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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02

HOLIDAY SPECIALs.
APRONS.
When you have thought of nearly everything
and have not been able to fix your mind on any
one thing to give lady who possesses nearly
every article you can think Of. why just let your
mind rest easy and buy her nice apron. They
are always desirable. always useful, any woman
wants apron sometimes. in fact It is q nice
Christmas present and always acceptable.
We have 81 styles to select from and they
were all made to our order. Ont Of this num-
Der 10 styles are Fine Dainty Aprons. expressly
for Christmas We have remembered every age
and size. We are showing . beautiful 'Linon
de India" Apron with finch hem. hand run.
finished with feather stitching. GO inches wide.
with generous strings. This apron IL very suit
able for elderly ladies. Then there are the fine
fine lace and edgings and beautifully garnished
with bright and rich ribbons.
The Children's Aprons we have reduced for
the holidays. The assortment IL extra large and
very choice. Everything You could think Of in
Children's Aprons from SOC. to $3.50 each.
THE BLACK MOHAIR APRONS,
So desirable for school children, have been re-
duced considerably.
Sizes for children years old. g.. % each.
Sizes for children years old. 81. 80 each.
Sizes for children 10 years old. 81. rs each.
Sizes for children II years old. 50 each.
These goods are exceptionally well made
feather stitched in Pink. White, Black. Scarlet
and Orange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02
DRrss GooDs SouyEsrns
AND TRIMMINGS.

e2 Best English BrosdclotLs NJ "a
SOC. silk finish Henriettas ................o sc
~. rNncn Seftes al SYKES me-
Soc. WOOL Dress Goods. all styles 45c
SOC. China SILKS. all shades 45c
SOc. Figured India SILKS. s3c
S5c. Surah Silks. all shades &c
10 per cent on marked prices of all warranted Black
Silks and Priestley's Black Wool Dress Goods.
Trimmings and RibsDns OF every description q 10
per cant discount.
Csc. l5-inch Surah Sash Ribbons 6Qc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02

DOLL DEPARTMENT
3Sc. washable. Jointed. Rag Body worsted
Dressed and other Dolls Die each
zoe. Dolls. dressed in Satin or Plush, with Hats
or Caps. Bisque Heads. dc
9Sc. Large Jointed Dolls with blonde curl, or
brunette braid. bisque head "a,
81. % dressed or Undresssd Dolls fine French
bisque head. oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02

Tooth BRusHEs.
Crown Toeth DrnshAs.
HassailS Tooth Brushes.
Dupont's Finest Tooth Brushes.
Prophyiacec Toosh Brushes.
scostS Electric Tooth Brushss.
fslt Tooth Brushes and
Rubber Tooth Drushes.
ALL TxxxUnEA.
D9rrE8 AND BEST ouALITI9.
~. q rno,nsoN.
a Phazmsciss. 7oo lSkh y. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02

Fon CHn,srMAs.
CARDS, CALENDARS,
FINELY BOUND BOOKS,
BOOKLETS AND DIARIES,
PRAYER BOOKS AND HYNNALS.
CARD CASES AND POCKET BOOKS,
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, IN VARIETIES
ELEGANT STATIONERY, IN HANDSOME
BOXES.
Your inspection h requested.
ROBERT +. MILLER,
sl7-on $50 18th IT,. Corcoran building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02

To-day h New Hanpshire's crisia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02
FANCY GOODS.

SI.5C Hand-panted Satin Mouchoir and Glove
SOC. Plush Glove, Collar or emf BoYes 20 80. sy
Toe Embossed Plush Photo Albums-Iarre and
fA~sei
SO Plush Albums, nickel trimmed with AZ.
o. M, .S9C
~ ~N~SA WIN GoAs uiIoQ. 21f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02

WOODWARD . LorHHop.
OR. ma sad Pa ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02
JEwELRY.

we nave closed out an importers line OF fine
Jewelry and offer same at wonderfully low prices
~; IS to Vs. so Sterling Silver Pins, Turquoise or
IA mart settings ...................a IL ~ eacb
oac ~ a. o. c.. .er scarf rms &c
''c oxidized Playing Card Cases with Deck OF
o5 S,arI;r S;;...
aI5 Hsrd n.;,.s to.es. 16c
80 Medallion Pins &c S'o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

&c Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose 19c. pair
&c. Ladies' Isle Thread Hose, Black and
fanc1es 4'C' pai
81 Ladies' Spun SILK Hose. 10 different shades 79c pair
&c Boys Extra Heavy Fast Black Ribbed Hose.
double at knee heel and toe. &c. pair
&c. Ladies' Meripo Vests and Pants. either
ribbed or plain. SIC
75c Ladies' Saxony Wool Underwear, White or
."r' os~AA
Al % Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, White or nat
ural guaranteed non -shrinksbe. 04c. each
Al 80 Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Atwood Vests, non
q each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02

Discount off marked prices Of all ladies' Misses and
Childrens Wraps and suits Prices guaranteed to be
marked lower than any in town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02

Great sale Of Books now In progress Cut prices ON
already Low prices makes al competition uscess
Never essoss hsvs boohs bssa soa - low It's 70 ye
sdvsutags 70 call now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-02

d. 80 Sbutton Mousquetaire and ''Baum's Peer
lees" 4button KID Gloves, shades 81. % pair
~ 7-hook lace Kid Glove. SIC. pair
~. so 12-button evening length Kid Gloves,
$3.50 20button. evening length Kid Gloves,
- White Tans Biack.................e3 3 pair
xoc. Cesnmefe LIE pair
60c. CoAmao 03ova. &c. palr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-17

six months. While they are away they
have to pay to have their houses taken care
Of and there are men here who make
business of taking care of houses. They
send men to sleep in them, to see that the
dogs and cats are fed regularly,
have them aired daily, and see
that they are well guarded at night.
This is a necessity in Washington, for We
have set OF junk thieves here who get
into vacant houses. cut the Innings out OF
the bathtubs, steal the chandeliers. saw
out the water pipes for the old lead, and
carry away everything they can get their
hands on. w. e. Curtis, Of the Pan-Amer-
lean congress, had his vacant house en-
tered some months ago and these thieves.
though there was not bit of furniture in
the house, did more than 500 worth OF
damage.
Furnished houses rent for just twice
what house will rent for unfinished. and
the most ordinary house will bring $50
month If there are lot of dingy old chairs
and tables and bed or two within II.
There are women here who make lots OF
money in renting out furnished houses,
and there used to be large number who
did well in renting rooms to congressman.
The big fats which have been built in
Washington during the past year or so
have reduced the profits of room renting
and the boarding-ho house women are COM
planning. 1t used be that two rooms
brought 500. But for $3.50 you
can now get a cheap fat, and for 81. 800
year you get very fair quarters at the
Shoreham, TO which, by the way, the vice.
president is now putting an addition. This
does not include. however, what you eat
and drink. From this you will see that
living grows higher and higher here year
after year. The shoddy aristocrats who
make fortunes in other parts of the country
come here to spend it. They give costly
dinners. and we poor people, in trying TO
equal them. spend, am ashamed to say,
more than our income.
MISS GguNpY JR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-17
MOVED.

We are ready 70 receive you in our new store.
Harrisburg building, Second and Cnerry streets
new $4,000 stock 10 select IRON. Chester
Cteary
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The Washington climate is changing and
it is now the most healthy city in the coun-
try. The filling up of the Potomac flats
has gone on until now there is a great is
land covered with grass lying between
Washington and Virginia. This will
eventually be laid out as park, and il will
contain some Of the NEST beautiful drives
of the United States. The trees have made
difference in the air here. We have a
parking commission which attends to
them. and congress appropriates so much
every year for tree planting The result is
that there are 100 coo shade trees running
along each side of the many miles of streets
which make up the national capital, and
you can walk for miles during a hot
day and not get out of the shade. The
parks are now well kept, and every six or
eight squares you come TO government
reservation, which is carefully cared for by
Uncle Sam, and in which new flowers are
planted IRON month TO month throughout
the summer so that they are always in
bloom. The houses of the CAPITAL are con.
stantiy Improving. Iouc can't get decent
house IN fashionable quarter inside the
boundary now, for less than So o00, and it
used 10 be that YOU could get the same
uAas tot Stsu@ AhoN VI uoZen houses
which are offered for sale at from SIS. o1o 10
$1,000 each. and there are at least 100
$50. 900 houses within mile of the White
house.
Rents have gone away up out of sight.
ana there are, venture q thousand houses
now empty and ready for the occupants of
the next season. There is another thous-
and which are idle while their owners are
OF! at the seashore, and there are hundreds
of people here who pay 81. 600 and upwards
per year for houses in which they live only
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-17

Take the Northern Pacific railroad. the esst
equipped line. for all points Fast A. ChiIberg.
city ticket agent 7le second street. Bostoa
block: Z Tonkin. depot ticket agent sesrtle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-17

Four doses of Aoore's Revealed Remedy viii
make you feel better II il doR's you can ger
Ills ofapy druggist
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-26
gdnbe 81 Spottpreiien.

500 Yaar ainberi6uhe 5u 81. So,
fenpreis $1.30 unb $1.40. Oamens
Slippers su IS @ts. unb $1-tpertb
SLIPS.
epibenbeieBte Morsenf6ube fir Das
men aler Nrten, 5pe3ialitdt. @roBe
&ebuttion! $1.75 9amen. 2n6pfl1ube
fur $3.50. 5ulipans $500 @laeees
leoer 2n6pfidube 1T Der bette her Welt.
Sulipans falbleoerner S6ub fur Mdn'
ner 81 $500 lit unibertrefHi9. Wdns
neri6ube fir $500, ,pertb $3.50.
preisermdBigungen III allen anberen
WrtiteIn, wobon in ben %feiniten unb
mittleren Sorten nur bas bette gefabrt
nir6. Die aussef6nittenen Rdugurubs
Ieberz S9ube fir Mdnner, trager fi1
cut unb Rns comfortabel, b%eionoers gu
empfeblen. 6arbiee S9ube In Blaeee
gu aceeptablen preiien.
@. g.. SuIIiban,
@de Commerce & ct. Marp's Str.
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Ser repmblifamifde anoseIMmsseI.

No@ ebe bic RonDention aulammens
tritt, beiaben fi6 bic Republitaner in
Der aderid6aiien Disbarmonie. Die
In Der Gonpentiousfa6t ma1en bapou
feline Nusnabme.
Ser groBen Wafe Der NepubIisoner,
bic aus Yrin3ip CUR partei bd!t, ino
Nuftritte, ME iie In ber biefgen primdrz
Betiammlung porfamen, gum @feI.
Die Streitfragen iperoen bur9 bic
felbaii1tigen 3msde Der parteifabrer
berborgerufen, unb bic Sa1laee mirb
uidt anbers tnerben, oIs BIS ale Meas
~terinbabsr unb profeffoneGen Memters
idger aus ibren StelIungeu, weIde He
Bel ben parteiberaibunser, innebaben,
ber6rdHgt Rnb.
Sic MAIDEN lire pldne un6 uerfolge1
bieiel5en. pie He ibnen ietpeilig ON
befen in ben Rram paRen. Dor 3pei
Sabreu erfIdrien t6 Nemcomb unb
8enoRen gegeH Elm republitaniihes
@ornfD. Sifet. udbrenb Sobnfon. Ogs
bon uao Wabarasa fit elm iDl@ss 3'det
tcaren. 6sute baben bic 6errf9aften
bic &Daen pe,tauf@t. Wemeomb III fir
unb bic Inoeren inb ssgen Elm Sidet.
Oaber bet Gampf.
Menu es Der beborttebsnben gonnips
Gonoention gelingt. ben ginfIuB bes
~f6reRoea @iementes su bre9en, 70 bat
fe'ein eutes Wert getban. Wir feben
nidt elm, mesbalb bic &epubIitaner f1
f%ortDdbrenb an bic &odiG6Be Der Ser.
rem potmeilter. Hunoesri@ter ooer
Nnpdite &c. 3u bdngen baben uub ii9
baburd In cine SntereHen. Gebbe pers
pidela Iafen. tuel6e bic 8etbeili9ten
= b. +. %bieienigen, tuel9e i'm Unite
fno nno bic, tpelde bihein mbAten -
unter fid gum Mustrag bringen tbnnsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-26

= Der 7Oidhrise Mat6eu atnls
ffrons ig Grafton, Gp., iust, oaB CT its
ben CONNER, 70 LANCE ct fib 81 erinuerrt
weiB, nit Oiartboe 9epIast mar. ST
bat piele Mebiainen berfaGt, ober ni6is
tommt @bamberIain's @olie, Cholera
uno Oiarrboea 2emebn slei9. 9ieies
Mittel pirft prompt. 1T aets subesIdifs
unb nit Wafer uermii6t leibi gu reb.
men. aud &inoer m6gen es. Gum
Yerfauf bel g.. Gobn g Co., +. &aIts
epsr & Sobn unb olen Drugsifien.
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(Ginaelanbt.l

I'm MiBpsrHdR5niHe BEL Oenen au
bermeiben, pelde mid ni6t p~erf0aIi1
fennen. wenn fe Spren Weti@t tiber
bas repl. Meetiu3 leieu urb belonbers
ben She'll, no sic iasen. baB bic Nsger
unter msinsr 2eitung ltanben, crude
i'd Sic I'm Nufnabme Der folsenbsn gr.
tldtung:
Die 9batia6en fiub: Ills Der Club
in ben @artsn fam. ging Id aul &. 80.
Maloee, einen ber 6Abrer, BEN i'd felt
Sabren femme uub oefen psri6nli9e
Jreunbf@uft i'd iddBe. 81, s~ratulirte
inn 3u ber Steluug, tnel6e Der Club
am Nbenb DOrber ~gegenhber ben 4suBs>
rungen bon Bolton, 3ueuel uno Newz
comb %eingenommen botte unb murbe ge.
fragt, ob her 5aal offen iei. Sd ants
tuortete beiabsnb unb fHgte binau. bab
mir hinauf geben tonnien.
sd nebme on, baB sic fiD auf mel.
ne Soften einen 5der3 erlaubten, ba
i6 bod fonff BON Sbrer euten Meiuuns
iiber5eugt bin.
Die 8batfa9e. baB bic Tessr eeseu
Neueomb, Sugmsa unb anbere iolio
Sront madtea, murbe but6 lmftdnbe
berbeisefibrt, aber mel9e tueber i6 nod
irgenb Semaub bon ber Seite, nit mel.
der i9 banbeIte, &Ontrole batte. Meis
ne 6reunbe niHen gut genug, 6aB i6
felt Sabren ben SIR. Wemcomb unb Iei,
ne WetboOen bitter betdmpft babe unb
i6 tuar am Samfdg nur auf meiuem
getp6bnlihen plaBe.
N9tun9sDol
8. W. 81 abarasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-26

ANN. b. &eb.-DieIe @rttdruns bes GERM
Saeob 8idler 1T in Solem Mabe befrisbisenb.
Bir baben uns aaerbinaS bel Der 8eri6terfat>
tuns aber ieire &ebs auf bic biedse r@gbreb~
berla0en, bic burd ibre Stencsrapben ieoeS
@ort, bas sefproden tuurce, aufnebmen lies
@ir tuobnten ben 8erbanblunsen Der 9onben.
ticn bonn anfans an bel, befanben uns aber
aufaaig ni6t In Der Gale, als GER Bidler
feline @ebe bieIt. ltebrisens mar Ser Sumult
s~upeilen aud 70 srob, bab man Mlube bate,
bic &ebner in nadffer @abe gu Uerteben. Oa.
ran, bab Serr Bidder trcu Sum Dentl9tbum
bdIt unb fid itoIs gu bemfelben bstennt, baben
ipir ME gfaweifeIt. Nur a~lauuten mir uns bic
8emertnng s~effatten su b%iirfeu, Oa6 ct ieinen
politif9en @arteisenoTen eners,idsr uu6 GER
ber bate ge9enibertreten folen !; mas ia and
benz uGinsefanbt@ mad, sefdsbsn III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-26

= Mdbrenb Mm. 6ut9eion bon
Benton, S0s., i'm oersangenen Gepten1.
BET auf einem @ieb. unb pferbefaufges
f6dft Ia Seras mar. tpurbe CT, bermutb,
lid in GoIge beg We6iels bes Srint,
tDafers BON einem beftiaen anfaa bon
@bolera Mofbus uno Diarrboe beiuges
fu4t. Gin apOtbefer rietb ibrn, Cham.
betlains Collie, @bolera unb Diorrboe
&emebp 3u nebmen. Die atpeite DOTS
bemirtte cine ~nOQffdnSige 2ur un6 er
empfiehlt bas Mittel Mnberen anQeIe.
gentIi@f. gum Bertauf su Is un6 so
Gents per Glai6e BET q. @obn 6 Co.,
s. RaltepU & Son unb alien Drug
giffen.
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(gingeianbt.)

~ ~|bNft AOCO<
eeyn Sbrer Wo1enausgabs bonn 81. b.
Wts. fiisen sic mir elm gsoBes unre9t
3u. Na9bem sic meme, ofenbar ben
eneliiGen Bldttsru entnommere, uno
pon bieien bieleiGt unab66tIi9 entz
ftelte unb bsrflmmelte Wnrsbe an bic
Contention Sbrem 8eri6te einberleibt.
fabren Sic iolgenbermaBen fort: .Mb'
gefeben babon, baB bic &sbe bss 6erru
Bidder edn5li6 auser Orbnuns mar,
bdtten mir gepunf9t baB, tpsn1l er
nun einmal fpreGen muBte. er fi6 als
Deutf6er Hol3 in bic 8ruf geruorfen
unb feinen parteigenoRsn, Die i'm mes
gen ieiuer 4bfammung berip0,feu, ans
fatt bic Morte: rWsnn @iner elm
Seuti9er iii, faun er es dnbern 2" 3u.
gerufen bdtte: uSamobl, Id bin elm
Deuti6er, unb fnble mid bod erbaben,
biefer i%uteaigenien Nation gu eGtiiam'
men!" Seine Wo.te tlingen nie cine
tleinmutbi9e @nti9ulbigulg."
MQerbings fIinstn He 10, GER &es
batteur, aber bas tplrer nidt meine
Morte. Wit ni1tenI Meine &ebe NOR
f~olgenbe: .Meine 6erreu bon Der Con-
bentionl Sd babe bas &efultat Der
3meibrittel' Maioritdisresel BET Sbrer
Nominatiou absemartet, UNI Sbnen gu
bemeiien, baB i'd Elm Oemotrat bin.
Nls ih auf bas 9rdngen msiner
Greunbe bin mid in ben Wahlfampf
begab, faete i'd, baB Id bas Wtnt ME
annebmen miirbe, ipenu i'd es ~erlangen
miBte bur6 Die 8%erldumbung meiner
@egner ooer 6ur9 aubere unebrenbafte
Mittel. Wobl babe i'd msiu Most sss
baIten, unb i'd folbere Scbeu heraus,
gu iasen, Db i'd es ui6t geiban aber
tuie i'll man segen mid bsrfabren ? Nuf
bic f@amloiefe Weiie bat mo mid bers
bd6tigt uub meinen Namen nit 5@mub
beuorfeu. Qber ni6t genug bamit.
Mar bat es mir aud gum 8ortpurf ee.
ma6t, oaB i'd ein Geuti9er bin. So.
metne 9erren, d b in
{ In Deutf6er, unb babealIe
ura9e, tol5 barauf 3u
fein! Sd bin aber aud elm 5eraner,
uab = Was nod mebr iaseu mil = elm
Nmerifaner. Sd mar 10 tpenig i9ulb
baran, CAB i'd in 9eutidIanb, mie sic
f9u!b Sara1 tDaren, baB Sic III Wme-
rita 6as Slot BET WeIt erblidt haben.
Wer mirbe bas 2anb feiuer @eburt
berIdusnen Nur Elm erbGrmli6er
Midtl Wir SeutfGea lieben Deutf@.
Lamb trie uniere Mutter; Seras ie5o1,
bas 2anb unierer freien Wabl, tas
lieben mir ipie unfere Brauf, ME unz
iere Jrau! 5iir meme Grsunoe, wslde
mid 10 treu unb tapfer ptetfibten,
babe Id nur Worte oss Danfes."
D0s NOT Der genaue Mprtlant meis
ner Nebe, Die i6 aus benz Gtegreif ge-
balten. o5er btelmebr aug Nnltonb
balten muBte. na9Oem mid ber prGliz
bent ber Convention in GoIge Der lauz
ten uuo aubaltsnben 3urufe ieiteEs
9unbetter BON Oelegaten eingelaeen
bate, bic Sribiine au beiteigen. Sd
gefebe ia gerne gu, 6aB bns Seuii6.
tbum pon Seros bisl ber6ien ifoollere
Mdnner unb melt before Rebnsr aufsus
ueiien bat. dig mid einfa9en 2ebrer
Der Sugenb, abtr i'd seffebe ME unb
nimmer 81, baB es einen Deuti9. 8era.
usr ober Deutf6.N merifauer 9iebt, Der
bantbarer 1T fir ales Cute nn6
S66ne, mos uns bas alte BaterIan6
nit auf ben 9ebensmes gege5en, o6er
Der nit innigerer 2iebe bdnet on Der
trauten Muiteripra9e, dIs
Sbr ersebener
Sacob 8idIer.
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in ber Garmersaalana elneu wOblorsa:
nifirten unb itreitbaren Gegner gu

-
t,l!rten uno ltteltoaren @eefer gu
ntDe1.
ueoer Die repnolltaall0e Sonoenf'on,
m.lfe am eomlfag N San 4IloE'o 40
geeaiten moreeH u. 9a1 o'e rUss.
pttlle" an an6e1er Steue oerlgtei. Ju'
gen m'f oem Sef!g1e hnr nog D''9u,
pop ele meiBe Wtt1Oe1gell' meipe aoet
IN Wltfllgte1t e1ns yte9feel1 per ne.
Bea &onoeh1lohsmllgllt3er WaT lioo
geSsn eIna i4o) gu oem gnllW!ab gss
lon.a'em 81 le'n ltgesnr. a. osnI ou!snas
men.1.' elnss neusa goaGea''pa aulau
Lo1os1ns ps!ge aus,ga!eB..~ a9s ps.
BeG 9eepnolltanein eellegsn uag eoens
Iaus Oelega!eH l1r Die so9h'psS9aosnS
I'On er1eaaeh lou; pe5eiWaeaG u o!t
Ivy oeiegalea, me'Ue ose .pIer uteDrge1l
na@ aus oean,,en 9Ao 4ehleIlaseIH oe.
HegeHoT peaBe Wt,hos1gell Htt Yutle DON
meer als lVV gefoe'lonmaneltIe GatoI.
gen erfpael1 aa.. u! Is. Dag ne 3u elnem
nl@' getlagea aeelle Gus Seaten oelle'
gen, UelWe oer tepaol1ta"l'Vea Sea8us
ahgegofea.
9te Nepuolttaaef paoea auBefoem
ou@ IN oen fol9efoen @oufiles tDre
Roaoenilorel aogelalfen uao @ogsoros
mere Inr ote Staais.Eonpehttoa efma9la:
IN arao's' Roptths, Tannln, ealoinea,
g 1ra3ofsa, Gapet'e, gietofta; Dauas'
gen, N1naelss Weoo, yeeSennan,
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ger Slaa!ssoaoen''on 5Du@ea pep oel'
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aanlpFe UNI o.e Doer9efoalt tonmea
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gegen ote SfennaDn 4omniitlton er'
tiaft, uno oon auen gaf nur EN- etrs
3lse Den WfaiD 9egaof, Den Aatrag,
meiper s.he @aiee'Bnna Der repno'ttds
a'l~en SefDa!1un9 tn WalDtfi9toa for'
oefle, ao3amellen; e. mar oas ote gu
pier GnnIfelH aus WetBeft oefe9enoe
Se1lammlung IN Damas.
Der Sanpf per @utan5'partet gegsi
ole a~ogeorone1en, nelpe pen sfaat
2eIas IeSi I'M So1grsB oeriretsn, pat
snenIaus oe9onnen a1o pie oergangene
ggo@s pa1 au9 enI o'elem Sampfes.
leloe l@oa einen S1eg Der Naial3zseuie
au pefaelg1en 9eeaef. an ote Stele
Dc PES otseer'sen aepfalen'ante1 rponopA
gfartln, per auesofags oem Siaaie
SeIas nnD les Io ShIeuigell5 IN doom
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SIN Faue bon Rranfbeit ODER
linslid sepdbren mir fets
Belt. Shit Sbpotbefsn.
Woten fam btrs aidt sef9eben.
8ir brautei, nnfsre Noten
nno Siderbeiten ni4t an Ban.
t'erS ODER DeioberIeiber au
transformer, I'm nit BEN Gelb
infer Gefddft neiteraufabren.
&ir brau9en ni6t bobe
@rfiie 81 bere4ueu fir Sn.
f%runiente, Deld)e mir aaf Set
berfaufen, urt Die 8ialen arl
8orfdafe berausauf6lassu.
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Sic Sltesem. mns ametiem antfauee.

6lisem unb ameifsn finb fdnea u%ertilst,
Denn man einen 2bseIOGeI boil "Rough on
Rats nit elmer untertaEt bon fibem Bafer
mif9t. stelt fe auf elm bobes He9al ODER
bdn9t ls in bas 3immer. Sber mitdt eineu
3beeIOfel boil Trough on Rats" NIT einem
balbsn Yfunoe braunen 3uder unb b~erftrent es
AMI bic boben Resale ODER an ben auberfen
Han0 Der ~unteren, bamit bic ainber nidt biuju
i0nneu. Sdneibet bieS aus.
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