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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
:, ,1ot,,rIov,, hoostod freelIg, nrl

READ MoKinleyB boasted freelist pub
liahed elsewhere. OF the entire list, not
one slnqle article can be called aneces-
sity, except sugar the tax upon which,
as everybody knows, is not removed,
but only imposed in Q different form =
that Of bounties paid by the people TO
the producers. This one Item knocks
out the theory that the tariff is for the
benefit Of labor. Who work In the su.
par plantations2 No one but colored
Republicans. Why not give them the
sugar bounty, instead Of the sugar
planters. Can Geo. u. Baldwin, or
Boss Reed, or millionaire Alger, or the
Congregational agent Of all the trusts,
(Wm. Mckinley answer thisY Let the
deluded owners Of free plug hats think
OF this.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

In Of law hereby notify County
tcp Taxation for the 1890 correctly aad tho following Tables
the OF lcd dollar
charged the Tax Duplicate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
rona,,y,n,Ion ,,'I'I,,,,,,I euroIy cured,

TO Tnr rprron.--p plonHo inform your roadore
lAhnt hayo positive remedy for tho nbovo.nAnod
siisonao. by 10 timely uao thousands oflopoloA.
caAos hayo boun permanently cured. lnhhn DO glad
10 aond two bottles Of my remedy Fkhh % any q
your foaaora who haso consumption u they WIZ
eend mo tholr Fxpfonrand p. q. addrsan. keepect
fuily, TAI nfocUMs NJ q, lei Reta W, m X
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

Single drivpony, Harry Patton 2
do do Junlus Carnos /
Saddle pony, Ralph shoop 2
do do Geo Barber 1
Glass S-.short Horn Cattle
Bull 3yrg, / Reed 4 Son m- 10
do Jacob Perkins sfi1,e 3
Ball calf, l. Reed 4 Son tsG+ 4
do Jacob Perkins 2
Cow yr and over, J. Reed 4 Sons IL
do do Jacob Perkins 10
Cow bet 8 and 4, L Reed & Sons 10
Heiier bet 2 and 8 do 8
do do Jacob Perkins 0
Heifer bot and 2, L Reed 4 Sons B
do do Jacob Perkins
Heller calf, Jacob Perkins 4
do i Reed Il Sons 2
George Ramsayer, Committee
Glass o--Holatolna.
Bull yrs, 0 ] Tortna, 10
do N Dunbar 8
Bull bot 2 and 3, John Grabor 8
Bull calf, o J Fortna 8
do N Dunbar q
Cow yrs and over, N Dunbar IL
do do y Fortna 10
Cow bet 3 and yrs, n Dunbar 10
do do OJ Fortna s
do 2 and yrs, do 8
do do Len Leas q
Heiier bet ! and yrs, N Dunbar 8
do do Oh Fortna 4
do chi, N Dunbar
do do Len Leas q
George Ramsayer, Committee,
GLASS 10.--Jemeys.
Bull 4 yrL aud over, A Ward 10
do do Bolden Y Correll s.
do bot 2 and yrs, o RUSSELL s.
do do. II. .kilAx 4 kQna G
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
HON. WA. LYNCH,
A Brief synopsis Of His Speech at
spencer.

One Of the Best ofThem Takes the STUMP
Ilfor Warviak.--fiia TFenehant Argu'
menf and nrilliant.Wit, al Sc ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
OUR LEADERS At
$3.50 and $500
KNOCK ALL COMPETITION
Our $l50 and $500
SHOES
Are bread winners, They are
beauties and yet 50 cheap.
We are always on the alert
for the very latest and at eI
CeediHSly low rates,
-
John Schumacher
IS East TuSCaraWsS 81.
sHERIFF SALE

sHERIFF SALE
yyhurgtus n. Lerch order OF sale
vs., Stark County Common
frank E. Han ctn. Pleas donr
By virtue OF an ordor " aale. Issued by the
clerk Of the court OF common pleas " stark Co.,
Ohio IN tlo above action. and 10 no directed, Will
bnor for sale NJ public ontqry ~ tho door Of
tho court house, m the city Of Canton on
saturday, the 18th day Of November,
$780,
Tho following doaorlbed real estate to-wit, sit-
unto IN the city VI Canton county VI fgatk AMI
ttaio Ol Onto. and known ~ tho wrHt half of lOt
number f0fty-nyo hunnfnd ana thfty-four (fb8i),
~ pnnnemlet a lochol's addition " the cly q
Canton,
Appraised n 1iqO
galo ": eoniaansp a. oae O'Clock p N, Terms
'p'n' d a. IInyDras uheslN.
nhtfA b kkhLip, Alfl. (. w "
IL. . .|I
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23

TO cure ANY ease, Win each order received W
for ain boxes accompanied with $500, We viii nd
me purchaser our Wilton guarantee 10 refund ht
money n The treatment docs not s1uot 4 cure
Guarantees Issued only BY Dufhln, Wright a o.,
~ y. Market ~, The Popular Leug o. NJ
mAfhet -, sole aEene Canton uha
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-10-23
Health is Wealth!

Dh. ~ u, Wnaf'h NnHYH AND hHAiH TnhAf'
mhHT, 4 guaranteed specific Tor hYainflA, nlktl
nnsa. O0nVnlhlnnh fih, Nervous Neuralgia, head.
hthe. Nervous ft0alfau0n caused BY he use pl
alcohol or tohAefO MAhefulntta Mental nepfha'
nion OiieuiuH Of tho hraln resulting 10 Insanity
and leading 10 misery, decay and death, ffpnhiuff
OLD Age, hAffehnela, Toss 0f Power h either hpf
involuntary Losses ana hpefnAt0ffhmA caused hj
ovnf-edeftiOn OF tho hrAh, hhlfrAhuhe Or OVpfsln'
diligence, zach b0E contains one months lfeat'
meht ei,O0 boz or ain boxes fUf eh,UO, sent bi
mall prepaid on receipt Of price,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

both kinds" they said, exhibit MANY obiec-
tionable features and serious dsfects Promi-
nent among these, in the case of steam rail-
ways. the occupancy of numerous streets and
multiplication OF grade crossings. alike danger
Gus to life aud limb, destructive to property in
terests Of great value, inimical to private right
and opposed 10 public policy as IN conflict with
the rights and necessities OF q modern commu-
nifty. Originally established when Washington
was an unkempt village Of Uncomfortable ex-
tent and population and Of no importance save
as the seat Of government, the railroads, more
mindful apparently OF their corporate interests
than of their true character and functions as
public servants, have not only failed 10 adapt
themselves TO the growth and enlsrging inter
ests Of the community, but have in some re-
spects put themselves in direct antagonism
thereto by an unlawful expansion OF their hold
ings and the occupancy Of public space Tar be-
yond their chartered rights and priv
1T is but Just to the Baltimore and Potomac
to say that IN the construction of its main ines
and stations il is believed to have restricted
itself to Its lawfully acquired privileges and
that its service partakes OF that minuteness of
care and attention TO the comfort and safety OF
passengers which is so marked feature in the
railway system OF which IL forms portion; but
IN the occupation of public space 20 which II 10
not entitled in the crossing Of streets not au-
thorized by law, IN the expansion and multi
pllcation OF side tracks and switches and in par
ueulat IN tne un.aW1ul use and occupation OF
public streets as freight and storage yards. TO
the obstruction OF public travel and the great
detriment and annoyance of private rights. the
road has exhibited that tendency toward the
protection of Its own interests in disregard of
those OF Others and the violation OF public
rights which large business corporations of this
character are sure TO display in the absence of
watchfulness and neediul restraining iniu-
ences"
The Commissioners suggested the intersec-
ton OF Virginia and Maryland avenues and
9Th and streets as best meeting the require
ments of union station. "A circle, I" they said.
struck from the designated point with mile
radius. will include all the centers of business
and nearly all the great federal Offices, with
the Executive Mansion and the State, War and
Navy building lying just outside
The Commissioners, in their report for 1883,
reaffirmed the special report of 1887.
The present Commissioners have approved
the provisions OF the Atkinson bill il, rs they
expressly condition il is decided that the tracks
are to remain where they are. Their opinion
on the subject Of the proper treatment of the
| station and surface tracks 10 indicated by their
Endorsement of the Burton bill, which provide,
for the removal of the station to the intersec
ton OF Maryland and Virginia avenues and the
depression and bridging of tracks for portion
OF their course through the city, substantial ly
as recommended by Commissioners Twinins
and Ludlow.
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PROPOSALS.

DkOPOsALS fOk FURNISHING ASPHALT
bsocks and Tiles for the Dlstrict q Columbia
Once of the Commissioner. Washington. III a..
aus. ., lssO-sealed PROPOSALS will b. received 81
TINS otflce I'm al IN kLNE O'CLOCK NJ, SATURDAY.
AUGUST StNTEEN1H. 1890. for furnishing AsphsN
Blocks and Tiles for the District Of columbia blank
forms Of PROPOSALS and specifications an be obtsfnsd
At this Office upOn Application ulth al
necessary ini sLd OnIy ut<n these forms
and ali bids PARTS " bids. J. W DOUGIAss l. az
hlNE, d. Nj. ROBERT Commissioners a. q. asl,- "a
GRADING AND REGULATING PROPOSALS.
" Tor Improving Streets and Avenues IN the CITY OF
Washington. u. Uf5ce OF the Gonna Issioners u, G
Will be received NJ this oics until TMf INEUCiOCk
NJ, on AILhDAh, AUGUST 1HlRIIklH, 1880
Tor improving streets ana avenues with curb sttsrG
sldewalks and roadway pAyements BlAnk f.fus- "A
PROPOSALS and specincarions b. obtained at this
Once upon Application therefor to>ethsr with all
necessary Information. and only bids atoD tLa-s
iOrns viii he cOnsid red The right reserved 20 re-
gect any and all Oids parts OF bids J W. DOue-
LAss l. q. HlSE, H. NJ. kObkkl, Commissioners,
- su7-0t
DRoPosALs FOR sUPPLIRs-6ARI1ELD NEMO-
l. rial Hospital. Washington. ID &. August :, $50
Sealed prop sails Will be received By the hospital
up 10 NOON OF MONDAY, AUGUST EIGHT EENTH
1870. for the delivery the Garfield Memorial Hos
plal, on boundary the mead of 10th street north
vest Of 100 toDs Of Cumberland Coal more ~ len
less. p cords Pine Wood, Iaore or les. cord- Osl
Wood more or less also 30 Ice. more OF less
frt from snow and all impurities Inspectors 70
De psld oy contractor. hight reject bids and
defects reserved SOPHIA H. PALMER, SuperinteD
ent. suS-ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09
CADDRESS)
Battle Between a Diver and q Shark

An exciting battle between a man and q
shark took place in the water off the pier at
New Brighton, England, Thursday. The
famous diver, Burns, who was inspecting the
foundations Of the pier, was in the act of
ascending to the surface Of the water when a
huge shark attempted to seize him. Burns
warded the monster off as best he could, but
was slowly getting the worst of the fight, when
some boatmen threw him knife. With this
weapon he boldly attacked the shark. and after
a fierce struggle, succeeded in ripping it open.
Having thus disposed Of his enemy, Burns
seized the shark by the head and lowed il
ashore, amid the cheers Of the spectators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09
International Copyright Law Wanted.

International Copyright Law Wanted.
Samuel Go mpers, president Of the Fedora
ton Of Labor, has written letter to Speaker
Reed asking him to use his influence to have an
international copyright law passed The re-
quest is made by direction Of the executive
committee of the federation. and asks that such
a law contain . clause protecting the compost
tor and other wage earners in the printing
trade, az well as the authors and manufacturers
The measure favored is the Simonds bill. which
has been Endorsed by the international Typo
graphical Union and by President Povderly Of
the Knights of Labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09
A Petition.

To The Senate and House Of Representa-
tees ~ Congress assembled.
The undersigned, citizens Of the District
Of Columbia, earnestly protest against the
passage of II. II. biu s243, knO,oa as the
dtkiIssOa btiL t0ithoa suGstdntial dB.end-
nte,t.
shall.
FIRST, sare life and limb and reduce
an obstruction 10 trade and trdrel by re-
niocing deGtt-trdp grdde-crossia9s ,oithia
the city limits, uhereUer such reworaL is
practicable.
SECOND, enlarge freight facilities by
giving the railroad pO,cer Of condemnation
URhin the city east Of 81 street ioea and
south Of the present tracks.
THIRD, Increase the beauty Of the capt.
tai by rernOuf'lg surface tracks from 6th
street and the mall, either reiierfHg he
park entirely Of railroad occupation, or
sinking and cOrering from rieio the dis
figuring trucks dcross IL. u the stdtioa is
TO be permitted TO remain on G.e park ice
ask that 9Th street be cleared OF tracks aud
thGtHhe tracks on the mall be hidden from
sight and rendered easy and safe 10 be
crossed. And in this eUe,lt Ue also ask
psdt the road be required 10 make ade-
Qudte compensation for its udludbLe priU-
iieges upon the mall by rensoUiag grade
crossings and decreasing the killing and
nsdngttng Of the people on lis surface
tracks
In local railroad legislation zoe ask that
consideration shall be giuen, yJirst, 10 human
lie, reIt TO trade, next 70 The Guys beauty,
"a a.,Iag L..
Of the rotIrOuds illegal acts, and the pro-
posed grdtuitous confirmation Of ns No
authorized use of public property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09
CASH o. CRrDrr.

We viii sell you Handsome SOLID OAK ANT1QU1
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE pieces. Tor cit
cash OF BIS on credit.
We Will sell you piece PARLOR SUITE. solid
walnut frames upholsts ed the best hair cloth Tor
e2s cash $50 credit
We wall sell you . 7-Idece PARLoR SUITE soiid
walnut frames, upholstered in plush. couabinstioa
colors. for s2S cash or $50 on credit.
We will sell you good WIhE-MONEN BID SPRING
for e.. IS cash ~ SO on credit.
We will sell you q good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
fer o0c. per yard cash or Csc. yard on credit.
We will sell you q good INGkAIN CARPET for $50.
Der yard cash or zoe. per yard on credit
We Sew and Lay all CARPETS Tree1 Cost and -
not charge Tor the waste In matching figures.
We will sell all CARPETS. MATTIS0s AND OIL
CLOTHS ON Credit sovAlcs VI . couts psr yard
the lowest cash price.
EASY WEEKLY MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
on all credit sales and no notes required
Cash DISCOUNT allowed al accounts settled q
oVsAsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09
Burning Of Wheel Works.

Whites wheel works at Fort Wayne, Ind.
one Of the largest concerns in the west. was to-
tally destroyed by fire last night, involving a
loss Of s2O0, ZOO. .E1-Congressman J. B. White
was the owner Of the works until few months
ago, when he sold out to the American Wheel
Company, a trust which owns all the large
wheel factories in the country. Two hundred
men are thrown out of employment by the fire.
The insurance is about $500 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

ExcuRsIox To BosroS.-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets to Boston August 8 to H. inclusive, valid
for return passage until August 20, inclusive.
Parties desiring to do so can have the return
limit extended until September so by deposit
ing the return portion Of their ticket with the
joint agent OF the terminal roads at Boston.
The sxeursion rates from Washington to Bos-
Ton will be as follows Via New York and Sound
line steamers, 5000; via all rail in beth direc-
tons, S1l.60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09
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H<e~S

We The uneTsiQnsd BdHIS and Bankers ,riH pay all
p dTGICg in the LOu.sIRd state Lotteries Irhieb
may Dc presented at our counters
r. NJ. MAIMsIEY, Pres. Louisiana Nat. Bank
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres State NatIOna, Bank.
A BALDWIN, Pres New Orleans National bank.
CARL hOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW MIDSUMMER READING.
DIsEScHASTNESr.
The Latest Issue Of
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An EVERYDAY STORY.
By Z. MASH ROBINSON.
Author q Mr.. Butisrs Ward" -
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3. o.4.l. IL %. 9.Ia o.I2.15,21. Is
These figures the numbers Of the alphabet which
speIl CUT the name " the VERY HIGHEST GRADE
SPRING WHEAT PATENT FLOUR
Manufactured II tie world. the justly Celebrated
BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR,
Ana for sale BY the following Firs;-elAss Grocers:
CHARLESL KELLOGG. Masonic Temple.
We ABBOTT. l.2l lsI.-sy wanna ava AID cor IN
and II sts.
11IC CcnBeetacut ave.
4. /. BACON, $40 Fenn.ylVznis ave.
q. G. COENwELL x son, l4I3 Pe,nsylvAnis ave-
G. c. BRYAN. l413 New York
BEALL h BAKEI- 4sO EsLnsy IyslAiaAya
L. K WHITE. $50 Louisiana ave-
s. r. WATERS. 1872 7thst
n q. WRIGHT, lG32 I4th ST. NV
HUkCHARD & co, 354 Penn sSIyanl. ave-
N. J. GISLS. ~. ~ -lG u a. ls. sV.i-wss'
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Sign the petition printed below and send it
to TIE STAB at once:
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USPREcEDENrKp ATTRACTION.
OVER MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated by the Legislature for Educational and
Charitable purposes, its franchise made part of the
present State Constitution III 1879 by oyervhelm
ing popular vote, and
TO CONTINUE UNTIL JANUARY l, 1895.
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take Place seminar
nually tJune and Csmber) and its GRAND SINGLE
NUMBER DRAWINGS take place IL each Of the other
ten months Of the and all drawn IN public at
the Academy Of Music, New orleans, La
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS
FOR INTEGRITY OF ITS DRAWINGS AND
PROMPT PAYMENT OF PRIZES
Attested follows:
I'VE do hereby csrtCy that suDeyIiSs the arrange
r1sIls Tor az the N0t ~ and SenJi-GnHudi DTGUiR0s
GfhS LOlIstGHT Sdte Lottery COpdn ia person
AID control The DTGiCiS ihsIHssues that
ne conducted tcth honesty. IdfrHsSs aud
good Tdth fOlrGrd all parties ana GuOTzs The Com
IdHy % his cert fcde. Irifh fac SflteS " sIg
I-alHreg attached. IN its ddUsrti sente EtS."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09
AGAINST LKGALIzING MURDER
A Protest of the People Against Death
Trap Grade Crossings.

SHOULD wAsHSGToSIASs BE FOR WASHINGTON
OR FOR THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAp?-ADD
THE WEIGHT OF YOUR NAME TO THIS PErr-
TON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09
GRAND MONTHLY DRAINING

GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
At the Academy Of Music. New Orleans
TUESDAY. AUGUST II. 1880
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.
100. 900 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each. Halves
slO, Quarters, 50; Tenths, e.; IweutIeths al.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

Now Is the time to stamp out the stupid lie often
used By the advocates Of the Atkinson bill that the
citizens Of other sections Of Washington regard
,oih Indifference the sacrifice Of the isces and prop
e'fy Of the people Of South Washington. Send in
your protest against the cdtt,p,ny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

amounting
NoTE-Ilckets drawing Capital Prizes :
titled 10 Terminal Prizes.
AGENTS WANTED.
"FoR CLUE RATES, or any further information
inx your Residence. With state, County. Street and
Nuuber More rapid return mail delivery sill be a.
sarsd By your IneIOsI envelope bearing full
sddTsss
IMPORTANT
Address NJ A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, Ia.
By ordinary letter. containing Money order issued
b. al Express Conn anies New York Exchange. Draft
Or ISst4l Note.
Address Registered Letters containing currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. Ia
-kEhEABER that the Payne n Of Prizes - GUAR
ANTEkD bI EOl X NATIONAL BASk~ of New Or
leans. and the Tickets sIz-d b President OF
al Institution whose chart TvG hts gnizsd
IL The EE-est courts eTefOre, bg all
tons o. auOuy uiOus scheLLe-.H
REdINtijEH tlIt the present charter Of the Louis
lana sat LOtieIy CCL4I@Uy, whIgh the SUPREME
COURT Of HE UNITED STA has ,!eciaed 10
be CONTRACT with Ie state Of IuGislana ard part
u the COGstltu.ICa " tie STATE DOks sol IXFiEE
INIIl. NE FIRST o. JANUARY. lstBd.
a. lie Legislature of Louisiana. which adjourned on
the lOth Of July Of this has ordered az AMEND
NESl 10 the COus;itUtiCu OF the state bg sul,-
Ilittsd to the people election iSs, whi,h All
carry the charter Of IhE. LOUISIANA aIATE IAyT-
IEk1 COMPANl ~ 70 the year NINETEEN hun
bNEO AMI SlNElEEN BlO-sSwiw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

Address Registered Letter. containing currency to
INV ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. Is.
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MEDICAlL &c

MNE. DE FOREST. LONG-ksTABLIsHED AND
XNI reliable ladies Physician be consulted daily
81 her fesldeIce, yOl st IA. Once hour frsml
70 m. with Ladies only N7-ens
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Gus Dem 4n5eiaeutbale BsrIirer 3

Gus Dem an~Seissutbslle SsrIiner Siat:
ter bat Ssmano foIasube broutse StiI:
bIitben ssiammeIt: Sfsrte: Gin Wanu,
Der febr gut nit anfsrttssu Don Rdien Ses
idsto usis, bietst fta als FOLDER n -
Niir eine rdsIid s~ustiinbise Snbrt I'M
Ebisrsartsu uiro siae @baiie uon elmer
Dame ssiu4t. bte mon ie mad benz Better
auf' unb sutlappsu tanr. - Die Subrs
Bsisn fubrs i'd NIT . Wa,t so Etsuniss,
nobel Der Subrmann idon NIT bartu lisst.
- Gin Rutidsr. benz ietn srdfi9er 5err
ssftotben 1T. iu6t BET elmer dbn!i&en 5err'
fhaft elm untsrsomnsu. - Wenu Der
gu4baltsr 5err BiIbsrer, wsI&er utr
bsimIt9 NIT Der Nte:be ausse,ttt, mty
nt4t binueu ,uet Bodeu beJobIt, uerbe ID
ieirsn Rumsr 0ffsutlih nsuner.