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Evening journal., 1889-08-03
a ay10hnn 49,

RIPLEY, O., Aug. a--Iy fire that starteC
at 2 IA m every mandatory In the city wal
entirely destroyed II started In the furnac,
room Of TIE Ripley Mil md Lumber com
pany, and swept everything from Locust .,
Sycamore street. including the Mill anC
Lumber companys property, the Phmni,
foundry, owned by John r. Parker, thu
Radys piano mandatory, the entire iniidi
Of the Ohio Valley Piano company and al
but six dwellings on the square. The loss
estimated at s200,O00. Three hundred mel
are thrown out Of employment The amour
Of insurance Is unknown.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
An ohIo socIctv sensatIon.

SrEURENvTLLE, o., Aug. IA sensation
has been created here by the fling OF suit
in the common pleas court by Mrs. Belle Nc
Kinney, wife Of Frank Mckinney, a popular
jeweler Of this city, against her brother-in-
law, Thomas Williams wealthy citizen "a
this place, for IS, 900 damages, incurred by
reason Of criminal assault on the 29rh OF Lass
March. The damage suit is only preliminary
to two others for slander and libel which will
be brought Williams denies the assault and
saws Nrs Mckinney has been his mistress
for the past two years. The parties are promka
aent IL society here ...-.----~---..a.~A
Evening journal., 1889-08-03

With hot, wet, muggy
weather you would hardly sup
pose we were selling Blankets,
yet such is the case. A price
object will even make the
weather smile. You all know
about the Pullman Palace
Cars-the best of everything
in their construction and fur
nishing that is conducive to
the ease and comfort of the
traveller. We have from the
mills, to settle an estate two
cases of Pullman Palace Car
Blankets IT.4 size, S lbs.
weight, S different patterns in
light and colored grounds, silk
bound and of the softest lambs
wool. These elegant blankets,
even at mill prices, sell for SO.
They are sent to us to sell and
we have marked them at the
unheard-of-price of $3.65. The
question for you to determine
is can you afford to buy a
Pullman Palace Car Blanket
out of season.
F0urth 81. aOznao70 and base.
Me1st.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
The Pennsylvania. I.ehlgh and western.

The Pennsylvania I.ehigh and Western.
PHILADErPHIA, Aug. 8 ID seds have been
recorded in Luzarne, Carbon, Monroe and
Pike counties, Pa, conveying the property
and franchises of the bankrupt Lshigh AMI
Eastern Railroad company TO the newly or
garized Pennsy lvania, Lshigh and Eastern
Railroad company. The bankrupt company
was organized about twenty-five years ago
for the purpose OF building a ninety miis
road from the Lackawanna coal fields at
Tomhickon, Luzerne county. eastward to .
connection with the Ere railroad at Port
Jervis The company spent about $3.50, 900
in grading and other work, and then failed.
The new company is organized with the fol-
lowing board Of directors: Samuel Pierson,
president Philadelphia; Elias Lowenstein.
OF Philadelphia; s p. Woverton, OF Sum
bury; e p Darling, Of Wilzesbarre; J. N.
Newburger and s W. Newberger, of New
York, and ]. M. Fellows, Of Dover, N H.
The company viii complete the road to Port
Jervis with the view Of making it part Of
the coal carrying line to New England via
the Poughkeetsie bridge.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
Laree seizure Of sugar.

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 3.-One Of tho most
imaortant customs seizures Of the year has
Just been made at Hamilton. it consists Of
/. .S25 bags and IS bbls. of Muscovado sugar,
valued at over so, 600, consigned 10 Mr.. Reid.
of Hamilton. The owners are either Turn
bull. Stewart & Co, of West Indies, or George
Christell, of New York. The grounds Of tina
seizure are false invoicing and excessive un-
dervaluation. The seizure was made upon
information received that at the date OK
shipment from Trinidad the value Of the
sugar was much greater than the price at
which it was invoiced and entered for the
0uara housa
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
A nonL,s ueavv Iosses-

WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. S.-Harry B.
Seybold, the erring clerk Of the Bank Of
Wheeling, was arraigned before Justice
George Argyle, waived formal hearing, and
wai released in $4,000 for his appearance at
court The bond was furnished by the young
mans father Il is now certain that the
Bank Of Wheeling has lost from 49,, 600 10
s35, 900 by theft during the past two years,
the sums stolen ranging from $50 10 81, 200.
A watch was put upon the bank, but the cul-
prit could not be detected. -
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
serious storm Al Trov.

Troy, n. Y, Aug. IA heavy rain storm
accompanied by high winds and lightning
prevailed here, h3oding the streets, blowing
down trees and doing other damage A part
Of the new canal culvert at Thirty-hrst street
was carried away and a heavy loss sustained
man driving a load of hay was precips
satsd into the raging waters and was prooa
bly, drowned.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
The Queen Kissed Him Twice.
The Egyptian Cavairy Routed.

CAIRn Aug s. 3-Advioes from Tusld bring
news Of increased activity at the front Gen.
Grenfell reconnoitered the dervish camp
when the dervishes fell upon the Egyptian
cavalry in force and killed twenty-ssven OF
their number, forcing the remainder Of the
detachment to Withdraw. Later Lieut.. Da-
guilar attacked the dervish position m front
of the village Of Masmas, and drove the enemy
from the field, where they left fifteen dead
behind them Desertars are coming into the
Egyptian camp IN large numbers. They re
port that the dervish leader, Wad-el n 'jumi,
is determined to fight 70 the last
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
The Utes Again sI.yiarling.

DENVER, Aug. 3.-Cattlemen have arrived
here from Gunnison with the information
that the Utes are again OF their reservation
and are creating havoc in the western part
Of the state They travel in small bands, and
intimidate the ranchers into furn shing them
with provisions and ammunition. They are
also killing OFF all the game In that section.
Last week they slaughtered 40 deer for their
hides only. The settlers threaten to 60 upon
a war of determination unless something is
done to compel the Indians to remain on their
reservation.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
worthlngton wanted In Boston.

Boston, Aug. S.-The Herald devotes
nearly four columns TO an account Of the
career in Boston Of the man known in New
York as A. Bentley Worthington- 1t saws
that while pretending to practice as a lawyer
here he swindled many persons, and reward
for his arrest has been outstanding for four
years. He is wanted for forgery, larceny
and other offences. He had for aliases the
names of Wood, Walton, Bouvier, Barring
ton Ward and others
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WANT ADvERTIsEMEN rs

Advertisements which properly come under
the following classification heads will be in
serted at the rate OF
ONE CENT A WORD.
provided they are to be set solid in plain type
and are paid for in advance.
Wanted. Business Opportunities. Business
Offices, Boarding and Rooms, Bicycles and
Tricycles. Building Associations, Death and
Funeral Notices. Help Wanted, For Sale,
Goodwill and Fixtures, Horses, Carriages,
etc.; Dress and Millinery, Dancing, Dogs,
Birds, ETC.; Lost, Found and Rewards; Mar
riages; Machinery. Tools. etc; Real Estate
For Sale, For Rent and Wanted and Storage
Situations Wanted, one. half cent a word.
This rate is net. and applies TO entire adver-
tisement, including address.
One cent and two-cent stamps are accepted
in payment Of these advertisements, same a
cash.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
Another Believer in Browu-sequard.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8-Dr Ernest l.
Place. a celebrated French physician, has ar
rived in this city 10 take the chair of pathol.
ogy in the Medioo Chirurgical college. DR.
Ia Place believes that there is nothing i'm
probable in the theory OF Dr. Brown-Sequardi
70 called elixir Of life, and an immensl
amount of possibility. He is confident tina
the experiments, if carried out ON CAREFUL,
calculated scientific principles, win be emi
nently satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
ne stnrn Inasns.

NEW York, Aug. 3-The total losses II
New York. Connecticut and New Jersey OF
the recent floods will mount up 20 between
$500, 900 and 500, 900, and perhaps more
The hay, potato and small fruit crops suf.
terod most Much grass that had been cut
and stacked is total loss from mould. Po
tatoes in many cases are ruined by rot, nnd
grapes along the Hudson have been badly
injured
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
ne Trined with uer AGsctions.

CHICAGO, Aug. 3-Harry L. Whnley, who
Is charged by Mrs. Sarah A. Dodge, Of New
York, with having triiled with her affec
tions and run away with 81, 900 of her money
was sent to jail, where he viii remain til
next Monday, when his case will be given 4
full hearing His wife, who is a niece Of Sec
retary Noble, was with him in the couri
R..orn
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
VIM. B. SHARP
& CO.,
Fourth and Market Sis.

Our Sateens and reduced
Cottons are going out with a
rush; over half have been sold
within the last three days. For
those who have been prevented
or delayed by the wet weather
we will again print the list.
French sateens. 37lc down to 19c.
Melange Challie, 375c down TO 25c.
Zephyr Ginghams, 25c down TO 15c.
Striped 0rgandie, 25c down to 1Jc.
Fine Sateens. 25c down to l6c
American Sateens. 15c down to Sc.
This is a remarkable list of
reduced summer cottons which
will repay your interest two
fold.
We have decided to reduce
our domestic Dress Ginghams.
You have bought these good:
largely from us all the season
for I21l cents per yard. We
have hfty-eight pieces repre-
senting that number of styles
which we will sell at 8 cent,
per yard to close the season.
The balance of our Cottor
Lawns are reduced to 5 cents
All of one odd make of Sill
Taffeta Gloves, six buttol
length, in a full assortment 0
the best colors; are reduce
from IS cents to Io cents
sizes 51a to 81.
Also, all of a dropped max
Of black and colored spun sill
gloves at 50 and 62H cent
are reduced to IS cents, size
6 to s.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
No Declslon M the cronip AppeaI

CHICAGO, Aug 8--Judge Horton did moi
give his decision in the appeal Of P. Sullivan
the iceman, for a change Of venue as wal
expected. After listening to further argu
rnent be announced that be would decid,
Monday next The decision in the matter ol
quashing the indictments in the cases ol
Coughlin, Beggs, ct al, will also be given a
thar tirna
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
Aasistant secretarv Tiohenor mn.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Assistant Secre-
tary nchenor was taken suddenly i'll in his
office in the treasury department, and had tc
be taken home. For sCme time he has been
in i'll health and has been overworked. His
principal trouble is rheumatism in an acute
form, but it is complicated with other all
t,aauYa
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
propev Pledged for the Fair.

NEW y oRK, Aug 2-Between Sl50,00
and S2Oc, no have already been pledged to
ward the preliminary work of the proposed
International exposition.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
Mr. Brennap Arrairnei.

HoLYoKE, Mass, Aug. 3.-Mrs Lizzie
Brennan was arraigned on charge of poison.
ing her husband aud two children TO obtain
insurance ON their lives Her preliminary
trial was fixed for next Friday. She was
taken to the county Jail at Springfield.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
A rheatrIraI Sensation.

New York, Aug. IA. H. Wood, alias
Charles Hair, proprietor of the new Harlem
theatre, who cut quite swell in New York
theatrical circles, has turned out to be al
i.nuoster
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
ANU EMENTs.
THE COMBINED
WILD WEST SHOWS
Open four days engagement at the
BASE BALL PARK,
ON
MONDAY, AUGUST 5.

This show is the largest and best exhibition
Of Life on the Frontier now in this Country.
Indian life and Indian sports and pastimes
are rapidly becoming things of the past.
Civilization is making such rapid strides and
encroaching on their former bOundless do
main, that it will require but few years
more 10 force the poor Indian still further
West. The Exhibition is one that every one
should see. All have read of Indian cunning
and daring, but few have seen It in reality.
Vivid aud picturesque illustrations of this are
depicted raids and attacks on the
Deadwood stage an emigrant train and a set
tiers cabin are faithful pictures and full Of
realism. The Cowboys show their skill in
horsemanship by riding bucking and pitching
horses, wild Texas cattle, picking up objects
from the ground, the horses running at full
speed. A score Of other scenes characteristic
of Frontier Life are faithfully reproduced.
Performances viii be given every afternoon
at o'clock-rain or shine. A Grand Street
Parade at 10 a. m.
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS.
Ample transportation facilities will be fur
nished by the street car company.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
rmpero~ william in England.

LONDON, Aug 3.-At the conclusion q the
naval displays at Spithead Emperor William
viii leape for Aldershot 10 witness the mill
tary review, arriving there Wednesday. He
will return 10 Osborns IN the evening TO pay
a farewell visit 10 the queen. and viii reioin
his fleet ou the following day for his home
ward voyage The emperor's proposed visit
TO the sultan occasions considerable uneasi-
ness IN st Petersburg where the reports Of
immense war preparations on the part Of
Turkey have already had the effect Of quick
ening Russian sensibilties. Unless some
satisfactory explanation Is given by Turkey
Of her warlike attitude It Is extremely doubt
full if Emperor William VIII care 10 assume
the risk OF offending the car by visiting Con.
stantinople at this tima
The Queen Kissed Him TFice.
The queen, IN reoeving Emperor William
OF Germany at Osborne did 20 with every
demonstration Of affection, kissing him OF
both cheeks At night the vessels OF both thu
! Engiish and German heets of Cowes and Os
borne were brilliantly illuminated, and Oh,
eject as viewed from the shore was mag
| nifoent Emperor William has been ap
| pointed 10 an honorary admiralship in th,
British navy. -4....-.4r~-
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
The Angelus Pnki For.

Mr.. Sutton, representing the American
Art association, caused TO be handed over 70
NJ. Proust, the French minister OF fine arts,
drafts for bso,650 francs, the price agreed
upon for Millet's famous painting, the "An-
gelus, which now becomes the property Of
the Americans
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
Wanther Indlentinna.

The weather promises TO be fair and slight
ly cooler, followed b.pa rise Of temperature.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
NOTICES.

NTOTICE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
IN provisions of IAN Act Concerning Private
Corporations notice is hereby. given that
application viii be made TO the Hon. Ignatius
o. Grubb, Associate Judge of New Castle
County, on Saturday, August II, 1889, at a.
m. for the incorporation of a company to be
known as 'fThe HOopes and Townsend Com
pany.m the business Of which will be the
manufacture and sale Of belts, nuts, riyets
and general work in iron and steel or other
metal. The principal place OF business will
be in the city of Wilmington.
BARTON HOPES.
CHARLES G. RUMFORD,
WILLARD SATfTiSBffRY ,JR
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
WHminStOnianS
REM z m BER!

The short and quick route
to Atlantic City on Sunday is
via the New Jersey and Will
mington Ferry and West Jer-
sey Railroad.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
The Rnrnl Grnnta am
nochafort,s brnnnrer ~ Court.

PARIS, Aug. 8-The manager Of NJ. Roche
forts paper, The Intrausigeaut who was ar
rested on charge Of purloining documents
submitted to and depositions taken before
the high court OF the senate in the case of
Gen. BoulangeF, was arraigned in court On
being questioned as 10 the methods employed
In procuring the documents and depositions,
he testified that they had been received
from narties in London
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
FIack's Double Life.

The Miss Raymond, or Mrs. Raymond
named as correspondent in the divorce suit
supposed 10 have been brought by Mrs. Flack
against her husband, is a Miss Cherry, who
recently lived at No. % West Fifteenth street.
II Is alleged that for several years past Sheriff
Flack has been living with her under the
name OF Raymond.
The affair has created great sensation
Judge Bookstaver has been severely censur-
ed and there are loud hints thrown out that
party influence mnde the getting of the di-
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
NOTICE E.-TAXPAYERs TAKE NOTICE

City and School Taxes for 1859.
The undersigned, receivers of taxes for the
City OF Wilmington will be at Ne. 10 &. 9th
street, between Market and King streets,
during the month Of July, 1889 between the
hours of and II in the morning, and from =
TO in the afternoon for the purpose of receiv-
ing taxes On all taxes paid during July,
there will be a reduction of cents on every
dollar and all taxes paid on or after the first
day of August. shall be payable without a re-
duction aforesaid: and all taxes unpaid on
the first day Of September shall be increased
by the addition of per centum on the amount
thereof. EDMUND p. MOODY.
Receiver Of Northern District, including
all north OF Sixth street.
MARTIN MEALEY,
Receiver Of Southern District, including
all south Of Sixth street.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
.rnm smlth tn Itrht-

LONDON, Aug. S.-rhe pugiists Jem Smith
and Wannop have been matched 10 fight
with small gloves Sept 30, Smith wagering
ESQ against 600 by Wannop
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
The nln Apnroved by onrdinaI nInnnIr

The Biu Approved by Cardinal Manning
Cardinal Manning has written letter
warmly approving the Irish Sunday closing
bill and expressing the hope that Mr. Par
nell and his followers may see their way
clear 10 support the measure, notwithstand
ing the fact that it Is government bill He
urges that important benefits to ireland
would flow from the conscientious enforce
ment Of its provisions
The Royal Grants Bill
The royal grants bill has passed through
the committee stage in the house Of oommonl
and viii come up for its third reading Mon
day.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03

IL PENNSG GROVE. N. j
A delightful summer resort on the Ella
ware. Fine river outlook from veranda; Fine
shade good table home comforts. MlSsh 5
NJ. W. q r. l.. SPRINGER, Proprietors.
nRIGHT HOUSE. CAPE aENLOPEN
ID BEACH. REHOBOTH, DEL. This
well-known Hotel will reopen on June 20, 1882,
under the same management as last year.
Writefor circular. WALTER BURTON.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
a q q
1T LEADS THEM ALL.
TIE
Sunday Press
GREATEST
BRIGHTEST
BEST
Philadelp'ia's Favorite Family Newspaper.
Replete with GOOD Things for the Old
People and the Young People
And Much That VIII Interest Everybody.
THE LONG CHASE

Detective Byrnes's Best Detective Story,
Is Now cunning.
A Host of Special Festur and Bright and
Interesting Letters from the Old World.
To Read II win be an Hour Well
Spent.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
SUMMER RESORTS.

WTANTED-sUNIMER BOARDERs AT
w Holly Hall. only ten minutes drive
from Elkton. on the P. w q b. X. K. Rooms
large and specious Lawn splendidly shadt q.
Several acres in extent. Boating and hshing.
All home comforts. Terms moderate. Ad-
dress, Mrs. WILLIAM JEFFERs, Eikton,
Evening journal., 1889-08-03
WIN. B. SHARP & co.

Fourth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1889-08-03

A Strange Case OF Domestic Unhappinese
That Has stirred New York-The Double
Domestic Life of n Prominent Tam
manyite--A Legal Scandal Too.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
Sarmen, 6uiet 6apen
@tp areaturtrne GAIT!

Glmiabelisbso or 2anomnuosn nlts
for Tibet opm1rliom paa, at here's Be
i1tnins tr1nssr Salt pasienos Nans-
be. uben bette uil nsmli8 5oorst lite
faa ben rette Sammsuiatuiug ps ops
fploe fin SsuFst. Salt finbes | uae
Gprs Grsanisms Os er osrfOr ct al be
pistisfte 8~staaobele | beres Jsoe. ON
SOmmersu, naar arsatursrne saar paa
Saun eIsr falbiOOrss msb srsnt @ras,
bebsuer be miHbre Salt, ba Grsnfoosret
inoebOloer tilftrat.elist oeraf. Gers
imoo or bet meSst pistist at siue tem
noset Solt ON 8interen, nuar be faar
isrt, Os Oite Osiaa al life bsbt bjsrsst
Ss cs palm. Saltst iorbsier 8iris
iOmbeoen | 2esemsorsaniamsn, os iiar
Uirter bet foroelastist pla Jorosislisss
orsouerae. Beb en- baslis BOrtion Salt
frembrinses en- rissre Gfiouorins af
Naoeiaft, boiltet sisr, at 5oOsret for
osiss beors. Gerior er bet / 5arbeless
beo al ftsrfte 8istisbeo at siue Sult,
uaar 5Oberet er baarlist os tuust for
bsielist. Oct er bsller life olens poa
5orbsielien, at Saltet birter snpnlist
be Gpr, Tom faar Salt, srboloer inort
ct beore n~oieenbe, ct mere slinbienbs
Saarlas. Subuoounitninsen %tiltaser, us
Gpret bliper muutrere os ~tuittsre enb
for, ba bet life fl Salt.
Rau bar Srunb til at ise, at Saltet
sr for be srasabenoe 9pr, buab uitaoe'
lise &rpoerier er for Renusifsne. 8is.
tisbeben beraf uiisr fig Sarbelesbeo,
raar oaurlis inbbsftet Sober anusnbes
en- anben Sorosl er ben, at 8reaturernt
peo at iaa Salt britfsr mere 8ano, bOil.
let sjsr, at TsrfOoeret op6lsbes beor,
cs aliiaa afsiper mere Rartns. Rer
man maa bog paste paa at Der life sipsi
Salt | fore Bortiorer, tbi ba britts,
9prene mere, eno be bar sobt af, ia b
tan snbps pua en- big Raabe blips for,
siftet.
Suin bebspsr life Salt, ba beres
Sste | Glminbelisbsb inbebolosr til
trattelist oeraf, os be taaler | bet Sel'
taset osiaa minbre Salt END Risr o.
Sefte.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25
eongen.

Spns ut, naor eu sismal | Siopa et fiji
Spus nj, uoar cit Sorsmiuns iran oil fes
ipinso!
Srra ut. ucor Ct TprsIa fig rOsr bit Sttl
SpH9 Mt - &c bu iisuner BET IsiHor
Brinsa.
Cat Toneu iaa ifrs1ma 10 bsiIag, 70 bjnrf,
Gg Sorsi iuerp burt, - Ill glsoa DO part.
Raar IRAN ett.r 8essu | toImprire RusIo
Tu sisHs, os te3 Tantarue iuarte oil
fplsia;-
Stsui | nres ei Sifo, 70 Siartat far Glib,
Cat Ijomal - Gtu Gong oil bet uUHoe for
fplsja.
IN tuiiuar | 6u3en, oi grirsa bert BARN;
Gun GlOsbstm In fansar, far Simmel
Barn.
gRsu oiiur Dor Stulonno si minore tam u9
guu bruta ben gouo, iom Ssrreu ole uuuts
2at 5usIeu / Siogiupssn lara ofs bet,
VT iuita Dor Stapar, iom Cora ois isnets.
Ga, lar ou no 5u9Ien o~a'tat,a Din Dub
Jor 2,uet, for 2ulil, for Gle turs Buo!
Z 8. Eueit
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-25

s ben frantic Stroffefoloni 9ap Sale,
oonien beriter Der ben StIf, at Surbrp,
cere ps 5orbrpoerifer, iom er bsmte til
Iiosparis Deportation os Tpanssar,
beibe, Of Iutoriteterne blipsr ppforbrebs
til at inbsaa sgstefub meb binanben.
BE Oificiele 8eretninser fra Strafsfo,
lOnisn ubtaler fig nieset sunitis ON bs
teroeb opnaaeoe Reiultater, nisnt ben
uHentlise Menins life er sunftis femt
for bisie Gsteifaber. 8eretninaerne
paataar, at bisie sg3telfaber er BET
bebfe Wibbel til at forbebre Strafans
serne, Der. raar be s~runber en- Samilie,
bliusr mere moralfe enb tibliaere.
5orsprist bliuer be Sorbrpbere, Der tai
inbsaa @steftub, ualste msb flor Ombu
blanbt be minbit f~orbarpebe. 8alaene
inber Steb paa fslsenbs @aabe. De
til 5Orpisnins bsmte Ruinber bliper oeb
Seres GnfOmft til StraFetolonien on.
braste ct aipt, Der befipres af BARN.
bisrtiss Ssitre. Suer Gang Der Tom.
mer en- np Gfbelins til bisIe Gipler, OBJ
ftaar Der itarf 8eoeselie blanbt De
usifte StraHanser, Der befprmer 9aats
pofterne peb Giplet for at erfare, ON
Der blanet be npanfomne Rpinber fin
oss unse % imuffe Bigger. 0aar Spa,
rene lposr tilfreosFilenbs, bliper Otter,
'psrsieln efter Suitruer meset ftarf, %
/ iaa 5alb f%aaiattsr Gutoriteterne en-
bsitemt Dag til bet sieniibise Rsbe.
De to Barter fsres iammen / ct Barelie,
Der er ab1filt peb ct Glitter | to Stun, %
bpor en- ~barmbiertis Softer befnber fla
for of bolbe Dpipn. Renbene traf er
ba fine gals blanbt be 8pinber, Der is.
res ino Of Rcnnen, os iom b~stesnes lite
peo Napn, men oeb Humer. Santa.
len bsspnosr, os naar be to ipnes spbt
pm binanoen, enber Samtalen | Reaelen
mes ct @stefab. 9isIe Sgstefater
sipsr Tom iast | Acknowledged meset
sunftise Reialtater.