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Evening journal., 1888-10-08

versatiea and in public utter@nces
throughout the state, entitle him to no
consideration at the hands of any Demo
crsF or other conservative citizen within
the bounds Of the state Of Delaware
We have Congressional candidate in
the person of the Hon. John b. Pen
ington who is in perfect accord with
the principles Of the Democratic party.
whose principles are those of the people
Between these two candidates
there can be no hesitation in the minds
of the people The one in accord with
the best interests of the majority Of the
people of the state. the other the repre-.
sentative Of the monopolist manufaetur
ers and pledged to oppress the people still
further with the iniquitous protective
tariff. The one for many years promi-
nent factor in the politics Of the state
familiar with tie needs Of the people and
quick to relieve them, the other almost a
stranger in our midst with former asso-
Citations totally different from ours. un
familiar with our people and their wants,
and the candidate of party whose past
acts and present policy we have had suf-
tcient reason 70 condemn.
Evening journal., 1888-10-08
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Rev. George W. Johnson, of Laurel
who had surgical operation performed
n Philadelphia some time ago, is improv
ing.
a movement has been started in Snow
Hill to organize Building and Loan
Association. The scheme is meeting with
success.
DR.. Joseph X. Frame. son 81
Henry O. Frame Of Indian River hun.
dred, Del and graduate of the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania, has located for the
practice of medicine at Millsboro. Sussex
county.
II is reported that there have been
ninety cases of diptheria in and around
Bishopville. Seventeen Of them have
proved fatal. There are several cases
there now but they are not Of the malig
nant type -tieorgetown Journal.
There is more malarial fever here this
year than for fifteen years. and in Reho-
both some cases of typhoid. One Of our
physicians was heard to remark the her
day that he was using five times as much
qulnine this fall as he generally does
BrealSwater Light of Lewes.
Samuel w. McCaulley and J. Augustus
McCaulley Of this city. executors, will sell
at Ellendale on Friday next eighty acres
OF land with a two-story dwelling and
stabing thereon, belonging to the estate
OF William McCaulley, deceased. and
situate at Glendale, Sussex county.
Z. y Myers a prominent nurservman
and fruit grower of Northwest For;
hundred, died at his residence near
ibandgeYlile recently, aged about So years.
Mr. Myers was native of New York bnt
had lived in this state for a number IN
years and had accumulated a good pron-
erty. He had been lingering with disease
for several months.
Evening journal., 1888-10-08
At the Unitarian church.

Rev. William p. Tilden preached YES.
terday morning at the Unitarian Church
TO large congregation. Mr.. and Mrs.
Illden come here from Boston few davs
ago to remain one lmonth, during which
ne VIII nil the Unitarian pulpit. Mean.
whlle the trustees are looking about for
@ regular minister Mr.. Tilden IS A gen.
tleman Of advanced years. exceedingly
venerable IN appearance and courtly IN
manners. lie preached instinctively from
exodus o: 10. And the Lord showed
him tree which when he cast into me
water. the water became sweet. An in.
formal reception was given Mr. ana Mrs
Iilden after services had ended
Evening journal., 1888-10-08
New BIidship House

The midship house on tho larga
schooner + and T. Lupton is nearing com.
pietion. A twelve-horse power engins
Tor hosting viii be put in the midsbin
mouse II is being built BY Williamson +
Brother Of Philadelphia. The scbooner
VIII engage in the coal and other earrvins,
trade from the various ports. A number
OF persons from out of town will be nres-
ent at the launch, which takes plaee nexf
Tuesday afternoon at 2. 30 o'clock
The schooners Ellwood Rurton a,d
George p. Hallocl1 Of Philadelphia ana
New York. respectively, arr1veu AZ the
yard on Saturday for repairs.
Evening journal., 1888-10-08
Funcrai Of 4 venerable Iady.

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Marraret
Wright took place yesterday afternoon
at the residence Of Mrs. Marcella N
Wright, near Centreville. Nd. where sba
died. II was largely attended. The Rev
James A. Mitchell officiated. The inter.
ment was at Walnut Grove. on Reeds
creek, in the Wright family burvine-
ground. Her married life and part n
her widowhood had been snent
at Walnut Grove. The pail bearers were
Colonel William MoKennev. Senator
John B. Brown, Judge Samuel T. Earle
J. Spencer Wright, s. Collins Wright
stephen L. Wright. Mrs Wright was
IN her 10th year, and a member Of =
family which has been prominent IN
Queen Annes county since an early period
Of colonial times. Several Of its mem.
bers were active and prominent in the
revolutionary struggle, and number
nave held important Offices of the state
and county. Mrs. Wright was tha
daughter OF the late Col Thomrs WRIGHT
and married her cousin. Thomas WRIGHT
third, who was secretary of state under
Governor Grason. Mrs. Wright has lived
in recent years at Peabody Heiqbts
Baltimore, at the residence of her son-in.
law, the late William Holmes. She can,o
to Queen Anne's on Thursday to visit ber
relative, Mrs. Marcella Wright, and died
suddenly on Friday night Of heart disease
She had two children, Thomas Wrigbt
and Mrs. Holmes both Of whom are dead
Mrs Wright was an old-fashioned Mary.
land lady, kindly and warm hearted. with
strong local attachments and great pride
in the historical achievements Of her
native state, With which, especially those
relating TO the revolution and the war of
1872, she was very familiar. She was
widely known in Queen Anne's county
and held IN the highest esteem.-Balti.
more Snn-
Evening journal., 1888-10-08
Progress ofa Crab.

Milford News and Advertiser.
The Kent Prohibitionists will poll four
teen votes unless some Of the nominees
have too much sense to vote themselves
There are some temperance advocates
who think they can not advance their
cause except by engaging in politics, and
yet the more they dabble in politics the
less they accomplish Two years ago
the temperance ticket polled large vote
this year the Prohibition ticket will not
get one-tenth MS much support This is
a brilliant advance backward. "
Evening journal., 1888-10-08
Peningtnn ana Treat
Georgetown Democrat.

reorgetoWn Democrat.
However mach the Republican candi-
date Tor Congress- Sfr. Treat. NAV assert
that has sympathies and his interests are
with the people Of Sussex. county and the
state the fact still stares us in the face
.nat ne represents and is ia full sympathy
WIN 1naV organization whose principles
are directly antagonistic to ours. and III
elected, his vote would always be cast on
me side which is seeking to engraft upon
the statute book a perpetual protective
1ariH' when all public reasons for thecon-
tinuance q such a measure have ceased
@Ha, the only interests to be observed bv
nAen legislation would be to further
enrichment Of the manufacturer with the
money taken under false preten ses from
fne Pockets Of al other classes of the
tovPle 1he political opinions of candi-
ssase Treat, As expressed in private con.
Evening journal., 1888-10-08
October.

October is the month that seems
a woven with midsummer dreams:
She brings for us the golden days
Ihat I'LL the air with smoky haze.
she brings for us the lisping breeze
Who whispers near the vacant nest
forsaken by its feathered guest.
Now half the birds forget TO sing,
And half Of them have taken wings.
Before their pathway shall be host
Beneath the gossamer OF frost;
Now one by one the gay leaves fiy
Zigzag across the yellow sky;
They rustic here and iutter there,
lntil the hough hangs chill and bare.
What joy for what happiness
shall cheer the day the night shall hlessi
" ~ Halloween, the very last
shall keep for US remembrance fast.
When every child shall duck the hend
To find the precious pippin red
Frank Dempster sherman.
Evening journal., 1888-10-08

The eantata Of Queen Esther will he
gwen IN Snow Hill on three evenings ~
TINS week by local talent, under the di-
fectlon Of Professor Wyatt. The proceeds
VII be added TO the building fund Of the
MaSemie Memorial Presbyterian Church
now being erected at Snow Hill. An de.
nominations will assist in the production
Of the cantata. '''A
Evening journal., 1888-10-08
Incrense In Rn.in...

Messrs. Fell and Joseph, the coal deal
ers Of No zoo West Front street. have
purchased the old Quinby lumber ward
property at the corner Of Front and Maj.
ison streets. The firm win turn the ward
into coal bins as soon as the Messrs
Quinby vacate. The lumberv ward has for
years been land mark in that neighbor.
hood The additional space win enable
Messrs. Fell and Joseph 10 receive tbei~
coal by rail as a sialng from tns -. y
railroad runs into the yard.
Evening journal., 1888-10-08
BANKS AND Hl1GINsoN.
Two Noted Men Opposing Each Other {
a Seat in Congress-


Seat in Congress.
Two of the most notable nominations of
this decade were recently made in Massa-
chusetts. Gen Nathaniel Prentiss Banks
was nominated for congress by the Re-
publicans and Thomas Wentworth Hig-
ginson by the Democrats of the Fifth
congress district. Gen. Banks is nearly
% years of age. Col Higginson Is
nearly IS. Both were famous before
this generation was born. The names of
both are inseparably connected with some
OF the most important events in the his
tory Of this century.
Gen. Banks has taken many parts
many Of them widely different Start.
ing in as "bobbin boy" in the cotton
mills Of his natiye town, Waltham. Mass.
he has shone in a remarkably large field
editor, lawyer, inspector Of customs.
state representative, state senator.
speaker Of the Massachusetts house Of
representatives, governor, member of the
United States house of representatives.
speaker Of that body, major general Of
volunteers. railroad manager again mem.
Der OF congress, and lastly United States
marshal. He was, as far back as 1875.
an actor, though in this profession he np.
Evening journal., 1888-10-08
9iiIton weston. the paraoned ,rilIinnniro

Milton Weston who was recently par
doned and liberated from tho Western
penitentialy Pennsylvania, is The mill
ionaire who was sentenced, Jan. 96. 1885
70 hye years Imprisonment for voluntary
manslanghter, IN causing the death of 4
man named Haymaker, four years AGO. in
2 hght between the employees Of the
Two men over the possession Of a
piece ot land in western Pennsylvania.
There was a dispute between Weston
Evening journal., 1888-10-08

ana ODaulah Lay
maker over the
ownership Of a
piece Of land stu.
ated near AIur.
raysville in West
moreland county.
which eliminated
on Nov. 26, 1888.
in q personal en-
counter Of the
forces represent
ing the opposing
interests. As a
result Of this en-
counter HAY
ma kpr tyoa l@;fl,,l
Evening journal., 1888-10-08
Each In uis or.n W..

First Boy-I guess your folks ain't nc
rich as ours. Ny father and mother "a
driving every day. 81
day, too o'eiy
First Doy-I don't believe It'll What
docs he drive? "iae
Press Nlee
Evening journal., 1888-10-08
wANAMAKER's.
Pn1LAprLpnIA. Mondnr. nct.

ttett''NSs = tNtt'.S 0S - tEheIJ
70 ha6ben az STAPLE a1-es.
gooas-65 cent ool0yed hear
a0eleht French Cashmere.
al so cents.
ECashmere prices don't flor
around. Goods that every
woman knows and wants, and
knows the worth of. Fifteen
cents off a yard of this grade
IS like taking it from a gold
dollar.
Scary times for some max
ers or you'd never hear of these
Cashmeres at so cents.
OF course there are plenty
of SO cent Cashmeres, but
they're the so cent kind. Here
you have a 3just right" grade,
So inches wide, right in weight,
finish, dye, durability, and m
more than ffly col0rs, includ-
ing all the sought-for shades.
Not whisper of the max
er's name-that's in the bar
gain. No matter; it sticks out
in every yard. Quality, quality,
QUALITY. Nothing better Of
the weight comes from any
Cashmere looms in the world.
a largish lot to begin with,
but no merchant can ever have
half enough 65 cent Cashmere
at 50 cents.
Northeast Of centre.
The handsomest Matching Of
Colored Henriettas you'll find
anywhere. Silk-and-wool-a
wool. Every grace and good
ness that ever gets into these
exquisite stuffs.
Northeast Of centre.
Muslin UnaeysOear IS Pleas
antI frea on the second Ro0y,
Aanay 10 nine easy sta1rvayS
and four gu1ck elevators.
We have put some fresh-got
surprises with the bargain lots
turned up by moving. A little
house-warming.
Another batch of Fruit of
the Loom" Drawers and
Chemises at CSC. Fruit"
Chemise, with lace at neck and
sleeves, soc.
Chemise, good muslin, Ham
burg edge on neck and sleeves,
4oc. Square neck Chemise, |
pretty embroidery, CSC.
Muslin Night Gown, yoke |
with Hamburg inserting, Ham
ourg at neck and sleeves, ST. |
Night Gown, with 4 rows in
'erting on yoke, edged neck,
'ront and sleeves, $I.I5.
6oc Woven Cotton Under
ikirt at 35c. Domette Elan
lei Skirt, soc.
scarlet and black gray and black
blue and black
An All-wool Underskirt.
ray, with scarlet blue, or
lack border, osc.
Women's All-wool Cardigan
ackets, plain and striped, ST
nd $I.25.
Nurses Aprons, large size,
S and 35c; better up to So. so.
Pillow Shams, 75c to $2I.
Home work don't count
gainst such prices
,eond floor, Juniper street side. Four ele-
We want you to know an
Umbrella that is made for us
Y famous old local maker.
he best Umbrella we have
yer seen for the money.
Trueworth" is the name
.amped on each tie. 1t fits
le facts. Silk about as near
n-wear-out-able as can be had:
nest English natural sticks;
frames, and all the
'sentials that go to make up
le perfect Umbrella. But the
est thing about the whole
Isiness is the price:
Evening journal., 1888-10-08

- - - NI'lVU' IL was not aIIered
that Weston inflicted the wounds which
caused ms death, but he was convicted in
June 1854, Of contributory murder. as
9Delng present, aiding and abetting one
hoWzef and others then in his employ in
e, eheir acts; his pardon was urged bv
senators Cullom and Logan, and Governor
VSglesoy OF Illinois, on the ground that
dence ~ efA-
Evening journal., 1888-10-08
A-1u Nstsl LILO
ADDITIONAL TIP AIN,

ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
DAILY, except Sunday-Leave DUPONT COS
M, Newbridge go a. m. Arrive Wiimingtoa
6,42 a. mr. = ~
Saturday only-Leave Reading 1900 n NJ
arrive Birdsboro l2.3O p. m. Leave Dupont 9s
Z. m. Newbridge 40 p m, arrive Wilminrfof
Wilmington 1.23 D. m
For connections at Wilmington, at B.&O.
junction, at Chadds Ford Junction, al Coates
YlIie ana Naynesburg Junction, at Birdsborn.
al iKSeyasdlng, see time tables at all stations,
bOMNESs BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger A ct
a. 2. .McCAUSLAND, Superintendent.
Evening journal., 1888-10-08
Interesting d kene Democrats.


Laurel Gazette
Our Kent friends need not worry about
the gnbernatorial contest ia Delaware
two years hence, as the Democrats are
not going to allow this contest Ia be lost
simply because Of a family quarrel. The
next governor will be from either Little
Creek or Northwest Fork. Stick a Din
here
For the past three weeks We have had
nothing TO say on the Senatorial question
but have watched the maneuveriDg III
the various candidates with no little
amount Of interest. II now looks to us
as though Senator Salisbury will succeed
himself, II is thought that the Republi-
cans will elect their ticket in Kent
county Should this be SO, New Castle
and Sussex county will be left to name
the Senator and it appears to us that the
only man they can unite upon will be
Uncle Eli.
Evening journal., 1888-10-08

MRS Charlotte Lattuvelle. who has
liFea ~ st. Paul since 1885. was horn In
San@aa IN 1876. For the lass fftv wears
siae mas supported herself by making
mats which business she still continues.
Evening journal., 1888-10-08

- q ~. otatlon. s5O 1928 2.25 5.55 . 1lg3
mn, ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
VII mNlInlllngton, 6.l5 p. m; b. q o. junction. B9a
p. m. AeAoiit o'oh
On Saturday only-Wir leave Wiimino,to,
az , o.lQ p m, Newbridge 545 p. m. Leave vii.
Hailngglon aIlgsl, lll5 p m. Newbridge ll35 D. m.
q AiaiNe - D%upont % Los p m. Leave Birdsboro Tle
GOING SOUTH
Daily Sunday
Daily lex Sunday only
Evening journal., 1888-10-08
PRICES:

PENNIES AND SMALL. elEaNcfs CAN
N HAD AZ IhE COUNTING .looss or
THE EVENING JOURNAL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-19

Oridonto, liquid aud povdrr.,n ono
package, only fifty cents Far .nia ~,
W. ~. Williamson Il Co.
>. W. Wiutrey Il Cos. new uvorv
s"ie ara transfer stables. Eighth str1ef
neSr rankin, has the finest turun,,,.
ia the city. Buggies and &. rr,ogos
lurhls me q on call, aud pronmt attrn-
uon given to train orders.
Webb, ka,tner & Moberlv aro sur.
plying Waco with the /, # beef sbo
mas ever had from their tYo stands
one on the square and tie ether near
me old Bon Ton staud. They have
uSh and oysters fresh every day aud
II / orders with dispatch
The Home Workers society VII
give unique enter taiumept neyt
wednesday oveuipg at the residence
Of DR.. 1homps Moore, on South
lh'' 1t street. 1t VI be CHILLED -
George Washington Tee aud /, Given
on he birthday OF the father of tbe
country, and viii consist OF musicol
AVID literary eTorciscs snd retr, sh-
ments. The enter, i"mens j. givcu.
Tor the benefit Of the Christian
church aud all ore iuvitcd.
Fashionable and Grst-clgs. clothing.
gents furnishing goods, hats. caps
collars and cuffs, etc., ttc. pal,ic
prices, at Malory's old stald Jhe
administrator is compelled to close
out the stock and viii do SO regard
less OF cost or former prices. bout
forget the place.
r Io IrDr fr,rt,,. W..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-19
k0S "a f.

ItIo --rnoor
~ >.,oa,n 1..nnd,v isthe hs.,
~ ''' o'''' -,
CAolceS' meats a' 'u0 "Nco supply
EaFAeI
Oysters and fish in all styles at the
Charles
peposit Your dimes and dollars
fth Maytieid.
odios s,raoned runhora IT >1oons,
Efon l. C"!. W. ~ 'N''
a. .'N y
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-19

Totelllaeuce rlnalD WINS.

CuWUU9n UtWOcrallo Ccntrb. %
u,ttee Mclennan 90 Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-19

Never has there been such IN ol-
porluuity to procure cheap knee
pants fer the boys e. We are now o.:
icring, LEVINE BROS.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15
ut bjGlpe oct Nttte.

UT bjelpe bet Rette er life aleue an
beiale!iesperbist ira ct alminbeliat
Stanbpunft, men bet er | bsie1te Grab
iOrnuftist, naur benne Sjalp fommer
ben rette SIDE al 2esemet t,lapoe liae,
~ouerfor be neberite &ibben omfrins Sc.
peren. Den met pirfiomme Sielp
fommer fra Soitetter's Stoma6 8itters,
ct ubmerfet Wibbel mob @albeipa.
BONNIE. 2eperens lpirfIpmbeb lebiaaes
ofte af SOritoppelie. Souebpine, uren
9unse, &palme, &psimerter, ilbeluaz
tenoe Ianbe, sul slniistsiarpe % Zine.
Iarlasen til bisie Spmptpmer er 9eoes
rem, men ben fureres peo bette 8itters.
aOlbfeber, iom %beitanbis ausriber 9epe>
rem, llet 5orbeielie. &beumatisme, Npres
lpsoomme, er ale Spsbomme, iom ian
belbreoes peb bette STANDARD Webiciu.
Drug bet life rpffsuis, men lpitematiSf.
lao bet belt os bolbent fan sienaiue bia
bin Selbreb. iWuauit).
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15
On blino SfolebcnDrer.

SiSte Numer af "Snbutritibenoe"
brimser ct Billebe al ben blinbe Sneoz
fer Inbreas 9snuis us itriuer ~iclsenSe:
Sen %tenfiomme Nrbeioers itsrits 2ils
frebsliGelie er at ie bet iulbenote 8erf,
Maalet for bans Straben. Naar ben
farbise @jenitanb itaar Der, elegant os
itiliulb, oppaffer ben / Sialen 2ensiel
efter eble Jormer; ben ifaffer @lebe
% SO / Irbeibets baarbe Scamp. Men
8ierlisbeoen til @rbeibet er osiaa tils
itebe bos benz, Der life bar ben @l9oe at
funne ie 5rusterne at tit Strao; be
maa bpsse fin 9ilireosbeo / 9roen paa
@rbeibets 8~eliisnelie. 81 brinser netop
/ Dag 8ilebet al en- Mano, Der bsrer
til bisie, men iOm peb 5lib us utrats
telis Sper bar naaet lanst frem mob
bet ibeale Maal. Nnbreas 2onpis mi
itebe fit Spn, ba ban bar 81 aar sams
mel, os itrafs b~ereiter blep ban berpuet
fine 5oralores fierlise g~eileonins. ST.
ter 8onfirnationen Tom ban / Stolutas
serlere % funoe alIerebe efter p Iars
6orlsb ubisre fit Suenstptfe iom Snebz
fer. San er fSbt / 1888 / bet trOnb,
bjemite, og fra ban bleu Speno, arbeis
bebe Fan / fit Sag, inbtif ban / 1864
blep anlat iom 2erer oeb 8linbeinititus
tet ar%iitiania. Som grbeiber ipsleSe
ban meit meb aisretgier us tilbels meo
Malfinarbeioe for 8pnberne | be omliss
senoe Bpsoer. 8eb 8linbeiniiitutet
bar ban 2arer / Snebferins os 9reis
ming oio, men bans 2pit fob til at ubs
oibe fine &unbtaber us at ifuffe Jig ct
itsrre Sirfefelot for fine guner. Deb
Ofentlis % priuat Sietp fit ban 1871
G%nlebning til at tase en- Eur til Studs
bolm. Ser ituoereoe ban / 3 Maanes
Der OrselbDsseri, bporp,b ban ienere
beluis bar beitjeftiset fig % .iSst at
mebbele enfelte af fine Gleper llnberpiss
ming / iamme. s 1882 oprettebe 2sn.
pig en- g~rbeibsifole for fonfirmerebe,
blinoe Gutter; til StOlens Drift erbOlz
Der ban ct aurlist Statsbiorus al 5000
@roner. Nae, lOm bar baut Nnlebnins
til at ie 9snpiss os bans gleuers / for
ifjellise Retninser fine os nsiastise Or
beibe, maa forunbres, naar man tenfer
paa ale be gunifelisbeber, On bar meb
at faa ieenbe 2arlinse frem til 9pstiss
beb. Men liseiOm 2snpis er ben funos
ftabsrise Mefter / fit Sag, Snebferiet
os flere BERTH sranienoe Yran9er, iaas
lebes er ban osiaa ben bpstise 2erer
% 2eber for fine blinoe gleuer us 81
beliesfeIer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15
Sen tore Strcif.

Salol Saao! Suab er paaferbe
meo big berneoe?
Sauo, Mr. Tongue, er BET big? Va,
alt saar salt bsruebe. Grbeioerre i
The Gastric Works er paa Streif.
The Food Assimilation Company bar
luttet, % The Bile Supply Pipe Line
tan lite Longer afiette fine @arer, us Der
er Soerfob af benz i bele 9anbet. Ga,
belle Splaset | nit Department er Be-
ltaoiset, os ies bar itanbiet aft arbeioe.
aan life bepese mig uben Gsifance.
SIG mig, Wr. Tongue, ian bu life ienoe
mig EN- 5lalfe eller to af DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery? SO.
Den Buffalo anbs 2asemibbel. Suis
ou sjsr, fan ies bespnoe min 8irfIum.
beo lsien ftrar. Raar 9eperen, Waper
eler Snopoloene er / rlorben, eller 5or.
oplellssor9anerue er paa Streif, er bel
bet beoite Mtiooel til after at iette So.
tureus Sjul 8irfiOmbeb. Grussite,
bolber bet.
pot % nps lite, % uar life ubsbaselis
Tor aue, men brus DR.. Sage's Catarrl
Remedy.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-15

ON ale be Srasielisbsoer, ban 0es"'
Sans 1ilaanb ubuiflebe FIG til ct mere
Ga mere aabenbart gunpib, ban per
Iteren uuer Wiaiouer Slupsijals. SsI
oo tppe sar lepebe ban / en- 9utt al
Cnbaab, avinb, Srpst Os Dab os benz
aap fla til be Sarite Mprberisr Os uo'
Reielier. pan mprbebe fin esen spn.
,Os eitsr bam iulste belle ~atter al
liberlise os sruiOmme aoinoer % raa
% tsileslpie Rano, ale belt eaer ballot
uanuittise. Slere uf benz bleo toalf
eler forsiitet.
aubpia ben Gnben af gaper,t gap
ufte geialinser til sruiOmme Slernln'
aer. Ban pilbe Here @anse babe VI
meme itutfet ub paa fine Statsraaoer.
Sc funoe tatte, at Ri lepebe bet nittenpe
slarbunbrebe os / europa for, at bans
gefalinser life bleu i%ulbbDroet.
gn tpIt 2ase, Tom bar ltreoet ON
bette, paapiier, at 8anOiobet naturllst
moi benser ianmen meb at bore fsbt til
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mere Smiser END Sanbbeb; insen lamb
Sen maner benz til oeres Slist, itser
9op frazier benz. 9ette uopifler Gsens
fiarlisbeb, 2ibenlfaber, 1fornuft %
llbipapelier.