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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE Il nffFo E4fTR04D-
SOMERSET r c.AMBRfA BRANCH
pIsrANoE Axp FAar.

7 = - % FhllsleIphla 8 sF-34- and D New
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09
VIM. F. SHAFFER.
Dr. Henry Raxfers Naandrake Riffers ms


Kidneys Appetite,
Apopexy, Keep
ach Bowels ard Digestive good working order health viii
permanent Beg mildly
purify
cine. Henry johnson { Lord Iropietors Burlington,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-09

And buried, sir, and she went on
about the Lords Prayer and h,agen and
green fields until she almost made me
crazy. 0a, You villain, t, Geo ne about
destroying poor mothers happiness in
that way. Begone, or'Ill have the police
after ye.r
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18
E0REIGN VEssELS EXPECTED.

il b NJ Flagship Warspitc from British
Columbia
Br ship Blengiield sailed from Liver
pool Apr Is, due Aug "a
Ger blk Faust, from New York via Bra
Am blk Albert, Winding, from San
Francisco due Aug 4
Br blk Birker from London, sailed Apr
-, due Aug 20
Br blk Girvan from Liverpool, sailed
July 10, due Nov 1880
S s, Farallon from San Diego due Sep
TENDER .
IS S Australia, from San Francisco due
Aug22
IS S Alameda from the Colonies en- route
to San Francisco due Aug %
Am blk Martha Davis, w a Penalcton,
from Boston, sailed April 20, due
Sept l-l5.
Ger bk Paul Iscnberg. + ] Woltcrs,
from Liverpool, saileb March s. due
Aug lib.
Schr Kaalokai, Freeth, from Layson ISL
ands, due AnG 20-3l.
S S Zealandia. from San Francisco, due
Aug 30.
Bktne Discovery, from San Francisco,
due Sept LILO,
Bktne W III Dimond, from San Fran
cisco, due Aug oops.
Bktnc Planter. from San Francisco, due
Aup 03-OS
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18

Self put out at first. LGahiwa on
balls, appropriated second on Meek's
base hit, to third and home on wild
throws. Rosa out at first. Thonp-
son safe, stole second; Kaia, how.
ever, retired at first from Wode-
house, and left Meek and Thompson
on third and second bags respect
iycly.-1.
G. Lucas on a hunted ball got
first, and on u wild throw from Lua-
hiwa sailed down to second, advanc-
cd TO third on Wodehousc' base hit,
and lone on Whitney's sacrifice.
Fricdcnberg's safe at first brought
Wodehonsc home, but retired HIM
self at third. w. Lucas made q
single Dagger, but died there, a.
Lucas being caught out by Meek.
3. lIawaii-Dan safe at first,
stole second. Prycc on balls got
first. Morris safe hit brought Dan
in, advanced Pryce 20 third, but was
retired himself between first and
second. Self and Luahiwa smote
ozone three consecutive times. ?.
Desha on fly 10 Meek, out, Par
kcr aud Coyne both battcd to Meek,
and were put out at first.-0. Ila-
waii-Mcek put out at first. Rosa
safe, stole second, died there.
Thompson on Ny 10 Desha, and
Hermann (who took kaia's place)
struck QUIT.
G. Lucas safe, stole second, adj
vanccd by Wodehouse's safe hit,
home on wild throw. Whitney
struck out. Friedenberg hit to left
and was neatly put out. w. Lucas
struck out.--1. Hawaii-Dan from
Whitney out. Pryce out on strikes.
Morris safe. Self safe, but Morris
running for second was put out.--0.
A. Lucas Internationally hit
sphere, ont at first. Desha safe,
stole second, wild pitch to third,
home on Parker's sacrifice. Coyne
to Luahiwa. Il. Hawaii-Luahiwa
made three Dagger, home on wild
pitch. Meek on balls first, stole
second, advanced by Rosa's base
hit, home on wild throws, as also
did Rosa. Thompson on balls. Her.
mann and Dan bit the dust at the
plate on strikes. Ptyce's two bag
ger brought Thompson home, but
Morris flying out left him on third.
| 4.
G. Lucas on balls, stole second
and third bags, home on Wode-
houses base hit. Wodehouse, how.
ever, retired at third. Whitney or
n sky scraper to Self, and Frieden.
berg on foul fly TO Dan were botl
put out. uawaii-Self and Lua-
hiwa both retired at first from G..
Lucas, and Meek on n fly to A. Lit
cas- also retire. %.
w. Lucas on slow fly TO Morris
who missed it, got first, stole second
to third on a. Lucas out at first
home on Desha's safe hit. Parkc
on tumble by Morris got first, an,
stole second. Coyne retired o.
strikes. G.. Lucas out at frst.--l
llawaii-G. Rosa from q. Luca
out first. Thompson on fly to G
Lucas out, and Hermann on strike
lost the game for the IIawaii.--0.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18

the Attorney-Geueral That bill
might not pass, az there were dis
tricts that should not have Police
Justices. His Excelcncy in the de-
bate on the bill changing the term
of court from Waimca TO Kohala had
referred TO the large amount of law
business arising in IIamai<ua.
Rep. Paehaolc thought the bill
should pass.
Noble Widemann was not opposed
TO the bill, but considered the point
of the Acknowledgement well taken.
When the general bill came up lie
should support it, as he thought the
distinction between District and PO-
lice Justices should be wiped out.
Noble Marsden withdrew his mo-
ton TO pass the bill.
Rep. II. w. Wilcox supported The
motion of the Attorncy-General.
Minister Peterson said the remark
of the hon. member for kohala was
just the reason why this bill should
90 TO n select committee. The COM
mittee should investigate the claims
of different Districts to having Po-
lice Courts, but without investiga-
ton they should have TO pass all the
bills. 1t was n case of "you scratch
my back and ! will scratch yours. "
Rep. Waipuilani thought II select
committee would be incompetent TO
pass on the respective claims of the
Districts. The bill OF the hon. No
bic from lIonolalu was not introduce
cd because its author believed its
object was good, but because he had
become tired of seeing so many bills
introduced on the subject.
Noble Baldwin was in favor Of
this bill, but thought the idea of
reference to Il select committee was
q good one. Many of the bills had
only been introduced because one
District had secured the passage OF
its bill.
Noble Marsden thought great
| deal of time was being wasted, and
as this bill would not oumher the
statute book very much, he would
renew his motion to pass the bill.
Noble Mccarthy was opposed tc
reference, and did not believe in the
wholesale bill. Let any representa-.
tive who thought his District should
have Police Justice introduce {
bill and the House would Ejudgc il
on the merits.
| Referred to select committee.
Third reading of bills to provid,
for a Police Justice each for Kau
for Hama, and for Molokai. All re
ferred to select committee.
The House went into committed
of the whole, Noble Mccarthy in The
chair, for consideration of the APP,
preparation Bill.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18
PASSENGERS,

From Mani per stmr Likelike August
l7-C L Brito, 5 w Kaai, w Coates, Q
w Baker and wife, Atom and wife, Bro
Young, n Monwar, Misses McLain (2),
Master Schraeder, j II Aluli, wife, 2
children and servant, Y Dyer, Mrs j G.
HOWE, Geo Ross, I'll Laws, Mrs Laws,
Chu On, Low Show, Tom Sing. DIR Geo
Herbert, G T. Wilder, A Wilder, and 81
deck.
From San Francisco, per blk w B
Godfrey, Aug lG-W Clayton.
From Kauai per stmr Mikahala, Aug
l7-J Blackwie and wife. Masters
Warehouse (2), Miss lndgatc, Miss
Shaw, L Weight, Miss Knudsen, Miss G
Rowell, E G Conaul, NJ S Perreira,
Masters Schmidt (2), Miss Schmidt, q
b Hoffgard, w V Lockwood, @ w viii
cox, E Hagens, M G Corea and wife, S
Chinese and 20 deck.
For San Francisco per bktne = G
Wilder, Aug BE 9 Ledgwick and
John Williams.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18
SHIPPING NOTES.

The barkentine S G Wilder, Capt Il
N Grifiths. sailed to-day for san Fran.
cisco with lG,S23 bags sugar, weighing
/ 1891 1884 pounds. The shippers were:
g Brew er IL Co, G,s56 bags sugar; II A
Schaefer & Co, 1871 bags; Il III Davies
Il Co, 1854 bags; Castle d Cooke, lO42
bags. Domestic value $50, 499.3l.
The bark w b Godfrey, Captain II
Dabel, arrived Saturday afternoon, u
DAYS from San Francisco. She brought
] passenger and full cargo of general
merchandise.
The bark Harvester, Capt ii B Lewis,
arrived Sunday, LAG days from Della
ware. She brought 007 tons of coal for
the American war vessels in port. She
is now alongside OF the u s S Nipsic.
The stmr w G Hall is due Tomorrow
afternoon from Hawaii and Mani.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18
the KAMEhAMEHA CHAMPIONS.
The HonO!u!us NvailOp the HawaiIs
Thereby Tying Them for Second
pince.

The Eaono!usus VvailOp the HawaiIs
Thereby Tying Them for Second
Pince.
A pretty fair c0ncOursc Of people
assembled at the Makiki Recreation
Grounds last Saturday afternoon, to
witness postponed match game of
baseball between the Honoulus and
Hawaiis. The game, although eN-
citing from beginning to end, was
interspersed with some very poor
playing on both sides. 1t was well
contested, the fact of the game not
ending in the regulation number of
innings, attesting the eagerness of
the respective teams in the fray to
win. Had Morris not made two
errors in the tenth inning, there is
no saying who might have won. Had
the Hawaiis won the game they
would have tied the Kamehamehas
for the championship, but as it is
the Hawaiis are even with the Homo
lulus for second place. They will
probably play it off next Saturday.
Considerable money changed hands.
G.. +. Boardman and f. Baldwin
were umpires at plate and bases re-
spectively. Following is summary
of the game:
The Honolulus were first to bat
Wodchouse in the box, first ball
thrown wasted, second ball batted,
out at first. Whitney out at first.
Friedenberg on fly to first. %.
This was one of the shortest innings
on record, only four balls being
thrown, and occupying not as many
minutes. Hawaii Thompson on a
foul fly 10 Wodehouse was neatly
put out. Kaia batted ball out at
first. Dan bit the dust at home on
strikes.-0.
w. Lucas for the Honolulu got
his first, stole second, advanced TO
third on a ball, and home on wild
pitch. A. Lucas expired on strikes.
Desha was put out on pretty run
ming catch by Luahiwa, and Parker
out at first.-l. Hawaii-Pryce
stumbled at first. Morris safe at
initiation base, passed ball to sec
ond, third on batted ball. Self on
balls was given base, but was
adroitly withdrawn at second. Lua-
hiwa batted sphere got first, but
Meek retiring on strikes left him
there.-0.
Coyne made safe hit, stole Sec
ond. Dat out on fly. Wodehouse's
safe base advanced Coyne TO third.
Wodehousc stole second and third
bags and came home on sacrifice
Int by Whitney. Friedenberg, base
hit, second on passed bal, advanced
TO third by w. Lucas safe hit, and
home on passed ball. A. Lucas eX'
PRED in the box swiping ozone three
times.-3. Hawaii-Rosa out at first
from w. Lucas. Thompson in Tho
box gave the sphere tremendous
hit over left 6elder's head-two base
hit-advanced TO third by Kaia''
base hit, and home on passed ball
Kaia appropriated second on wilC
throw, TO third on blocked ball
and home on wild pitch. Dan
four balls, put out between first ant
second bags. PIyce to deep cente
field-safe. Morris out at tlrst.-2
Desha retired first. Parker droy'
the sphere liner to Morris VIII
froze TO it. Coyne, base hit, put on
! while stealing second.-0. Hawai-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18
FOREIGN VESSELS IN pDRT.

lib NJ S Acorn, Pollard, from cruise
u S Nipsic, McCurley, from Hilo
Ger blk Adonis, G Brane, from Bremen
$ S Claudine, W NJ Dodd, from Glas-
gov
Bktne Mary Winkelman, II Nilsson, from
Port Gamble
Blk Wcnona, q Thow, from Newcastle
Tern Mary Dodge, J Il Gallop, from
Humboldt
Blk w B Godfrey, Il Dabel, from San
Francisco
Blk Harvester, Fl B Lewis, from Della
ware
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18
SEQ REWARD!

THE above reward will be given to
Il anyone furnishing information that
will lead TO the conviction of the person
or persons who cut the flag rope at China
Engine Co. No. on Saturday night.
Bring information TO
HANG SAM,
G2S Ivy Foreman Engine Co. No. E,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18
PUBLIC CONCERT.

The Hawaiian Band will give
public concert at Emma Square
This evening at 1880 o'clock, rem
dering the following programme
FART ].
March-Detilir. ............. .Schild
Oyerture-Semiranid ..,...... Rossini
Fantasia-Awakening of the Lion.
,................ Kontzky
observation-disclosures $500. Wallace
Mikioi. Pun Ohulu. lliki no me An.
PART IL.
Medley-Echoes of the Night (new)
..........'.''''' '''''''''' NJ leiO
Gayotte-W elcOme. ..,.........,'k lusS
Waltz-Jubilant. .....,..'F ahrDach
Polka-Amager. .'.''' .'''''HouiTey
Hawaii Ponoi.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18
EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Harmony Lodge, /. @. O. i. at
1880.
Band concert at Emma Square,
ut $50.
Chess Tourney, Class d, at 1870,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18
OAHU RAILWAY & LAND co. 5
TIME TABLE.
40 Take Effect July 10. 1880.
TIME TABLE.
,s'asAINs:
ARRIVALS.

Aug l6--
Blk w b Godfrey, II Dahel, IL days
from San Francisco
Aug II
Dix Harvester. Ii Il Lewis. l46 days from
Delaware
Stmr g II Bishop from circuit oi Oahu
Stnr Likclikc from Maui
Stmr MikahHla from Kauai
Sim las Makcc from Kauai
Schr kulamuuu from kaun
Schr Iuka from Kauai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18

A NICE Charlotte Russo is the pro-
IA per dish for Recherche Dinners.
Made to order at the Elite Ice Cream
larlors, G3I -
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18
LOST

ON the Road to Puuloa a Lady's
" jacket. The finder will please
leave Mt this Office and receive reward.
G3i 80
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18

A SITUATION is wanted hya young
German girl
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18

\ FiRsT-CLAss cook advortycs Tor II
situation.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18

VESSELS LEAVING TC-EGRhUW.
Stmr Likolike for Maui at . pm
-Stmr Mikahala for Kauai nj 5 pm
Stmr " aialeale for Nawiliwili, Hama
maulu. kilauea and Hanalci Kauai,
1T p IN
:'imr Jas Makcc for kapaa at 4 2 M
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18

When Mrs. Harrison returns TO
the White House she will find the
door handle and bell handle of the
big door of the White House newly
washed with gold. - Washington
Post.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18

a REWARD is offered for The rccov-
cry of II lady's lost jacket.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18
utpRn!laEI.

aug 10
Stmr Mokolii for MolokRi at p M
Schr Moi W8hine for paauilO
Ektne ) G Wilder, y II GriitlthS. for
San Francisco
tmr j A Cunmns for Waimanalo
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18

Two-base hits - Thompson, Pryce,
WOdehOuse.
Three base hit-Luahiwa.
Bases on balls-By Lncas w I, by
Meek /.
Struck out-By Lucas ., by Meek 8.
Wild pitches-Bv Lucas 4, by Meek ..
Passed balls-W dollhouse 3, Dan g
Left on bases-Hawaii 8, Honolulu
Stolen bases-IIawai o, Honolulu D..
umpires-Geo +. Boardmann and f..
Baldwin.
Time of game-lh. 45m.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18

THE Temple OF Fashion has new
advertisement in this issue.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-18
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

4 NtcErH furnished front room is
tn let.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-14
PA

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2ano:ts Waus; imu (Stptsuanb) ON OF fenOe itOrmfuIot
Yeir, Der tunbe brine benz bort ira bres GnenGrter.
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observation-disclosures Der, iiGr RIippen Rpimbpe. Den
pors 6orm al oenns aIbeles uSsne Siipps, iOraaOte, at
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ben, baube sust Ell ItOrartst 9n6uirtHing. ganbet
maatte buUe transt inO buer aloft Os Spalte Os uaitst
paf etbuert SOrosmOn, bUer u~esetubilt 0auneIie, inotil
bet en- patter Dag, ps6 en- sler auSsn ~pluoisli9 Jiyielis,
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itaasnSs isisu 100 Sob opsr 9anbfaoen. Store alips
~psitpttsr Iaa OpbObsos paa binauSeu, Here al BEN cents
usrtun9e os baIaneereube iaa b~etGuteIise Stiaiuser,
at man tunSs tro, ct Barn piIbe 5aue arait not til at
itprte benz uso 0p6et.
gaa iamme Glib %aItiua, JON Rap Wipimbwe par ct
talsuse gsUis for, at Der par ~iorssaaet en- aluorlis Gyms
Ten al gan6ipeilet, tpSsbe andre Gegn paa, at Gansanifa
fSen Wanbsminbe par Stisnins.
/. era Sap Mapiubpe al bsu Sseu itaois transere
mob SpS. apiten par OpfpISt at alippeltptter, taars
nsbe paa binanon | 9sibe al trssGtasss 9ufe; bisie
bar ofts Iisnenos inaIere Spbpsninssr paa fine StuI
brt; Bit os Der rasrbe en- @ranitisile sniOmt OF. Sort,
Gilt tpoebs paa ben famine lorbsn os SOruirrins, bet
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Der MATTE anpenbeS ben pSerife 6Oristisbso unosr
SsiIabien; tbi StsnbIotttns par pslisbe flsre 9uncreoe
Stribt ub Ssen Os raseos nafsn Iiss op ganofors
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Decorah-posten., 1890-05-14
Davenport, 2incpln Co., @a5b.


SiHteren bar o9ret ~foriGroelis itrens, os
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gel paa 5sbs, men Sarmere, iom bar baft
mol 46eeoI, be bar ilaret fs soot. 9apen'
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9rns Store, Q Slagter Shops, ct gaseri, Q
sumber CARDS, 3 Mooebanolere, ct WsbeI
etors, 8 agricultural Supplements Souies-,
SSIutimitb Shops, iamt 2 Salopner. SeIu
Stsie baaroe 3iber sisr bog be uGpute to
sltnrenoe Sorretnins; 8 Soteler, en- Bani
% 9ipsrp % Seeb Stables. Suebe er go
stSooltn9en, bog er Der Ranse, iom ADLER
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taS 9aa noset anbet Steo, ies npseuiinoe bar
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Decorah-posten., 1890-05-14
Siennem bet mprfe Saitlallb.
81.
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6ortiat fra forriSe Ro.)

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gang buuOe beritet ousr 2anbst ira Gansanifa % bortens
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9a0Ss bOiat fig puu ben bpisite Cop al aunspssS ierseHs.
Sa osltDtteSs aIippsitptterne benz, men lite enSans !
sms Grnsrsbs tunbe be lsps ct title Sin absn bpppise
a0Sr.b ira @atutaernes Sibe.
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nap uIambula b%eitaar &piten al en- bSi SierstlGoe,
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Decorah-posten., 1890-05-14
2l3

iene neS6ranote paa so mar; oueraIt itob Der iOrte Jtuis
nu os ~fortulsoe SrGreiter; Iunss geisn laa icm iast
en- Mansbe g~teoitabsr O9 Susgraao b~enilanst, iom tDs
bsSs paa, at gebosrns par ouerrumpleoe os iageoe paa
SIust. Oct tunbs life pare IGuse iioen, usierninsen
par fleet; tbi SorObunOen par sanite bb snSnu, 90 paa
Here Steber jaa man en- let Hps fra Ruinsrue.
Spreren par life Gpil ON, at bet uar Watutaerne,
Der bapbe uosuet bsnne Ifianbise 9OeIa9sslie, 10 sfter al
SanbiDnIisbsO par bet be famine Rnsasfusa, iom fort
~iiOrueien baube beisst GrpeOitiOnsu.
StranSsu par iao ira &ipefa til Nusuius 6losen.
gslssrne itpQsbs ~uOpbsrlis mob be lane alippetptfr
paa StranOen, Iaa at be ubbuIeoe Steser msb 2iosn
pilos fprts iaumsn; grGnbin9erne MATTE efterbaanSen
tilintetsisre 9epninsrne, iaa gsIssrne ubtnoret tunbe
iass opab ben lube Strunb, iOm itrafts zig Iisstil 6obsn
al giersst.
Giterbpert Iom man pasigeos ben fabe Spit, 6Ieu
man par 1ers 9esn paa, at Der uar en- itaSis StiSen al
1ansanita. 8preren paru. iOm auersos tiolissre bapSe
paret fer, ba ban fuIste Cameron paa bans SmieiIins
af Sssu, reiite fig ~pIubieIis, ba SaaSen slsS IND ao
Rusuius Waunbins. "&an 8 M ie2 Oa ies par Der
msS ben anbsn bpiOe DaanS, lsireSe ri os paa en- eanSs
tribe, lom M Iisser besrauet ganbst bsrborte. Cans
sanita aSsr pirtsIis 9anoet OPT"
Ruaufus plumbing uar neiien ~tiIftoppet al papps
rus Os Gin; Der iiipb en- SiOssren at ben fore gitrs'
iiabe ub i Sssu. 8ammsn par beDoret meo tpnb Stop.
HsfoItninsm Ianss 2pitea pife fig upsnlis % alt anSet
snb s~laifri. Der bIep ~fortaIt ON benz, at, naar be iaa
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gSIgrnes urOlige Stuulpsn % ~funttl9Ste Copper.
SnsenteOs euers baUbs man SnOtryt al, at Sssns Nis
ueau ~nogeniinSe baUce itaaet bpiere, buorfOr StauIsp
sro9 ben Slutnins, at ben ipSIige Del al Eansanita /
llrtioen baUSe uaret en- iarifilt 60, inbtiI Slranfsn msEs
lem begse ganOeue %pIuOieIis msO MOst par iiprtst fam,
men Oso Rap Mpint6ps.
gu par life Sssn brs6sre, em6 at man ira 9aa6en
tunoe ie OUsr ira ben enc ayit til ben anoeu. 0a Stens
Iasene Opbcrte, bleU apitsu after lab, men batteces al
ben famine reClige Saubitcu.
aue Seibsr Og Battlefield par ~fOUtlaSts. Sit os
br rur Der Opisrt gOlissr for w~lu;imusrne; sITs Iaa
bet uo til, at LANCE Stratninser par mennsItstoums.
GubsIig naasSe be Reiisnbs Sanganitas Sp6snSe,
en- traug gu9t Omsiuet al tat, mort Smaaitou. grpes
oitiOnsn leireoe fig 9~anbsbpen Rpnnsala.
6srit Tumble man life ie ben, ba ben Iaa aIceles
ltiuIt bag bet bsts, fine Sin, iom ~bsitpttsbe beus 6ilters
tanoer MOB Stormens Ausreb. st eneite 9tit paa
9yen b~etrGiteoe, at Der par NOT ct gspis for, at Sssns
Stisnins par paataseis. StanIsy ipurgte be SnSisSte,
ON be lite trOebs, ganoei mart uiSe tnss Spsrbaaub Der.
Ran s lite is2" iasos be. "eub Der tOmms IN
Rssn til. % pi maa brpbe pore 9pttsr nsO Os bpsss benz
op pannp."
"Suor saar 9anbet Ssen bcn2"
Oct saar mob @OrS; men Sereftsr ipuss bet at
tomms beito i~tartert tiIbass til os.~
"SiueS Der ba inssn 5IOO br omtrins, iOm fySsr
mob Benz"
"Si BAR alSris bort ON npssn iauSan GIpS.-