aber maBuollen Sir
forge Der &esierunssn fir bas @obl Der
@rbeiter, bod iou iid bteie llntertisuns
Der arbeitenben RIafen INNER in ~uernunfts
semdBen @ren3en bepesen. Der 8upii
forbsrt bic &atbOIiten auf, nit Der @riins
bune uou 8e~reinisunsen, wie tatboIii6eu
Susenb:S ~eretnen, Irbeiter:S eretnen, uni
dbnIi9en Suitituttonen, fort3ufabren. l1sber
bic tn Der @ncpclita ausseipro3enen 2sb:
rem bat Der bI. 8ater ii9 NIT berporraseu:
ben fatbolii4en Wdnnern ueri9iebene,
I%ationaIititen beipro9en, unb ibre gn:
fidten fir unb wiber, ibre @rfabrunger
auf fociaIem 9ebiste ii9 n,ittbeiIen lai en-,
-lleber Serbanblunsen bes 8aticans NIT
&uBIanb mill baHelbe fransDTi9e Blatt
erfabren buben, baB iol6e wirtlt9 fatt'
fdnben, unb omar iet 3und4ft Misr. Ga
Iimbertt, Der pdpitli9e Nunttus in @ien,
nut Der u~orIdufisen Siibruns berieIben be:
auftrast. @enn bas o bteiem anse
ftrebte @tuueruebmen In ben 9~runb3iser
berseitelt 1T, wirbe Der Staats : Setreta,
Cardinal &oqa ft9 xnmittelbar mi
benz ruifideu Rtnilterium bes aeuBern II
8erbtnbuus feten. Su wie melt biei
Ra9rtdten bes Barrier Blattes fi9 be
sriiubet erueiien werben, bIeibt ab3upar
ION
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-21
Die SebIer Der mooernen Su
8eno G%rstebun8 nno TIRE
SeiIuna.

90 Der Gitsl zines 9ortrass, ben neus
lid 5err 2sbrsr 8oIff tn elmer Benjamin
lung bss pdbasOsiiden 8ereins gu &oitod
belt. Wir entnebmen ben bea1tenspers
then Qusfibrunsen Solsenbes mad einsm
&sfsrut bes v&oftodsr aln;sissrs." Sc
1T omar fir europa sei4rieben, paBt aber
aud fur Nmerita.
l1niere beutise Susenb 3sist SsbIsr, bic
In elmer friibern 3eit iiberbaupt ni9t ODE.
bod nur In sertnsem @rabe uorbanbsn
waren ; bic bauptid1li9iten berieIben finb :
9istdtlofsteit, RObbsiteu unb @rce6e aIsr
Dirt, l1nluit 3u ernitsr 9lrbeit, perbunben
nit S9Iaffbsit bss &6rpsrs unb @eiites
unb NIT Der Sudt mad unpanenbsn 9srs
sniisen. S9lIsr : 0usle unb &inbers
SeIbftmorbs ftnb cine ben fribern 3eiten
gang unbstannte, beute absr ni5t ieItene
gertrruns bes iusenbIiden @eiitss. Sie
5aupturia9e bisie r Ssbler lisst in Der mo:
bernen bausIi9en @r3iebuns. 9ieisr fsblt
mebr wte porbem ober gang bic reItat6ls
Weibe; fe leibst untsr benz ~porpiesent
notwithstanding sefdrbten 3eitssiits
NIT ietner 9era9tuns alIer s6ttIidsn unt
msnf9ltden autoritdt unb isineut Wams
MONS unb Sinnsnbisnite. 9as Saus ers
sisbt bic climber nidt msbr 3ur @snisiams
tsit, ginfa9bsit, arbeitiamtsit, nidt NIT
@rnit unb Strense; es i9abist uielmebr
bic seiunbe @utpidsluus, inbem ss bic
WoSe> Narrbeiten uon ben &inbern mitmas
den, fis Tbeater, &inbers unb Mastens
BGus, fosar GinseIsE CANCEL beiu6sn uno
isi9ts Romane Ieien ldBt. gisIe Sinbsr
tn Grbsitsrtreiieu entbebren Der Samilisns
au9t gang, inbem ibre @ltsrn i'm Sample
um's Daisiu ben san3sn Gag auBsr benz
9aaie fnb, ODER inbem iie ieIbit i'm jusenb:
li9sn 9lItsr tn Sabriteu arbeitsn mifen.
&u9 In b6bern Rreiien bat bic perdnberte
@eitaltuns bes 6ffentli9en 9ebens unb Der
grperbss % erbdItniGe, unb bas ietise 8ers
sinsweien bas 5amilienleben unb bic So
milienau9t bssintrd9tist. 9ie Der S4uIs
entwa9iene Susenb wirb au frib fslbfts
ftdnbis unb eutbebrt Der n6tbisen auff9t
unb Su1t, wsl9e pormaIs TIM .Sauie Der
2ebrs pnb 9isnff, Serren ausseibt purbs
unb NIT Na9brad apsssabt wsrbsn tonnts.