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Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-12
COX's ONERAL.
II VIII Take Place AT 10 O'clock FrI-
day Morning

WASHINGTON, Sept ll.-Hon. Simon Wolf,
president of the Jewish Order Bnai Birth,
has sent the following telegram to Alexander
Reinstein, secretary of the order: IS. s.
Cox, friend of the Israelites and a member
of congress, has fallen. | recommend MEM
orial services throughout the ORDER"
The clerk Of he house of representatives
has appointed the following representatives
as committee TO take charge OF the funeral
arrangements of the late Representative S.
5. Cox: Messrs. Carlisle, Randall Holman.
Felix, Campbell, Seney, Heard, Muchler,
Kelly, Mckinley, Cameron, Reed. burrows
and O'Nen, of Pennsylvania.
The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock
next Friday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-12
In a Frnpi!r Craft.

New HAVEN, Conn, Sept ll.--Just before
the storm broke Monday afternoon Rev G.
M. Pegg, George n Hartford, Jacob Smith
and Captain Dan Graft, of No. folk left that
place in a cat boat for Long Island. II was
blowing hard and IL is feared thoy were lost
Telegrams TO Long Island have failed TO
fnd them.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-12
Fincu For Man,pnlatinv Rates.

CHICAGO, Sept. ll,--At meeting of the
Western Freight association to-day fine of
500 WAS imposed on the Chicago, St Paul
Kansas City road for manipulating rates
on stock. The subject Of rates TO and from
Kansas and Nebraska points, which has been
under consideration several weeks, was 10.
day referred by the Interstate Commerce
Railway associat ON TO special board of
arbitration.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-12

New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Western Union
directors to-day declared-a regular quarterly
dividend of IA per cent The statement for
the quarter ending September 80 estimates
the revenue at Sl,750O00, the largest in
years, ana leaves a surplus, after paying
dividends, OF s4620l5. The total surplus is
$9,014,0l0.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-12
The we;Itber toreoasr.

For Nebraska dnd Iowa-Fair weather,
except in eastern Iowa, light rain, lower
temperature except in northern Nebraska,
slightly warmer weather. northery winds.
For Dakota-Fair and warmer weather,
northerly winds-
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-12
Carlson Wants D,m,.es

CHICAGO, Sept. 1l,-Jonas Carlson's prom
ised suit against the attorneys Of the men
on trial for Cronin's murder for breaking
into the Carlson cottage was begun to-day.
He asks Il, OOO damages.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-12
she'd Better stnY In.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE cruiser Bal
timore started down the Delaware river this
morning for her Trial trip at sea. The proba-
bilities are she will not get outside until TO-
morrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-12

and the captain of the station did not feel
justified in leaving his post The Argus,
therefore, returned alone to the scene of the
wreck Nothing is known of the success OF
the dangeaous undertaking.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-12
Atlantic Cny,s Condition Not So Ia a.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11.-Superintendent
Dayton, Of the West Jersey and Camden &
Atlantic railroads, was seen tonight by an
Associated press representative and was
able to give favorable report on the condi-
tion of affairs at Atlantic City. When the
tide receued this afternoon gangs of men
made their way from Pleasantville almost
into Camden over the Camden & Atlantic
City road. A telegraph line was at the same
time established within short distance of
the water bound town and reports received
showed that the place is in much better
shape than anticipated.
Wild rumors had gained circulation here
to the effect that conhagration was raging
there. Dayton is informed that half dozen
shantles on the beach at the extreme south
ern of the Island were all that burned. The
damage cannot be very great.
Communication was also mad indirectly
this afternoon with Sea Isle City. Postmas.
ter Chester, of that place, made his way to
the main land and reports things in very bad
shape there. Fhe sea wall, which was built
to protect the place from the sea, has been
destroyed About fifteen houses were
washed away, including the Newland
house, the Star house and Shakespeare
hotel. The Continental hotel, which was
the largest and most important hotel there,
is all right. The excursion house and surf
house are said to be in danger tonight.
Townsend inlet bridge, very Important
structure and and one hard to replace, is
washed away.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-12
GroG,s Annointment Assured.

2 VIII y hUIl'IHIIIFHT AhbuTtW,
WAsnISGToS, Sept lit is said To be
now definitely settled that Judge Groff, Of
Omaha, win be the uext commissioner Of the
general land Office.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-12
Steamship Arrivals

SteamShip Arrivals.
At New York-City of New York. from
Liverpool
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-12
THE WINDS AND THE WAVES.
Fearful Destruction of Life and
Property.
SHIPS WRECKED BY THE SCORE.
Over Forty Vessels Known to Have
Gone Down-At Least Fifty
Senmcn Lost-Fcarful
Desolation.
Wrecks Everywhere.

New YoRK, Sept. II The wind has sub
sided somewhat, but the skies are still DlacK
and light rain is falling. Re-
ports from along the Jersey shore
show wrecks everywhere, there being
sixteen between Barnegat light and Sandy
Hook. The waters along the East and North
rivers is not so high this morning as it was
at food-tide yesterday, but many cellars and
Easements are still flooded and business at
the docks and along the water fronts is still
being carried on under great difficulty.
Vessels at anchor along South street piers
have the appearance uf having passed
through veritable cyclone. Tho rigging of
many of the craft was torn into sbreds and
the spars and masts were dismantled. The
telegraph wires between here and Sandy
Hook are still down. There is consequently
the greatest uneasiness felt by the members
of the Maritime exchange for the safety of
vessels in the offing. IL Is learned that only
two vessels had come up to quarantine since
last night. They were the new Morgan
line steamer Elnar, from New Orleans, and
the Ham burg Steamship company's Califor-
MIA. The Elnar encountered a hurricane on
tho night of the 9th inst. While there was
no serious damage sustained things on board
were made lively. The California had
load of enigrants on board. She arrived ut
the bar at this morning and reports that
on september " Sne encountered u hurricane
off the Georges banks. The steamer ar
rived at the bar at a. m. but could not find
any pilot boats or station boat from which to
take a pilot. About 1880 q. IN. the steamer
Ardaunu, bound out, hove in sight ready to
discharge her pilot. The life boat was
launched with three men to pick up the pilot.
The difficult task was accomplished and the
boat started back for the California, but
was capsized The men were rescued with
great difficulty.
Along the battery wall the waves dashed
rounding the wall along side the dock COM
missioners' building was carried away, while
the docks at Castle Garden were completely
washed. The custom house quarters at the
end of the immigrant dock was completely
filled with water and the landing agents
Office was submerged.
A report from quarantine. says: A num-
Der of steamers proceeded to sea to-day, in
GLIDING two Bremen vessles and Cunard
line steamer. The pilots on board these YES
sells will undoubtedly be carried off, as no
pilot boats are in sight to land them. Another
report from quarantine says the storm con-
tinues with the wind freshening from the
east northeast, and high sea is running.
Great damage is being done to property
along the Staten Island shore. Several
steamers and pilot boats are anchored IN
Gravcsend bay outward bound In all nine
pilots were carried away to-day on steam
ers, they were directing outward. They
could not meet any pilot boat to take them
off on account of the storm.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-12
The Most Seyere in Fifty Ycnrs.

lHt NioSN SeSCTs Ftity
Long BRANCH, N. j. Sept 11.-This Is the
most severe and damaging storm which has
visited this section of the New Jersey sea
coast in the last fifty years. The surf ran
so high that it washed the outer end of the
great ocean pier and tossed its foam and
spray POO feet inland. The bluff has again
been badly damaged, and it will cost fully
$4,000 to repair it. All along the ocean
front the surf has undermined the
bluff and tonight big chunks of
dirt are falling down and being
swallowed up by boiling waters. The surf
has twisted several of the iron piles of the
ocean pier out of shape and torn off the rail
ing at tho sea end. Many of tie hotels and
bathing houses have been demolished and
the beach pavilllons of the cottagers have
been undermined and swept away. The ice
houses Of the Elberon hotel were
blown down. Many of the cottagers
will have to build new bulk heads. Trees
were blown down in ali parts of the town
and the shrubbery on the lawns of the cot.
tages was torn up by the roots. The entire
new lot of bathing houses of James H. Wool
ley were knocked into splinters in the surf.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-09-12
Grcnt Destrnctinn IL .nnrtcd.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1.-THE following
dispatch, dated Atlantic City, N. j., Septem-
ber 10, (via Absocon, N. J.) has Just been ro-
ceived here:
AT IL o'clock the island was nearly mum
dated. The severest storm in twenty-five
years is raging. The loss here will be great.
At intervals in tho last hour the velocity of
the wind has been at the rate of
sixty-one to sixty-two miles an hour. The
wind still blows from the north northeast,
with little prospect of changing The chief
damage has been along the beach from the
inlet 10 Long Port. The seas are beating
twenty feet high above the inlet
pavilions. Water surrounds the Conti-
mental hotel and the cottages on Atlantic
avenue. Plum's, Smiths s. Rogers
Inlet hotels are IN imminent danger of de-
struction. There are very few sections of
board walk standing. Down North Carolina
avenue the seaside bath houses went down
before the mountainous waves. Jackson's
bath houses are nearly gone. DR.. Vests
drug store, Smith e. Brady's baths and
other pavillions are all IN ruins. Bows
almost total wrecks. The Windsor hotel
withstood the morning tide although the
foundations suffered greatly. Many guests
of this house house have sought other quar-
tcrs. The Hotel Brighton has sustained no
loss, although covered with water.
A short distance below Howard pier
woman holding q child in her arms was lifted
up by the wind ana thrown into the water.
Walter Field, photographer, jumped into
the water and rescued them.
Thirty thousand dollars will not repair the
loss from Griffith Carousal to Chelsea pavil.
lion. Two large boarding houses,
the Gladstone and the Cincinnati,
each containing twenty rooms, were
raised from their foundations and crushed
like kindling wood. The destruction at
Longport is great. To what extent is un-
known now. No trains for Philadelphia
went out on either road since 500 All day
the residents of the city have been rowing
out to the unfortunate tenants of the
houses located beyond Baltic avenue.
They had to be taken from the second story
windows. These people are principally
colored and poor. Several houses have
been thrown from their foundations ana are
unsafe to live in. Shortly after O'Clock
the tin roof of the United States Fire com
pany blew Off. A portion of it struck the
feed wire of the electric road and
threw it on the Gamewell fire alarm
wires causing an electric fire for several
blocks.
The current had to be cut off. Great fear
is entertained as to the result of the storm.
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Ecke MAIN PLAZA
-unb
Acequia Strasse.
9as Ynb 9epartellrent.

: USE es i9On felt sabren unler geiirebeu
mar, oteies Oeportemsnt in ieber 8e,iebuuo IN
pen Soroererunb su ordnaen nnb boifeIbe .nr
AttratIton fiir infer umfansreid5es @tiddft IN an
mad9en, 10 baben mir unabldfiiq auf Seiysm
gerbeiiernns bineearbeitet unb slauben III M
ben Stanopuntt eruidt gu baben, pc mir nTIsr 1sr
Eontnrrena fiibn bic Spibe bieten fonuen.
GStr fonnen nit Auen aufmarten. lpos ri,
neuete @fooe berborsebradbt bat, lotuobI. spos
Die 9a9on, als bic ausfdmiduna Der Site an.
betrifft, uno auberbem baben mir zine 0one.
nit Der ecttans bieles Departements betrouf.
bic nidt nur erprobte Grfabruna, ioubsrrl and
einen aueerorSentlid snten uub feinen 81.
i9mad beiist, unb fiderli9 ben Dainen, peIdle
uns NIT ibren Mmftrasen beebren, boae Satis.,
faftion seben pirb.
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GSftmui0be.

~~~~~"~kse~>'
@s lebt' in dulci jubilo
Sn 8r6nlanb emf elm gsfimo.
Ser liebt bon 2iebesluf uno Qeio
Die alleri@6ufe gstimaib,
nnb nennt i'm @arten fie unb 6aus
Balb @sfimiea, balb gstimaus.
SIN punberi96nen @stimoi,
Spaaieren 9ingen frob bic 3mei,
@ef6mintt bic Wansen purpurrotb,
Wie's init fi6 bringt bic gstimob,
unb febten fi@ gang iorgenlos
Sn's munbertpei9e gstimoos.
@tia funfelte am 9orisont
Ser filbertlare gs.imotb.
Sa f6li@ berbei aus bi9tem &obr,
Otbelo, 8r6nlanbs @stimobr.
in i9waraer 6anb belt feit ben Oold
Der eiferia9t'ge gstimol6
unb fta9 5tpeis. breimaI su bou Wutf
Sn frebelbaftem gstimutb.
Wom Ool9 getrofen ole Beib' =
Sant @sfimo unb gsfimaib.
Sa rannt' i'm Gprunge bes @aIopps
9erbei BET treue gsfimops
unb bib nit feinen 3dbnen fart
Den M6rber bis ins gstimart,
Der balb, serfleii@t bonn treuen 6unb,
Gtr INNER f9loB ben gstimunb. =
90 tparb-bas 1T ber G9luBaccorb,
@erddt ber bIufge gstimor6!
uab iAaurig flingt bonn Noroen Der
No9 beut'gen Sae's bic gstimdbr'.
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:. Bei Der gr6ffnuna bes aroser

I = Bel Der gr6faung bes groben
Ba3ars gum 8eiten oes oeutf6en Sos
pitals in gtetu Oort belt 6err 2arl
S9ur3 bic gr6ffaunssrebe, In pel@er
er unter Mnberem fagte: n5ie baben
tDobl bapon geb6rt. tpie es III Bottom
feit LANCER 3eit als &e5el gilt, 5aB tein
rei9er Mann anitdnoig ferben tann,
obne ber nSarbarb uniosrftdt" eine
quite Summe au binterlaKen. Bei9lie.
BEN mir, baB 10 binfort tein rei6er
! Deuti9er In Nem Oort zines an1tdnbis
| gen Sobes fterben f6nne, obne in ieinem
Sefament oas Deutibe 2rantenbaus"
3u bebenfen. Mber es iit tpeiIer unb
f66ner, tuie uus bas gldn3enbe BeiIpiel
Der unuergeBli9en Muna Ottenborfer
geaeigt bat, nod BEL 2eb3eiten nit frei=
gebiger 9anb tie 5aat aus3uitreuen uno
bic Gru@t tpa9ien uub reifen 3u ieben.
Def6lieben mir alio, baB uniere &ei1en
ili1t nit ben 8aben tparten iolen, Bis
He tObt finb. Die Stabt Nep Dort bat
cine oeuti@e geb6lteruns BON rlebr als
100000 Seelen. Gin ni9t geringer
She'll bieler Beb6lteruug befbt Die @a=
ter biefer Welt in rei9li9em MaBs;
ein GROCER She'll gebbrt benz tpoblbas
benben Mittelfanbe an. Die 3abl bet
regelmdBis beitrasenben Mitglteber bes
rOeuti6en 0ospital Nereins" errei1t
ni@t 1000. Dies 1T Elm 8erbdltniB,
auf ueldes bas Oeutidtbum bon Netu
Oort ni@t ftol3 iein fann. Bef9IieBen
mir alfo, baB ber vOeuti9e 9ospitaI>
Werein" wenisiiens 5000 reselmdBig be.
tragenbe Witslieber adblen iollte, ems
auf ie 20 Der beuti6en 8eo6Iteruug,
unb baB alle Greunbe bes 9ospitaIs,
befonoers aber bic beuti9en 5rauen
unb Sunsfrauen es su ibrer Mufgabe
MAIDEN follten, ueue Mitslieber au ges
tpinnen. unb ni6t eber ruben biirfen,
bis bic genannte 3abl errei1t III. unb
nun i'm Namen bes grecutip Nusl1ul.
les erfldre i'd ben ga3ar aur unters
itiibung BEG nOeuti9en Sospitals" tn
Stem Oore ftir er6fuet. Wbse er 81
men Nllen cine Greuoe iein; m6ge Der
geuiinidte grfols ibn trbnen = gum
Srolt unb 9eile ber 2eibenben, aur
G6rberuns ber Wifenidaft unb aur
gbre bes beuti6en Namens in Mmerita".
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Wt6tttel 1ttt0 eSdcfe1t.

9tertn slanbsn mir aaes gu iibertreiTen, pas
i e'er Offerirt poroen 1T, nidt nur, pas bic
9nte Der Waare, bic @reispirbtsfeit unb ben
0el9mad anbetriTt, ioubern mir baben einem
10 re9ealttsen gorratb, bab mir nit irsenb Ell.
mem &OnfeftiOns>@'f @'fdaft, tuslaes ausf6lie6lid
ots1e Brande betreibt, erfolsreid fonfurrireu
sonnen. 9as Eager birst bic fdOnffen Ga.
DEN, ~slde bic MOOeFabte BET Belt, Berlin,
garis unb Stem gort bietem. Bir laocn ale
Samen Elm, biefes einjis in feiner grt aus.
ft9er fino, ibren 8eifau su ssipinnen.
SsrieA's, Serfeas, Series's.
Yluld Wraps, 5u allen Yreiien.
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Jul 0e9QupIen 1Qr, un0 metle, 0QB UurT
Rurit Smanomiti9 @arafin, tebrt el
3urid, feline @emablin unter ben &C.
feiertfen ber @eFeierten finbet.
Das muB binfort 9ein gbrsei3 iein,
3inb, benn, CLAUDE mir, nur bic S9d'
buns Mnberer berleibt uns Wertb In
Nuge bes Mtannes! Ct muB algemeiu
betuunoert ieben, tpas CT lieben, muf
f9 benedict miRen, tuenn er treu blei'
ben iolI.
Nnia's 2ippen frtimmten f9 lei9t,
tpie berd@tli9. Sn ibren i66nen, fpre.
9enben Nugen leu9tete Elm entidieoener
protef gegen bieie 2dferung beg Men'
fdens, bes Mdnnerberjens auf, aber ie
fpra9 i'm ui9t aus. Wo3u auds =
8era patplowna bate bic Grfabrunseu
man9en Sabres fhr ft9, iie ielbff nur
ibren feften @lauben on ben ginen, ber
ibr M0es mar; ben @Iauben, ber aus
ben giftiseu 3meifeln, bic 8era geidt.
aus ben bremnenben 3brdnen, Die III
ibr getofet, bod feerei6 emporgepab'
len NOR 5u ibrem 9ort. ibrer 6tibe.
6at Hurit Smanotuitlb bas tpirftid
befimmt2 fragte fie nur rubig.
Beaweifelft Ou, ipos i6 iages
Nein, allein biefer Brief III bod biel
ipdter geidriebeu, als Du ibn ipra@ef
Ct tann mir ni9t airnen, menn i@ mid
on feline eigenen Worte balte. = 66rt
ieIbit. 8era paulonna.
Sic bate ben Brief aus ben Galteu
ibres 2leibes berborge3osen4 unb las,
ben 3eilen nit benz ftIanten Singer
folsenb, lansiam unb beutIi9:
Sd m6@te Did frob unb better nil.
fen, 70 lange i9 fern bin, unb ba i6,
uie t4 leiber ju fpdt einfebe, Sid uno
Dein inneres 2eben bod nod 3u tpeniq
teune, am flar beurtb.ilen au t6nnen.
tpelder Weg au bieiem 3iele flbrt, 10
fele i'd Dir = b6rft 9u, 8era, er be.
tont bas aus6rhdli9 - Dir dllsin BIZ
@abl anbeim. - MeuBere Mittel iiebeu
Dir in unbef6fdnfter Giille au @ebote.
@ebrau6e fie gang nod Wuni@ unt
gDiuen. nur LAB mid b6ren, baB Du
ui6t ungliidli@, ni@t bur9 mid un'
glidli9 bift.
Sic belt tief aufatbmenb elm.
ST bas ni@t beutIi1, 8era gamloip'
nas fraste fie froblodeno In al ibren
Summer.
Bon benz obnebin i6on fart mitge.
nommenen Gd@er losen Splitter uni
Gebeu unbemerft unter ben Sif9, biz
i9mole GuBipibe bobrte fi9 formIi9 In
ben SeppiG, 8era's 3age aber psrrie.
tben bic In ibr foGenbe 2eibeni9aft
niht.
6ebr oeutli9, 6er86en, Ia&te He,
gu beutlitb! Sd tpiirbe ben Brief Nie,
manb aeigeH. Man mb9te He bod al.
80 tolerant finben, bieie 1ouma9t, ouI
eigene Ganon gliidli9 5u merben, tuel9'
Jhrif 6arafn feiner iungen Grau er'
tbeilt.
Die barten Worte trafen tpie RabeI
fii6e, aaein Naia audte biesmal mid
inter ibnen julammen.
(Gortlttune foIst.)
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- ueber sic Nusraitung Der beut.
t9en 3olonialtruppe tpirb Golgenbes
beri@tet: Sie Offisiere erbalten Sa.
quettes unb 8eintleiber aus blauer
Marines Serge, srauem Glaneu, tpeiBem
Glanea unb iptiBem baummolenen
26peritoff, iomie aud Mnause aus
S4iffeinen. Gar bic unteroffi3iere
perben glet6e An3age aus baum>
Dolenem G6per unb peiBem englis
f9em Rattun, fiir bic Manni9aften
ebeniol9e Nn3tige aug naturfarbenem
baumtpouenen 46per anaeiertiet. Oie
OffDiere erbaIten ieibene Borten in ben
Rei9sfarben an ben Mermelaufi9ldgen,
be unteroffi3iere ebenfol9e 8orten aus
Wolle in Jorm zines oifenen Dreieds
auf ben Oberarm. 9ie Wanuihaften
tragen bieie 8orte am unteren &aube
ees 9ragens. als S9ubpert meroen
Sttefel be3tp. bobe unb niebrige Segel.
tu9s sS9nlri9ube, benhBt nerben. Die
Wtanni9aft wirb nit Ro9gel9irr,
pdngsmatten, 5elbf bfiai9en, 8robbeutel
uno Werbanb3eug mad Qlrt bes In Der
Irmee eebrdu6liden perIeben; bas
lebtere entbdlt aber nod elm
3Ourniquet (aoerprefe) mad gs.
mar9. Sie Offieiere unb Inter.
Officiere ftibren als Beuaffnuna
9epoluer unb Warinei9leppIdbel; bic
Wtanni9aften finb nit Mebrlabern unb
9aubaionetts betuaffust. Als 9opi6es
6edung bient Der $ropenbslm beam.
6trobbut uub S9leier.
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GIN ettt 9er5.
gaoOslle bon g. ssatf.
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HcrtietunQ.
9eur NIT @etnoIt b;eIt Ne nd, ,uriid
fir iekt = MIR init ,,midnIid,er M3iihe
.mnno ne Elm nerT6huIid,es' Q6d,elr, oitf
Bic ,nrnbIofe Qibbe
Su boff Mefst miononne g{,eun
Sir inn sntlmuIh;asf borf i'm Miemot,6
perbammen - @s'iif biibid5 bon Sir.
has hm honfbor hilf nenn In ie6em
Smile hot er 6ie fleiue Gnmie55e Yormon'
Sie o,l6er einem onfbrud,snoiIem 99o,
men nid6ts ouf her WeIt ibr eiaen
nounte e-,ur siiriiiu goroiin aemoG5t
6ie zine fehr oidu,enbe GteIuno Elm.
nehn,en fonn tnenIi ne bic g1ifiei an he,
muben tueis. sie ibr an @ebnie fisben
linn Sos % mirH Gn Isgs,en ~ pisiue Ssh
heoe ornse Grmort,,nasn nnn Sir isii,
hem Sn mir ebsn hsm;eipn mie herriib
SIR Oidbi in hie sfnfIs herEsartIifh miirhe,
polIen Gbeoottin hineinfiabelt sha6e
bo6 Sm fein ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NnbIifnm anr mir hoif ois mid, Mais
cue youlez vous mon % enfants Menn
mon feIbf4 hie Meoie oeIeitet nuA 10 az.
nan binier Seu Gn,.IisSrn We,6eih meis
a;s Ss III % sstr"S,tst @ nr n, 'o S;s Sor,iS. o.
iiHstr "rtiftiidss 0eiit,,no I mshr nom fpit;.
id,sn ola nnm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES f Sm
hSttsa Si6 ain mir orosmiiher INNER.
Kim meniosy on.uitreuSsg Su. hroud,em
Sic ME i'm ,ssdenSsn gn;si csid,f,u.
hertsm y}feiIe trcfsm m,,r az immrrshoft
HMer Mn;o mar taar a, iunn % 'a,Sy1r. AZ cut y,
menio erfahrsn In hsm fisiu.n @meriI,
Iofrisos Ssr goInus nm % sie nor;rsn an
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MnnS % 'I Is;s. Sy." ."Sash ~ a grs"s hx,t.
aud, bas fditeie w1itleib enbfinoen
miffen. Die giferlud,t ober fennt Bic.
fe tDei@e @eaung mdt, nur Iadeuber
Spot log anf 8era 8aulomnos fdb6.
mem Geiidt, ols He fi1 au Der G&mes
fer binbeuste unb fie, ibr ben Sd@er
unter oas Sinn ie9ens, gum Mufbliden
5maHg.
gmpFnoIim. S'elnes = Wte laGer'
ilw! -Wtf nno ia unttr urss:
Anoerem gegenaoer tpcroe t9 Oetne
iu1ge Wnroe gewiB tInfier relpettsrefl,
ods certpre@e i1 beilig. 50, tq iuer'
De mt9 ieBr nnel9ennneig IN ietnem
glan3e ionnen, iDenn Ct ltg MOT geraoe
IN oteler aoi@enlt@en poi5oorade eat'
toltet. bic Do9 nur eill oereoeltes
Sauernpaus ilf nnD o.el0t, no MIR
oDneDsii BE auger t@n1er3en bon au'
Dem tno,strefeil Sl9te:-Soyons amles,
ma petlte. Ste 1seit lDr la@eno PIE
pano PIN: apropos, fu9r tte baum fort,
gal Der 6arl no@ oelonoers tn Se3le'
gung auf Oetne nd@re Sutunft be-
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Departement 1T unfere sr0bte aufmertiamteit
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