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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17

The Indiana Grand Council of Royal and Sc
lee. Masters met in annual session at the Ma
sonic Temple yesterday. The address upon the
condition of the order was delivered by %Ilustri.
GUS Grand Master Henry w. woodhurss, OF
Fort Wayne. The officers elected for the eusu-
ing year were: L. G. NJ, George S. Jones. Gov
ington; D. l. G. NJ, Oliver B. Sargent. Logsns-
port; G. /. NJ, Charles w. Slick, Mishawaka;
q. G. g., Edward II. Dunning, Goshen; G. T.,
Martin H. Rice, Indianapolis; g. r., John NJ.
Bramwell, Indianapolis; grand principal con-
ductor of the work. Theodore ID. Brown, Craw-
fordsville. The new officers will be installed
this morning. and the council will adjourn at
noon. This afternoon and to- morrow the Grand
Chapter will be in session.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17
No Burial Place for Chinamen.

baltimore oreclai.
How to bury the Cbinaman who died lately,
decently, II q problem calculated TO puzzle the
wits Of the wisest undertaken in Baltimore. To
inter the remains of o dead Celestial in other
ground than that used for burial purposes is
shocking to the deep sense Of respect which all
Cinnamon entertain for the dead, and TO secure
permission from the managers of a cemetery for
the celebration of the Chinese funeral rites in
consecrated ground 10 almost an impossibility.
The objections urged are that the ooise and ex-
element ars revolving to the tastes of the other
lot-owners and that damage is done by the
crowd which assemblies % the adjoining ground.
The Cinnamon ins,st.thst their tom-toms must
sound and there is no law to prevent 10; yet
public sentiment is against ii. The friends of
the dead man are deeply exercised over their
inability to secure q place OF interment The
undertakers have exhausted every means 10
obtain q green rpo. of earth for the remains TO
rest in without avail, and have about despaired
Of being able TO do so. Although the mans
friends seem sgitated about his funeral. il is a
singular fact that none OF them have called 10
pay their respects TO the dead. The body lies in
an ice casket in a good state Of preservation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17
PRICES ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES.
PETTIS. BASSETT & Co
Atthe TheaterA.


The Park has had no better attraction this
season than BARLEY Campbell's play my Part
ner." which is running there this week, and, in
consequence, the audiences are large and snthu-
siastic- At the Grand Lights and Shadows
which is beautifully staged, will be seen for the
last tine this afternoon and tonight.
The fret opera company TO play in Indianapo-
lis this season. and one that is very strong
artis;ically and numerically. is the Conried
company, which opens at the Grand, tomorrow
night, in Millocker's brilliant work, .sVicead-
miral." which has never been done here. IL viii
be followed. Friday night and Saturday matt
nee, by CZebulkos tunsful work s.Amorita,D
which 10 also new here. and BLACK Hussar,'
Saturday night The company includes such
noted artists as Lillian Conway, Laura Biauchi.
Marie Langdon, Jennie Reitfreth, Harry Hill
ard. the tenor with Duff last season, w. II.
Fitzgerald aud Others. The sale Of seats will
begin this. morning, and there will be no advance
n the regular prices Of admission.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17

To Be Erected in Washington by Both UnioI
and Confederate Ex-Sold,ers.

To Be Erected in Washington by Both Union
and Confederate Ex-Soldiers.
Washington Special.
The project devised by Mai. William Howard
Mills. of this city, formerly of the Fourteenth
United States Infantry, for the formation of a
fraternity of all the surviving soldiers Of the
late war, both Union and confederate, and the
erection of a national military memorial
building in this city, lie not only attracting the
attention OF the ex-soldiers but of both houses
of Congress-. 1T is proposed that the survivors
agree TO constitute themselves a body corporate
by the name and title of 'The Military Order of
United Sons Of America" with the usual cor
porate powers.
The avowed object of the order will be to per-
feet the differentiation OF Appomsttox." per-
petuate the memories of the dead, strengthen
the renewed bonds OF union betwsen the States,
educate their children 10 as to forever insure
the Nation from the perils of another civil war.
and. for purposes frate.nsl, charitable, loyal and
historical, but IN no sense political, the erection
of a building at the national capital that shall
be a suitable monument to the vslor, patriotism
and fidelity OF the American soldier and sailor
from tho days OF George Washington, and tho
establishment OF . war museum and q soldiers
library.
The order is to consist. first. Of the men who
wore regularly enlisted or mustered In either OF
the contending armies during the war; second,
of the sons who have reached a required age;
third. OF such patriotic citizens as desire to con-
tribute TO the success OF the order. One-half Of
all admission fees and fixed dues from members
are to 60 O building fund to be used, 6rst, for
the erection Of the memorial until completed,
then FOR the creation Of the war museum and
library. Congress is to bs asked for q perpetual
charter and permission to erect the building
upon one Of the public reservations in Washing
ton. The following representative in Congress
have written letters heartily favoring the prof.
sct: Deacon s. V. White. of New York; Repre-
septatives Thomas, OF Wisconsin,. Hopkins. OF
Illinois; Holman, OF Indiana; Allen. of Michi-
gan: Townshend, Of Illinois chairman OF rue
House military committee); morrill,. OF Kansas;
Henderson, of Illinois, Caruth. of kentucky;
Hooker, OF Mississippi; Morrow. of California;
Tim Campbell, Of New York. and Houk. of
Tennessee. Among the weii-known soldiers
who have the matter under consideration are
General Rosscrans, the gallant commander CT
the Army OF the Cumberland; Gen. Il. e.
Wright, the well-known commander Of the Sixth
Corps, Army OF the Potomac. and Gen Joseph
j. Reynolds, q well.known corps commander In
the Western armies.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17
The Good Templars.

The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order
OF Good Tsmplars met in the Mansur Block,
yesterday afternoon. The number of delegates
and visitors present was unusually large. The
grand officers present were: Eli Miller, Misha,
waks, grand chief templar; D. r.. Psrsine, Mum
Gle. grand worthy councillor; Hannah
Stanley. Carlos City. vice-templar; Miss
secretary; John A. Norman, Farmland.
worthy treasurer, and Mrs. A A. Brcokbanks,
Jefersonville. grand superintendent The re-
ports of the officers showed that the progress OF
the order was greater than for several years.
The number of members in the State is over
Eve thousand, the increase the last year being
unprecedented. Among the delegates here are
several preachers. The annual session will close
to-day by the election OF officers for the en-
euinO war
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17

switching service done in that section of the
city, there being thirty or more switches lead
ing to lumber-yards and manufactures of vari-
Gus kinds. 1t is claimed that a track on the
canal bank would not only relieve the main line,
but at the same time better accommodate the
manufacturers by reaching several who have
now no direct facilities of this kind. These are
the reasons looked at from the side Of the Big
Four. but it is said by the Monon people that
tie lease is made for the purpose of cutting
them out OF their own line Of connection with
the city. While the lease is not perfected, it is
said that the papers to that end are being pre-
pared, and will be signed in q few days.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17

Rena Ward, who occupied q room at No. ls9
West Court street, committed suicide, yesterday
afternoon, by taking carbolic acid. Monday shs
left her room and went TO the nome Of a friend
at No. III West Washington street. to spend a
few days. Yesterday she was missed from the
house. and . fem minutes afterward MAS found
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17

Mrs. Edna Chaffee Noble, of Detroit, has or
ganized a fine class for the study OF the play of
Shskspeare's ''Coriolanus,' which will meet
daily for ono week, at4:30 p. NJ. at the Training
school of Expression. When Block. Mrs. No
ble's lecture on the Art of Expression at the
Y. NJ. c. A. Hall, brought out a large audience,
notwithstanding the inclement weather. She
fresbens her discourse with presentations of
standard characters, gives examples of almost
every style OF voice. and recites selections that
enable her TO illustrate to the best advantage
her art and methods of teaching.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17
Leased by the Big Four.

1t is stated that NJ E. Ingalls,. president Of
the c., l.. ST. l.. e. C.. road. has leased from the
water company the canal bank for ninety-nins
years, paying 6 per cent. on $50. 900. 1t is On
6erstood that he mskes this lease SO that he may
be able to relieve the main track between Ohio
street and North Indianapolis Of the largo
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17
Handsome, Dsshing Fellows, All Hustlers.

The commercial travellers demonstration next
Saturday will be by all odds the finest display
of this campaign. Just think OF 1t, several thou
sand handsome. dashine fellows in line, cheer
ing and busting for Harrison, all wearing fash
ionabls silk hats furnished by Keiieher, the
leading halter. % West Washington street The
men should serd their sizes to Mr.. Kel!eher As
soon as possible SO that all will be supplied with
heta
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17

Duua'O EApEtst.
; The Democrats have found out that Levi T.
Morton is trying to carry North Carolina in
order tn secure the payment of repudiated State
bonds which he holds. Nav! The man is
meaner than that. He wants to carry the Old
North State in order to be elected Vice prssi-
dent. Look out for himl
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17

We now have a supply of Gypsy Kettles
air noistepers-for natural-gas fire use. You
can't get along without them; call and supply
yourselves. Also. new additions TO our stock
of brass and iron tenders, f~re-sets, etc. Call
aud make your selections.
H~ILDEBRANp & FuGATE.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17
Wrought Steel Ranges.

The an. & D." wrought steel ranges; all kinds
OF fuel. including natural Gas. Send for list Of
references. Heating stoves for natural gas.
Howe" ventilarng base-burusr. Do not buy
till you see it. Happy Thought" cast ranges,
Success" natursi-gss cooking stoves.
WIN. II. ENNEr q Son. 80 s. Meridian st.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17

Miss Ballou left tue National Surgical Insti-
lutte. this city. yesterday. for her home in Kan
las bliss b., who had been uusuccessfully
treated 10 a number OF the large cities of the
The country. was brought to the Institute upon
cot She now walks rs well as anyone aud
yoes home cured. The success Of the Surgical
Institute in the treatment Of spinal curvatures
sip-joirt disease, crooked feet and paralysis has
pven ~ reputation that brings TO 1T patients,
Dor Only from every State in the Union. hut
rom Canals and Europe.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17

dead in an adjoining room. The woman, so far
as known, has no relatives in Indianapolis. Her
former home was in Tuscols, H., where q sister
resides.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17
ACCIDENTS FROM NATURAL GAS.
An Explosion by Which an Engineer Is
SarinuslY Ir iured.

An Explosion by Which an Engineer Is
Seriously Injured.
William Reed, the engineer at the Castle en-
gine-works. turned on the natural gas under his
boiler, yesterday morning, and neglected to
light it soon enough. and the result was an
explosion which shook the whole building. He
was blown several feet, and his face and
hands were badly burned. A physician was
called and rendered oil the aid possible, but
Reed suffered great pain. He 10 . young man,
and lives at No. $50 South Missouri street Gas
men instruct consumers that in order to light
the gas a burning piece Of paper or q blaze of
some kind should always be put into the stove
or furnace before the gas Is turned on. A strict
compliance with this rule will do away with
many accidents like the above.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17

An Overheated Room.
The eight-months-old ckiId Of c. IL Young,
Deputy Secretary of State. was overcome yes.
terday by the overheating by natural gas OF a
room at Mr.. Youne's home on Ash street. The
babe was with great difficulty revived.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
lndfcatfong

Indications.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
For Michigan, Wisconsin,. Indiana and ILL.,
nois-Fair; cooler: northwesterly winds, brisk
on the lakes.
For Ohio-Light local raics. followed by fair
weather on Wednesday night; warmer; weste--
~ winds. brisk on the lakes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17
A Glass in Shakespeare.

T-Trace of precipitation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17

Local Weather Report
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-17

Time. Bar. Their. n. Il. Wind. Weather Preo
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31

Derer ubiisttil, at Yolitifen
osIaa for Minneiotaualsets Bebto,ns
menbe oil BLUE en- srei Mffere. @nten
bliuer Republifanerne temmelis oemo>
fratilt- iinbebe. eler blir Demotraterne
republifanif zfiuoeoe. Saluonfeepere os
5aloonfunber oil iaar pbe til begse 8arz
tiers 8ampasnefouo, iom be siorbe bet
for to Mar iiben. 5or benz er bet lite
Yar:i om at 9ibre. Sc fommer ianbz
fpnlispis iaar til at lasse fin Ststte til
bet republifaulfe Yarti forat beieire bet.
De peb, be ia + Demofruterne allisepel,
men fan be MI blipe bet bominerenbe
Clement blanbt 8epublifanerne, iaa er
be 10 iaa meset trps9ere. st ct piit-
&epublifanerne fan better lite oinbe 5taz
ten mer enb be ian pinbe Natronen, uoen
@biifpuOtes os buer Manb, iom bar noz
get tilopers for 9iem os Sgbruelis4eb,
buroe famine fig, beriOm ban lite oprsres
oper benne politi1fe Sammeniperselie
mob bore 9iem. De Blaoe, iom fac az
benbart furfaiter Brincip % Sag for pefuz
nicer ginbinsitplo buroe temples offent=
Zig iom 5orraberiets Talsmenb. Yrez
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
.6olteblabet''s aanoioat,

Oct par 1piteren 1beobor 3cmm %
Srlenberen Sat. Gonlep, Der mar,spre.
rebe Marbmsberne | st. 8aul 2sroas
til S@effers 5oroel. Den traiti9ite
ststte tonluer iaalebes fro Columbia
Nslociation. oslao fienot unber Wdpnet
League of liquor dealers. g9effers
Wenner tan isse iabbitbe Solicit, at be
anbefaler bans Qonbiootnr granbet paa
6ormeralianeen, 9elbreform m. NJ,
men bet er en- &jenbssiernins, at bans
esentlise Stprte % iterteite 9aab tnptz
ter fig til @aloonmasten, en- 4lasleiom
er i Dppoiition til al &esulerins eno
iise Yrobib.tion. pan er beres &anoi'
bat, iom oil faa ben naSielbenoe @esu.
latiou omitprtet % bar ielu peret ben
NET pirtiomme til at m~obarbrioei be re-
publifanlte 9emperancelope. s aiq.
8uorfor itulbe .5olteblaoet" itsttt
BAN, ON lite forbi ban sootsier bet?
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
9bilfen Sag ct al itprit
Betboning?

@nb lite bpao Bense ansaar, fan
Tolbipbrssmaalet iises at bore Of ftsrre
8%etpbnins END SalOOnipsrssmaalet.
9oloen breier fig ON en- Gum, Der lite
operitiser 800 Millioner 9oll.
bpert Oar.
Den birefte os inbirefte 1bsift % Dbe
Iel peb 8renbepinstrafifen naar op til
15OOM illio Dollars bpert
Nar.
Men bpab er al enba itsrre 8etpbnins
er 5plserne, iom lite fan opresnes meb
Eal, +. g.:
Tabet at 10000 Menneiteliu buert
Nar, 5orfDrrelien al mango bunoreoe
9uiinoe 6iem os mango Milioner 8srns
%formbrfeoe Jremtio. Sfelse 9r. Wilz
larb Barter IS psf. al ale Sbioter, As
psf. al ale Sinoiuase, 80 pgt. ifblse
Subse Noab 0apis at ale Tissere %
80 p@t. al ale 5orbrDbere.
Dette er be to Merfeiaser iom irem<
.lasses Solicit til Mfsjprelie. 9uilfen
Sag, Yraier, 2esfolt, &riitne Os Menz.
n%eniteuener ipnes s al itsrit 8etponins?
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
END at foranore Ell
'.Spooel at SploiDitemet
q ifal 8renoepinet fri
os' ta9es for Stat"

5or fire Nar iiben lopebe &epublifa:
meme at forbebre 9olbipltemet. Nu an:
befaler Be bet oe sjgr alt buab Der itaa,
/ oeres Mast forat foriuare bet os fac
Sarmeren os @rbeiosmanoen til at tro
at ben ulise 1olb sauner bam.
Ser er nosle Npooer, iom 9bitolbs:
b(aoene fan faa Sob til dt tneffe:
Tarmeren og Nrbeibsmanben betale,
en- bei. Tolo paa Sgffer, fra 4 til 8 @en1
for buert 8unb, men ban fan faa Sala&
os Gator Oil tplofrit.
San betaler IS Gent pr. 1OOOi Eolt
for Sbinselen paa lit gus; men Sern'
banefcmpasnierne iabfprer be Blanfer
bporpaa be logger fine Stinner, fri 70,
Tolb.
9an betaler / Eolo rs Gents Gallo:
men for Dlien. bpormeo bdn ifal male
1T 9us, men BantBrens 9ultru en-
fsrer fin 8oienesiens tolbfrit fra
Snbian.
@bite 2eab, .Malins folter Sarmerne
% Mrbetbsmanoen 3 Gents Tolb paa
Bunbet, meb 9iamanterne tomnter
tolbfri. q
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31
Tedoblao",

,Bedoblabet" er unber 9aitor Stoss=
berss Beuaasenbeo, % bet er oerfor
imerteiist at le, b~uorlebes en- Brett sienz
,en ct rslisisit Blub fan fOrtele fine
2eiere fig aabenbar uianobeo iom fsl.
aenoe: ~ tel (
yGn Stemrne for bet republifanlte
Yarti er en- Stemme mob @aloonen. Gn
Stemn1e for bet bemotratiite Yarti ct Ell
steInme for Salooneu ......... @n
stemme for gleuelano os Saloonen er
oen, jona faites for bet bemofratiife
Barti % 9%reoiepartiet, TIL bet treble
Barti fan life ninbe.
Os 8etrastuins beraf tilraaoer ri
big at femme for 9arriiou" ben repuz
blifanite 8reiibenttanoioat).
2o9ifen / bette er, at ri til 0ommes
bag ifal MATTE laoe % neie meb fun IL
Bartier, os efteriom oisie blir mere oa
mere torrupte, iial ri itemme for Del
minoit raabne forat boloe bet meit raao=
ne ube os albris forisse at faa nosei
bebre enb bet miubit raaone.
Sc &epubl,tanere, Tom tom iammen
Chicago, baube bruffet alfor meset Mil=
tpaufee=B Beer til at en- Stemme for Dem
ituloe fuuns betDoe en- Stemme foe Gem
perance.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31

- iaa ies Saloonbpren bleu aabaet %
10 lebebes en- IA a Is Gar sommel Gut,
falh. ips % bielpelss. Ban par lite
itaub til at gao, men iatte iia ueO paa
5ortouss ct fulbtommeat Drag.
s.osle gerfoass itoO emlrns BAN % %
isate at eoersaa biuorpsr i SalOonpitI
stisbeoer pda 6su uass Mauos a8eiOas
nln9,
@om ies fob Der % betrastebe benre
Glenoisbeo, tom Der aaaeube Opener
@aben en- Jung Dame. pun git rneb ia:
fte @ttibt, s1ao os freiois. pun ton
til at taite 1liffet ben mob SolOonen, %
me6- It bar BET, ioa f0r bun Idnn'eii
trufen al en- gil, % meo en- RSit, BEL
toltebe ct 9ap af Smerte, aobrpb bun:
80, min itatfels Ssn!"
Gun itprtebe ben mob ben nnse Weanl
% ute 9ilituernes Sialp it bun lpfte
up, os bet fnuite Mooerbierte ndott
Jamie stprfe til at bolbe fig ielp % fl
rapenoe Ssn opreit,
Yrpteftiun? =!
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31

Mominationen til Raitbibdt for @uber.
nsr - bpiltet Evening Journal flyer
Der er COB @r.n.c III at tro % bpiliet
Pioneer Press neo 8eitemtbeb puaitaar
bo bar hi MOI en- @rlnb til at flute,
at per es en 9ieniibis COB T~Oritaaelie
naelsm @6eifer o. acknowledgements.
Stnlbe ri it nj bape Ret til at
pente, at ben Manb, iom temperance
blabet .5olfeblaoetD biloe anbefale til
@upernsr ibetminbite life itulbe bore
en-, Der pilbe mobarbeioe ben Sag, ion
,Jplteblabet" bar baaret irem blanot
BORT Soil? uenlis AfbOlbsidoeu? giloe
lite enbber oTbOf6sfnbet aaier at bint
8lab pente os bapbe ban lite @et til at
uente, at ,5olteblaoet" itulbe nnberisst
Ben Sag, fsr bet bespnote benue Beer
tpifers ,Boom ?"
Det par en- ubelois Spetulation al
.Solteblabet."
Bi peb at bet fan bore ngobenoi9t,
at mobarbeioe babe politiite 8osier oe
Sernbanefonser. 9et fprite CT en- uan=
ifelis Misiion, builtet Gmes uil betrafte
set iibite bar bog life meset at betpbs
iammenlisnet meo ben Sag, iom rGolfe.
blabet" barer frem mellem 8alsene.
Naar BET republifanife Barti, nester u
tase Yrobibitionsiaaen op ! bet rationale
% vTolteblabet" nQSter at tase bet Of
Stateu. bpor ifal ri iaa sisre at bet!
Gaer tenfer .5Olfeblabet" at bet far
forene Sernbanefonseus Ybmpselle %
YrObibitionsiasen j ben famine Mant
iS1eher, meb ben famine unoeritsttelie
Saloonfeeperne? 9ror bet at Salpon
teeperue pil bialpe til at ruinere fit
lpnnenbe Gorretnin9?
Nei. gnten iaaa ,6olfeblabet" sip
Nftalb paa fin NfbOlbsere ON ret vi
peoblipe at unberitgtte e6effer, eller be
n,aa upsiue. S9effer % unoeritstte e.
Manb, Der er / fulb Spmpatbi meb 8la
bets fpr beIfrepne 8robibitionsiper 0!
forprri9t en- buelis % Del fualifiere
Wanb, en- iom 9usb Sarrllon.
Du fan life tieue to 9errer, ou ri
enten elite ben enc % bptle for oe'
anben.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-31

tionen til gotintpfommisfionerern on,
,sjen at operSipe 2ocal Option SpsrssS
maalet til Nftsmnine, tilfienbe9iuer bug
ct fort Gntal al bent. iom bar unberifres
pet, at bet er beres Meuins at FEMME
imob Salset, iom be siorbe fsr, ,oet be
paaitaor, at be unberifrep Yetitlonen
ueb Misforitaaelie. Counties 2ocal
Option &omite ct rneset pirfiom, % bar
opfororet enbuer Gortiemper for Gorbub
al Braubeuinstrafifen ~uanieet 8artier
til at forene fig meb benz.
nNfbolbss8 aiunen."