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Selal. + do wish I could mako every
body feel as friendly and sociable as 1 do
when I am not mad. Yea, I wish could
lecl about every auti-Tllmantc as do
about you, although I did not like some
of your political squibs along at the first.
I thought at one time--in fact it was the
current idea of the Kingdom-that you
was drifting to "Jumboism." Several
threatened to discontinue taking the In.
TELLIaENCER but told all the boys that
you would face up all right in the end,
and so it turns out. You are nearly as
popular up here as am, and I hope you
will do like the old negro done whom
sowing oats. JtSt Keep ON q continuing.
We'll, will close by saying I am Till
maniZed, inside and out, and any farmer
with good common.sense who is not q
Tillman man ought to be squeez ed to
death between two mountains without the
benefit of hollcring.
Peters wife's mother lay sick of q fever,
They called Dr.. Haskell to come and re.
lieye her,
Earle tonic the Doctor did quickly pre-
scribe,
But the old lady swooned, kicked the
bucket and died.
Farewell, dear old mother, requiesant in
peace,
May your faults be forgotten, your vir-
tues increase,
Your life was play of political pranks,
I wish I had known yon and you had
known
SHANKs.
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more than you would for seryile pan.
deripg to popularity. Otherwise you
place price on the latter. Try 10 con.
vince men that you are in the right, but
failing to do this do not offer price for
what you are unable to get by reason.
Admire that man who has the moral
courage to say, when occasion demands
it, "Thou art the man."
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To Do AWay With Fuel.

SUPERIOR, Wis, July ia promi.
nent chemist of San Francisco is now in
Superior preparing to make public dis.
covery which is expected to work wonder
full changes in the economy of steamship
transportation. He has devised an appa
ratus by which water can be utilized as
fuel. The water is TO be resolved into its
elements-oxygen and hydrogen-and
these gases are to be burned by means
of an oxhydrogen machine producing
intense heat. The machine is placed in
the boiler and thus generates steam to
pronel vessels.
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at a meeting Of Flat Rock Alliance,
held on the 18th day of July, Col. ]. W.
Norris, who has ably and faithfully serv-
ed as President of said Alliance since its
organization, declined re election. The
following preamble and resolutions, offer.
ed by Bro. j. T. Hanna, we're unani-
mously aopted by the Alliance by ris-
ing vote and ordered published:
Whereas, Col. J. W. Norris has presi-
ded over this Alliance since its organiza.
ton With ability, fairness and efficiency
And, whereas, we believe that the
success of this Alliance is in measure
due to his wise counsel and efficient
management. Therefore
Resolved, That the thanks Of this ALI
ance are due, and are hereby extended to
Col. J. w. Norris for his services as Pres.
ident of our Alliance.
Resolved, That we cordially invite him
to meet with US at all of our meetings.
S. P. TATE,
Secretary Flat Rock Alliance.
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Ao exchange sayat the signs of the times
indicate the progress Of female education.
There are sound reasons for expecting that
: tie remarkable intellectual and moral
qualities which so many female students
sare now displaying will become more and
more common: as time passes, for their in
stitutions will approximate more and
more nearly to the standards of the most
renowned colleges land universities for
male students, which will signify the
further protection Of the methods of fe-
male education. The distinction which
members of the sex are now winning in
the highest and most difficult fields of
] scholarship, will afford the most une1-
peeled satisfaction to all who are anxious
that every opportunity shall be granted to
sWpman.t to fully develop the noble capac-
tiles, intellectual as we'll as moral, with
which Providence has so richly endowed
them.
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We would again remind the Alliances
of the Importance of sending in their
crop reports. Don't let politics, pic MICS
and Conventions of various kinds cause
you to delay this matter any longer.
The acreage of corn, cotton, wheat and
oats, is what is wanted. Send them to
w. E. Walters, Storeville, S. G.
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ZOE c0UN;,Y CoMalLssIONERs,

we are authorized to announce CAPT. B. c.
MARTIN as q candidate for reelection to the
Office of County Commissioner, subject to the ac-
tion Of the Democratic primary election.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. R. B.
subject to the Democratic primary.
C. B. GILMER is hereby announced as o can
didate for County Commissioner, subject to the
action of tho Democratic party.
We are authorized 10 announce A. w. PICKENS
as candidate for re- election to tho Office Of Coun-
ty Commissioner Of Anderson County, subject to
the action of the Democratic primary election.
We are authorized to announce W. T. McG1LL
as candidate for re- election to the Office Of Coun-
lie action Of the Democratic primary election.
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About 70 per cent of the students at
Georgia's State University are poor boys
who are in their places through rigid
economy practiced at home. Twenty.
five per cent are il fairly comfortable
circumstances, and the remainder, or S
per cent, the sons of wealthy parents.
- Two men in Kentucky had dis.
pute as to whether Russia could whip
Austria in case of war, and, having
finally made a bet of two dollars on it,
one of them has written to the czar of
Russia to ask him to decide the matter.
As the czar is a very busy man, it may
be that he will not reply to the letter for
some time, and perhaps not at all.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOB CONGRESS.

D. K. NORRIS is hereby announced as q can
ddate for Congress from this Congressional Dis
trict, subject to tho Democratic party regulations.
W. C. BENET, Of Abbeyille, is hereby announ-
Congressional District subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
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Stockholders Meeting.

HNIIE Annual Meeting Of the Stockhold
Il crs of the Anderson Educational AS
sociation will be held in the Court House
Monday, the 2Sth instant, at o'clock am.
j. ]. BAKER, Sec. and Treas.
July "a, 1890 3
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HIoSe1ey.

This section was visited by good rain
last Saturday, and the growing crops are
looking better. The drouth, however, has
done some damage, upland corn being cut
off considerably.
The pic mics always attract good crowd
of the young people from this section.
Protracted meetings have commenced in
this section. Rev c. Y. Barnes is conduct
ing very interesting meeting at Old Eel.
lowship Church, and great interest is
manifested. A meeting will begin at
Union Church next Saturday.
Watermelons are not plentiful in this
section.
Mr.. J. L. Pettigrew has bought Mr. :.
L. Wiles' plantation in Abbeyille County.
Nearly every man in this section is sup
porting Tillman. OBSERVER.
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County Chairman Anderson County

IS IS Judge Norton decided at the Court at
:Newberry last week that school trustees
were exempt from road duty. The case
came up en- appeal. Mr.. Jno. Q. Neel,
who is2a school, ltrustee, refused 70 perform
road duty, and mas indicted under the
Law, and when the case came before Judge
Norton he sustained the appeal and held
that school trustees we're not liable. Mr..
:Neel was represented by Mower & Ls-
than.
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The many friends Of Rev. ]. R. EARLE re-
spectfully announce him as a candidate for tho
House OF Representatives subject 70 the action Of
no compensation from his friends for he Is too
we'll known throughout the County, and every
body knows he will make most efficient and
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and later that State furnished an undue

and later that State furnished an undue
share of the votes by which free silver
coinage was prevented. The letter of
Senator Hampton to the National Demo.
cratic Convention urging the stamping
out of greenbacks is also remembered.
Then it was South Carolina comptroller
of the currency who declared that green.
backs were the weak spot in the financial
system. Perhaps the money question is
in the South Carolina campaign with
both feet'
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&c, CouxrY M, :, ExEcur1vE oomm1TrEE.
1 BELros, S. @, July 21st, 1890.

BELToN, S. O., July 21st, 1890.
AS meeting Of the County Executive
Committee of the Democratic party OF
sAndexson County will be held at An
:dsfson C.=H. on Saturday. the End day
81 Aagust, alto o'clock a. e.. for the
purpose Of receiving the revised rolls Of
sthesd diiferent Clubs in the County. Each
member Of the Committee is requested to
bring up q revised list Of the members Of
fSh:s Club.
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The New York SIN, under the cap.
stion, The Force Bill in the South" !"
saya tiis to this peaceful and prosperous
section, whose centres Of trade and man.
Sufactures are growing with raPidity
seqaalling Or surprising the growth Of the
sbsoming onmpnities Of the West, that
stlls sRspub ublicans propose to bring again
ihe *rnle of the bayonet. From this
energetic population they propose to
sSs::.i7sy Che right Of controlling their
own elections and L, make itsover to
creatures of Federal power. The South
9isto be treated as conquered territory,
SanGsas the cost Of no matter what irrita-
st.on between the whites and the blacks,
and no matter what disturbance.of bust.
mess, lis votes are to be counted for the
Rspnbl blicanr.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself as candidate for re-
election to the Office OF County Treasurer, subject
to tbs actian Of the democratic party of AndeE.
aon County. .n,,,
I respectfully epnoIlnoo myself as q candidate
for County Treasurer, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
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just at the time when every dollar in
the country is needed to move the wool
and small grain, the Secretary of the
Treasury reduces the amount in circula-
tion $7,l21,715. This will reduce the
price of farm products, and enable the
manufacturer to purchase his supplies at
low rate. What benefit ia a ten cent.
duty on wool when the price can be fixed
by the action of the Secretary of the
Treasury; or what good will the free
coinage Of silver do the farmer if the
Secretary can lock up years additional
coinage in one month? A little consid>
Grafton of this matter might enable some
to determine how to vote.-Econon,ist
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Notice.

TTHE Building Committee of Hopewell
Church will receive sealed bids for
the Building of New Church on the pres
ent site until August 18th next. Plansa and
specifications may be seen at the residence
Of the undersigned. The Committee re-
serve the right Of rejecting any and all bids.
WIN. BROWN,
Chairman Building Committee.
July "a, 1890 3 3
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EOR SENATOR.
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- ZYyEs

HON. ]. PERRY GLENN is hereby announ-
ced as candidate for the State Senate, subject 10
the action Of the Democratic primary election.
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ALLIANCE; COLUMN.

MB- All communications intended for
this Column should be addressed to J. W.
BoWpEN, Denver, 8. G.
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Books
IN of Subscription to the Anderson
Ginnery and Manufacturing Company"
will be opened at the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank, in the City of Anderson, on
Tuesday, July 20, 1890, at 0 o'clock a. m.
JOS. j. FRETWELL,
P. K. McCULLY,
]. L. GLENN,
w. G. WATSON,
L. r. WATSON,
j. S. FOWLER,
Board of Corporators.
July "a, 1880
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FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.

hereby announce myself as candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Judge Of Probate subject
to the action Of the Democratic primary election.
w. +. cox.
r. MARCUS BURRIss is hereby announced as
a candidate for Judge Of Probate, subject to the
action Of the Democratic primary.
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The condition Of the cotton crop in
salE the cotton growing States is excep.
stionally favorable, according to the latest
reports: The plants are reported to be
well advanced for this period Of the sea
sson. There is: q difference of opinion,
however, as to the prediction that the
crop will be earlier than usual. The
better opinion is, however, that with
favorable weather it will be earlier. The
pisnts in nearly the whole cotton belt
sste 81 in 8 tolerably healthy and vigorous
!; ;ssate, and the outlook for large crop
issmost ncouraging
The q 4Nliiaace Monitor, published at Or
sangebnrg, S. O., certainly speaks thetruth
swhen it says There are lots of good
men. anti. Tillman men at that-mer-.
chants and doctors and others-who have.
Expressed themselves as willing for the
farmers to have Offices from Governor
down to Coroner. You may twist it, you
smay: take internally and rub with it ex-
Sternally or inject itsurreptitiously butthe
fact remains that opposition to Tillman
docs not mean opposition to the farmers
s0r5 to their interests: Let us remember
S9this, in our discussions, and do not imag-
sine or insinuate that your friend is oppos.
.ea to Your interest if you be farmer
simply because that friend is opposed to
sTillman.' 2
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA
ACADEMY
THE following Beneficiary vacancies exist In the
South Carolina Military Academy, to wit:

These vacancies will be filled by competitive ex-
aminations before County Boards, which will con-
yene for the purpose ut their respective County
Seats on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II, proXimo.
The County Examining Boards will receive
their appointments an1 instructions from the
Slate Superintendent OF Education, and will re-
port results directly to the undersigned at Barn
well.
Applications for information and forms OH
which to apply for permission 10 appear before
the Examining Board will be made to the Chair
man of the Board OF Visitors at Barnwell, in time
TO be received prior to September /.
The Board Of Visitors will pass upon these ap-
plications at Columbia, on Wednesday, September
8. and grant permits to such as appear to be cnti
tied thereto.
No one without such permit will be examined by
County Boards.
No application will be considered by the Board
OF Visitors which Is not fully and clearly made
out in accordance with prescribed regulation and
under no circumstances, whether tho delay be
caused from mishap or otherwise, will an appica-
tiOn be considered after the adjournment Of the
session of the Board held for the purpose on Sep
tember 3. 1t Is, therefore, desirable that appica-
tions bo forwarded to the Chairman at the earliest
returned for amendment before the session Of tho
properly presented. In the eager competition for
to oil requires rigid adherence to the conditions
announced.
JOHNSON HAGOOD.
Chairman Board of Visitors,
s. G. Al. A.
T,,l1x
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The conviction grows, that if the pro.
ducer wants friendly legislation they
must have friendly representatives. a
man who says he recognizes the justice of
the demands of Che farmers, yet can con
ceive no means by which they are to be
granted, is not capable representative
at time when relief must be had or lib.
erty perish.-Economist.
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FOE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

hereby announce myself as candidate for re-
election to the Office Of School Commissioner, SUBJ
ject to the action Of The Democratic party.
Respectfully,
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The Solid South, of Conyers, Ga, in
speaking of the work of the Farmers
Alliance, justly says: The Farmers ALI.
ance has mighty york before it, and if
this work is not accomplished, if this task
10 not performed, then the Alliance will
have fallen very short of the purposes of
its organization. The organization is not
alone for the purpose of making farm life
more social and pleasant; not solely for
the purpose of bettering the financial
condition of the farmers, but it reaches
out further and takes in broader lati-
tude. 1t is not only great educator but
is destined to be the great reform of the
nineteenth century. The Alliance of
Georgia has already saved the farming
class millions of dollars, but half the work
has not been accomplished. The work is
just opening up and now is the time to
grid your armor on and go to war bravely
and determinedly. Remember also, that
great victories are not won in an hour or
great revolutions produced in day. Pa
thence, time and persistence are required
to bring about all great reforms.
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AN ADDRESS TO THE DEMOCRACY
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

In accordance with the instructions of
the Democratic Conference which met
in Columbia on July 10th, the following
address has been issued by the Advisory
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g. McD. MILLER, Pres.
W. T. McG1LL, Sec.
Abbeville, Pickens and Oconee papers
please copy.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19

bu gal? iasbe gitta os gauuaIi, (Per os PouD. WRen
2esie os 2~ennarten (Stotten 2eslie os 2ennart 2oritsns
ion) iasbe: gaa paa, @utter. Saa p~roberte ri. $500.
Dent Iiot, M ifal ies flare bet for Ser. Ser sr Ssntsn
| ole pataa Centrum ordre de b~ataille), Der itaar
9esie meS StOttsr, Spitere, Suenitere os gibrrss Sobs
foIf. Der ueo pauenarten CT bSire 5lsi, Der rioer Ras
neren os Qennarten os ies meO aabo Gems gaIeri (6as
ualeri). YeIten Os 8ittenperS Gbure gislte os Sobau
@ittenbers) FEB pore Sberter, Cub beuare Jor. Sbsrs
item, banse al fig par be life! Ser uso @uarOen er ueus
fire 6lOi UNDER 3dIbanie Os Sing (StdIbauoite os StOts
ten &ins) meb NpIanbinserne. &c na, ueS Srdtten par
Der iussn Sltsnbe iOm Der, Der par gnsbarris os oaube
Moisr, for Gdlbanien ifuIpe iuin9e runbt ON ardsten
os bibe benz Gpssen, ipm piite os Geuberne. Ssrpen
(~Jteieruen) ituar Der bag usO e~anbsueisn 49,. JfGt mig
6ruiet, 9%lntero, ies bar fauet 8ruotrps / SaIien.
"giaa ia, usobleu Galeren, efterat ban baDSe ltpIs
let 6rubtr9sen usS, Staten itoS Der usb gisrset, ban
os @uriteu ucb tire Os type Guieno Maub, Os ri baube iers
ten Suienb. Der er aratteu, f%oritaar s; Sanoner, Of,
pi, iOw SrGnbst tuitrr SaserOpnen, % 9usn laar ub
al BEN, 9i ipinssos ben imOb Gcrreifuret, 6obioIfs..
trapItSs op paa 6rdtteu. geuaret ben en-. SoaanS. /
ben auben guitens, gsOOsrne, slat i..1m srsn Sebs par
Oct, inart beSa paa Mapeu. i...art op paa gensme msb
aarlen isien. 9aaei laa ialbt belle arascrebsn ouer
os. TIE inloS en-, Der tom Ell brau SarI ~burtisere neS,
suo ban par .Omuen op. Su9 inb, iasbe Paneren nj
baaseee inb. Sus inb enom en- Sang! iasoe ban.
"a pei, geueral! Srebie Gang: ganersn rsb meo os.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19

Glare ON is. San par en- at StormfusIene | Giosns
2uft, ct &orn at SaseIbpsen berube, ct @fto al Sisie
iierne Erompetitpb, iom fit Guropas 2uft til at ffialpe,
men iom br table fig ct ballot lpitist, balpt ~beorppelist
6oIteeuentpr.
8e bsie tDerrer baube, ubem9rfeoe al Galeren, bas
net fig Sci ben giarbeoen al BAN os bsrte BAN IortGue
paa %munbrap 6init meS en- 6OrurGnsnins al Nauns, iOm
piIbe pGre aloeIeS uforitaaeli9 uoen Noter til Sertsn.
asa, Gutter, Der itob nj en- gp, Tom bo Parffi
eler girutas gar9im), bet buffer ies lite Iaa lise, men
/ Mdteld (Metlenburs) par bet. !Sasen (generaI 6aBs
felo) ps Sarerue itob ueo YiriIen gerlebers) i SStten
meo 9aas paa os en- Binb for. Stit gsGien liot ber ben,
iasbe ganeren (Sobun Saner) til !6uben, iaa fan ieg ie,
ON bu bar Sptmslt / gstten. 6uao ifuloe ban sicre
set for! Sea bar Bet bebit Der SmSret, idsbe 6aben.
gaa ia. iaa IuIteoe ri. gonSen rooeoe | SorOen eftsr
en- raaSSen &Oetlf, SoIbaten iii ct mnsgent balpt &uss
brsp, iure 2gbIsr Os iaa meset Rssnoano, ban tanSe
brittle. glaa, Lao saa, s@bIer iaar man lite buer Dag.
9plterus, ri bapSe meS, ri eu9ten al, at Der uar gsIle
@stten, o. ~besynSts at rGnlnts. Oct gear NOttsr |
golS, iasSe qmsrtr, ban iipit,,:: ss;;sSre ON Bin enS ON
a~csnpauo, siorbe ban. gnttsrne trGnssr til aoset at
ipiic, tcs . pan. Saa ts ri SaausIi (9apelsbsrs) %
itra6eSe guluet QaStrne, nen i%odan'e aao Auher.
"ss,4 ueSblsu aaaui, "iaa ipntes iSaBsn cs Sur'
item (Suriuhem at Sarsn), at ri bapbe bet alt ior soSt,
oa niaeSe fig geien for os paa arattsn (sdrsdenbsrs
neil for 0ittItod). Na itaI GSiielen (Oer SeuieD tass
benz, josSe gasren. gi mari4ersr til arattsH. er
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-19
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6ieroe Sang Qenuarten re6 ms6 os, bib os bio, Gren
git, 2sen git, iaa bet FOB efter. Der git Slb / Stouen
Iige bag peo os -. Der bag ueo 0aurenarten. gaaba,
Qanier iOran os &ugIer busueb. qe8ile reO IND meo
Senten til llnSiatuing. Sub, ia nu funos ri tr1tte
geiret a~ttarat iaa lGnse, iom en- Set britter al grons
ben. Siette Sang bug ino! ga ue[, General! Syuenoe
Gang !. tuhat t~ulimmaista; Ssitcne i~tummeoe, iaa
be par felt buiOe! Otteuoe Gang. 49,. Jtptterne inap:
pebe eiter geiret iOm Sme0ens glaie6GIs. aae
bISote, is blsots, CAME siennem Stulbersn, Seitene
bIOote $500. gritu, Der ia(bt Fan, Seitti, bin 0rena,
raft Out, bran 6arl, GrIis Dragon, faIet iOm en- gruos
son, / Damien ior gruoen ...... Sor M, iagSe panes
rem, buem pI % meb mig for Drowning ariitina Os
sanle Suerise? Sa, gsnerl, elak0on Suerise % sumls
6inlano! Gieuoe Gang ....... 6eiteae inu6teSe ouer
0poe os Oooe os Seoe..... .%3tptterne fegneoe al SaOs
Ierne. 49,. Gienoe Gang .... Der par life SuuOrs6e
isien al Guieno ...... 6or6i msb Gaaui, Tort for Sis
meme, faIbt iOm en- 9irpe ira en- Grantop. &utsro, far
Sa n%rsenfin0s Iisset timber en- SO6 Sst?
ace res ousr os, iOm ri Iaa sr Blob. 9e
raabte 1oria! 5oria CgittoriaD Gusmcrtet ~bespn6te
at ialbe paa, globet ranSt. Sesaeu iaIbt, @attcn Tom;
goria Goria Msn paa 6rdften blsu Der ct Strual.
Sar 8 nossniiuoe Jet llpens faIbs ousr en- 5aareiiot paa
9ratmarten2 SpsSsn tommenl Susben tommen! Cues
ben tOmmen! (Dis S9wsSen tommen, Speuitsrne TOMS
mer D.. Talbanien par Der msS &Iinsen. aItins ouer;
enos, ~aliiammsn 5pOsu, 5sbber, Sober, iorbi meS SO'
ri@n |! Ssrpsn Ton 49,. iaa nj ep SaSlsn issn, ipu'