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Evening journal., 1890-11-01

The Republican party would reduce
the Democratic state surplus as it re-
duced the Democratic national surplus
The Prodlgal Party should never pirate on
political economy in this country, as its
record is too we'll known.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

AS II Quayism were not curse enough
upon the people os Pennsylvania, the
Ieprosy has been sent upon them at
Chester.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

THE manner in which State Treasurer
Herbert has conducted the treasury de
partment of our state government has
won praise, even from Republicans who
are not party blind. Under his jadicious
administration Of the dnenoial affairs the
state is becoming richer every year The
Delaware state bonds are eagerly sought
after by fcanciers all over tho country
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

A special meeting of the Young Mems
Democratic Clue. will be held this eve
ming, at o'clock, and ali members are
requested TO be present.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

FoR SHERIFF. Purnal J Lynch.
FoR CORONER. Joseph II. Kirk.
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Weathar.

Baynnrd's Thermometer: z a. M, 43
0 m, AZ; il az m, so; P. m, %.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

Captain O'Farrell of Washington. D.
c., who it is said, came over from Ireland
as ballast, will address a meeting at
Hockessin this evening His speeches
are like those Of Levi G. Bird, they make
Democratic votes on every OCCASION.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
New Castle County Ticket.
rnn sTATE sENATons.

TT. Armstrong, White Clay Creek.
Richard Brockson. Blackbird.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

ron REPRESENTATIVES, TO CONGRESS.
JOHN w. CAUSEY
of Sussex County.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
crlmillnfinns ma RerrlminntIons.

Troup has given to the press for publica.
tion the letters that passed between Stan.
ley and himself with relation to the reai
guard. In letter to Stanley Troup vigor.
ously scores Barttelot, and in reply Stanley
upbraids Troup for his utter lack of com
mon sense in his work with the rear col
umn. In one letter Stanley says: In the
absence Of documents, letters or notes te
substantiate your statements such mus
be revised TO be fit for publication. That
is. YOU may say what you will in your owr
defense, but | cannot consent to publish
any violent or incorporate remarks upon
the major
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
STANLEY STRIKES BACK.
He Defends Himself Against the
/ : Charges of Troup. 4--
WHY HIS OFFICERS DISLIKE HIM

The Explorer Attributes Their IN Feeling
/, 60 His Severe Censure OF the Way They
4 suampea the Rear Column-Troup's
Latest Charges Against Stanley.
LONDON, Oct. 31.-The Times this morn
ing printed the following interview with
Mr.. H. M. Stanley. A reporter boarded
the Teutoaic and showed Mr.. Stanley the
second installment of Lieut.. Troup's inter
view in Boston. lie read it carefully and
said: 'It contains only general charges,
which might have been expected, but
which call for no further explanation from
me-"
The Officers Defied.
The reporter asked if he did not desire
to give the facts which the public was ask
ing for, and he replied: II have nothing. to
add to my report, contained in the last
chapter of the first volume of my book
relative to the wreck of the rear column OF
the expedition, the particulars of which
were furnished me by the surviving officers
Of that column.
'TThe statements have made in the book
and since its publication was based upon
written reports of those officeEs. All /, de
sire to say is, if the reports which are about
TO be published by the officers differ in any
important sense from the official reports
they furnished me, shall feel bound to
publish fully the official reports which are
now in nay possession"
Lieut.. Troup Criticised.
"Does not the interview with Lieut.
Troup differ from his official report, Mr.
StanleyS"
Lieut.. Troups statements are very gen.
eral, and do not touch the real points al
issue. He says he is waiting for me tc
bring charges. Intend to make no charges
until find whether the officers of the rear
column stultify themselves by publishing
reports differing from their official state
ments to me.
"The officers of the rear column are al
perfect liberty to publish any details Of tn,
expedition they think proper. / find tn,
same fault with Troup's language nov
that l fonnd with his official report, which
/ asked him to modify, so that it might bt
ct for publication in my book, and not b'
an outrage on public feeling. Troup de
elined to do this, consequently declined
to publish the report, the language con
tanned in it being of an extremely viSsen
character .
why stanIey's 0Hlcers Disliked Him.
do y4u know why the officers of the
rear column appeared to be animated b,
i'll feeling toward you, Mr. Stanley2"
"Yes. It must not be forgotten tina
the cause If this controversy is the violent
resentment the ofliceps of the rear column
have against the general censure cast upor
them in my letter to the Emin Pasha re
| lief committee in August 1883, 1t wa
written by me fresh after hearing the hor
rible details of the wreck of the rear col
umn. wrote that the rear column wa
wrecked by the irresolution Of the officers
the neglect Of their promises and their in
difference to the interest Of the expedition
| cannot now modify that censure. Now
the duty of one and all OF the surviving
officers is to tell their stories plainly anC
simply. and the public may have the chanc
of judging whether my view Of their con
duct is too harsh or unjust. That is all
have to say
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
sPecIAl Norlces.

McFINGLE How much is Brnwnson
worthg" McFangle-."N Nothing" why. /
understoot he had some very valuable prop
er u" "Oh, YES; his pro oaerty Is worth good
deal. Bot Brownson himself is worthless. ~
Boston Traveller.
vou ARC in had FIX
But We win cure yau II You pay Us. Our
message Is 70 the weak. nervous and deblli-
tated, who, BY early evil habits, or laier in
discretons, have trified away. their vIgor Of
body, mind and manhood, and who suffer al
those effects whiep lead 10 premature decay,
eonsumpticn Or insanity d Il this N means s,ll
wri ten py the greatest specialist Of the day,
and s'nt tsealedl for cents IN stamps.
Address DR.. Parker, Medical and Surgical
Institute. Isl North Spruce street, Nashville,
Tenn.
A MAN gets his reputation for wicktdness
by expressing tha wicked thing he thinks; a
woman gets her reputatin by suppre sing the
wicked things she thinks.-Atchison Globe.
ELEGANT overcoats at Mullins, Sixth and
Market.
~ MAN that your engas ement with Ethel
has been broken of How did II happeng"
Z Wei I didn't agree with her father in poll
tics, and refused Q attend church with her
mother.n-New York sun.
Buy The Best.
the K-abe, Behr Broe., and Newly Evans
only 10 be had az Robelen's, 10 Market street.
A WOMAN he's been known 20 bend a man s
viii during life sud break IL after his death.
-Binghampton Leader.
Buy Mullins clothing next week.
EVERY man is a job when the boils are on
some other fellow Denver Road.
HALF Rates and Special Train to Pitts
| barx via Pennsylvania Railroad.
| On the occasion OF the State co oavention Of
/ the Society OF Christian Endeavor, to he heid
| at plttsbu November 10 Z, the fennsyi !
| vania Raih Dad Company Will run fast
| special train from Philadelphia to Fittsbdrg
/ tor the nenefit { delegates and others des r
ing To visit that city. The train, comnols,e en OF
i the best Pennsylvania equipment, VIII leave
4 PM adelphsa, No 6mber 3, At 30 .. fm., stop
/ az Harrisburg at TO- Altoona 2.3O p. m. ana
/ arrive In Plttsburg al GOO p. NJ, two hours
Il before the convention opens A STOP Tor uih-
i ner will be allowed at Altoona, ana the cele-
brated scenery OF the Horseshoe Curve, Al,e-
/ grippus, and the ..onemaugh Nalley Will oe
| trayerse9 Ia full daylight ~
| Excursion tickets Will be sold from fnlia-
| delphta and Harrisburg at 81 for the round
i trio They wi be good goin only on the special
| train. but 70 eturn by any train, G cept the
| Linited, until and including Novem Der "
1 1890.
This Is most desirable opportunity for a
| pleasant visit TO the Iron City.
MARRIAGE is not lottery; i is q raiiie:.
one can gels IA iri2.. while the otiefs se'
The eshake.-IndinnGpolis Journal
Go To Mullins, Sixth and Market next
week ior clothing, and save money.
We win doubtless have mild winter, rs
the Mckinley bli wi i keep the thermometers
up. Galveston News.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
JOHN WANAMAKER.
THE SUN
For 189t.

Some people agree with THE SUNS opin.
ions about men and things and some peo-
pie don't but everybody likes to get hold
of the newspaper which is never dull and
never afraid to speak its mind.
Democrats know that for twenty years
THE SUN has fought in the front line for
Democratic principles never wavering or
weakening in it's loyalty to the true in
terests Of the party 1t serves with fear
less intelligence and disinterested vigor.
At times opinions have differed as to the
best means Of accom- plishing the common
purpose; it is not THE SUNS fault IL il
has seen further into the millstone
Eighteen hundred and ninety one will
be a greet year in American politics, and
everybody should read THE SUN.
Daily. per month, so so
Daily,per year, Gee
Sunday, per year, 200
Daily and Sunday, per ysar, 500
Daily and Sunday per month, O.7O
Weekly Sun, one ear, 100
address THEsUN, New York.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
New styles in b ~, snIts a Mulnn,s.

General James Il. Wilson and daughter
will arrive at home near this city next
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

MCFIKGLR-" How much Ia Brnwnson
worthgM McFangle-'N Nothing why. /
understoot he had some very valuable prop
er ~" "Oh, yes; his pro aerty Is worth good
deal. but Brownson himself is worthless. ~
Boston Traveller.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

Jonathan s. Willis is the Burehard in
Delaware this campaign.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

Every disturbance at the polls when
United States deputy marshals have been
on duty has been started by them. and il
such men IS Hugh Johnson are appointed
Marshal Mahafy cannot expect iaT.
abiding citizens to submit to their in.
sults
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
The Letters win Appear.

Troup says he is perfectly willing Stan
ley should publish the letters he wrote The
explorer describing the occurrences in the
camp, and which Stanley declares contain
matters unfit for publication. In my book
which will soon Eappear, | have omitted
certain passages Of the letters but Ia the
omitted passages there is nothing sug,
gestive OF the horrid details at which Mr..
Stanley hints.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

FOR GOVERNOR.
ROBERT j. REYNOLDS
OF Kent County.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

The state mortgage on the Delaware
Junction and Breskwater railroad for
Si00, 600 was due in January last The
law made no provision for the rein veet-
ment OF the money after It was paid 70
the state by the Pennsylvania Railroad,
which had guaranteed its payment. 1t
would have had 10 lie in bank at no profit
TO the stste until the next General AS
sembly, had not State Treasurer Herbert,
Democratic official, renewed the mort
gage and saved the state several thou
sand collars
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

January /, 1891, Delaware, uHder the
judicious management of State Treas
urer Herbert, who holds his commission
from the hands OF the Democratic party,
will have assets in excess Of liabilities
amounting to 1894 797 Is there Re-
publican state Ia the Union that can
make such a showing2
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

During the last four years Delaware
has expended $392 622 for the support ci
the white and colored schools, teachers,
Institutes and for the maintenance of the
deaf. dumb, blind and feeble minded
bene e6cIaries. No other state in the
union Of like population and wealth can
make better showing.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

A Republican mass meeting was held
IN the Opera House last night. 1t was
addressed by Major Hancock OF Balti
more, Md. George v. Massey and James
10 Pennewill OF Dover, and Senator
Anthony Higgins. The speeches were
simply the stereotyped pleas Of. Republi
can demagogues who have only party
and personal interest at stake.
Evening journal., 1890-11-01
Tronp Blames stanIev.


BosToN, Oct. 3l.-In an interview here
Lieut. Troup, third in command of the
rear column at Yambuya, says that Stanley
took with him nearly all the able bodied
men, The others were i'll and mutinous.
Troup insists that the disastrous failure Of
this rear guard to cooperate in the expedi
tion is attributable fully as much to Stan.
ley as Barttelot. "Mr. Stanley" f" said Lieut.
Troup, "made no provision whatever for
the subsistence of the blacks in our com
mand. Maj. Barttelot gave each brass
rod and a few cowries per week with which
to buy manioc or cassava root, and the sup.
ply of these gave out after November.
Besides, there was an insufficient quan-
tity of medicine The deaths that oc.
ourred were largely from starvation"
Lieut.. Troup denied Mr.. Stanley's state.
ment that maggots were feeding on the
surviving members Of the party when
he finally returned-at least the lieutenant
saw none. He also emphatically denied
the existence of immortality. "Ihere is no
doubt" continued he "that the selection
OF commanding officer was unfortunate.
Mai. Barttelot was quick tempered nery-
Gus, arbitrary, and was in every way un-
suited to have charge Of body Of natives.
Mr.. Stanley declares that it was the duty
Of the officers to protest when we saw the
majors mismanagement We did protest.
We could do no more. If we had he would
have been justified in shooting During
the time when he says / made no protest
at the way things were going on was on
nv back sick
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

Jersey may be "a d. fool, but it was
certainly very unkind in Mr.. Sperry to
make that criticism after he had taken
up and spoiled Hersey's delinquent list
issue Hersey might have carried that
issue on through this campaign unim
paired aud put it on ice to use in the
next campaign If Sperry had not inter
fered,
Evening journal., 1890-11-01

The state owns 374 shares OF Farmers
Bank stock. par value $50, market value
$50; 81 shares Of National Bank OF
Delaware stock. par value 5000 per share,
present market value $3.50; 254 shares
OF Union National Bank stock, par value
$25 per share present market value, SS5
III shares of National Bank OF Smyrna
stock, par value $50 per share. present
market value. &T0 This statement will
show that the investments are incr gsing
ia value all the time.
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sdmbe gu sputtpreiiem.

500 Baar 2inberi1ube 3u 81. So.
tenpreis $1.30 unb $1.40. Dameu.
Slippers gu IS @ts. unb $1-mertb
SLIPS.
Spibenbeiebte Mor9enidube fhr 9as
men aaer Nrten, 5pe3iaIitdt. @roBe
Rebuftion $1.75 9ameu. Rn6pfI9ube
fir $3.50. 5ulibans $500 Glacses
leoer 2n6pfidube lit bet bette Der WeIt.
SuIibans talbleoerner Sdub fir Ms6ns
ner gu $500 1T unibertreffi9. MGns
nerf6ube fur $500, fpertb So so.
acknowledgment in alen anberen
Nrtifeln, mObDn in ben f%einiten unb
mittleren Sorten nur bas bette gefhbrt
iuirb. Sic ausgefGnittenen Rdngurubs
Ieber=5 6ube fir Mdnner, traaer Iia
gut unb iinb comfortabsl. belonoets al
Jarbiee S9ube in Blaeee
gu aceeptablen preiien.
@. &. SuIIiban,
@de Commerce & ct. Mearp's Str.
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Die etaot nmo bic Mafierwerfe.

Mapor @alasban bdlt an leiuem
Blame fef, bic Wafertperfe gum ifdbti.
f@en gigentbum au MAIDEN. Ct erfldrt
gaa3 riftig aae 0isfuifionen fiber SEA.
a~alifatien aIs poltommen iiberndlfia,
10 longe bic 8anermerte niGt i'm Befb
Der Stabt fnb.
6err B~radenribge, BET prdRbent Der
Waferuert geielf9aft, 1T iiber ieine
4nli9ten tpegeu bes 8erfaufs befraat
tporben unb udbrenb ct unb nit ibm
piele 4ttion6re gernbe ni1t bic Nbiht
boben. bic Merfe gu berduBern, meint
ct bod. baB bic @elelf@aft feinen Wi.
berffonb Ieifen tptirbe, iuenn bic Baroer
oarauf bringen, bic WaKerIeituna aIr,
@emeingut au MAIDEN.
Bon ben gtrsern bdngt es nun ob.
mas gei6ehen fol; Oh He RanaIilotion
nnb WaRerDerte, Ober bic Wafers
Derte b~orldufig allen baben molten.
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gahaae madb europa.

Die Ngenturen bes 5errn SO. 8.
Ooung, SO. l Commerce : GtraBe,
Gan Nntonio. unb go. SOB Mains
StraBe, SalIas. pertreteE nur bic
anerfannt helten europdii9en Dampfers
2lnien. Serr Ooung 1T i'm @tanbe bic
billig # en- Raten gu geben. sr=
tbeilt bereitwilia iebe getuhnf1ie guss
funft unb beiorht iebr prompt ole ibm
tibergebenen Iufirdge. @er nod Gus
ropa gu feiien Diini6t, ober 0erwanote
berdbetfommen laffen min, penbe f9
an trgenb cine Der senannten Ngenturen.
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Wath fir Miifteri

Dor iiber so Sabren idon tpurbe
Mrs. Winslop's Sootbing Gprup BON
Mtittern beim 3abnen Der Rinber auaes
tpenbet. Wirit gu i'm 69Iafe ourm
bas G6reien zines 3in6es aslt6rt, bos
i'm 3abnen it unb Dor Gdmeraeu
tpsint2 Menn 70. IaHe fcfort cine
Glafde bon vMrs. Winsiow's 6opthina
Sprup4 bolen. Sein Werlb 1T unbes
3ablbar. gs NTH BEN tleinen 2eiben,
ben iofort Sinberung peri1afen. Ser.
labt SUD barauL Miiiier, fs 1T feim
3Deifel 6artiber. @s BELT 9pfentern
unb Siarrboe, feguIirt ben Magen unb
bic Nie,sn, bsfeitigt Wino 3plit, ers
iuei9t ben Gaumen, berbinbert gntshns
bung unb fdrft bas gau;e Spifem.
sMrs. Minsloms Soothing Syrup
fir 3abnen6e Ginber if augenebm In
@ef9mad unb bas &e3ept ftammt bon
einem Der 5eifen peibIi9en Mer3te In
ben Ser. Staaten. gs III BEL alien
Srugsiften III Der san3en WeIt aa bas
ben. preis rs @is. per 6IaTde.
3auft nidts anberes aIs Mrs. Winss
Ions Soothing Sprup.
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Gin Hred=Mppara

Man i9dBt, bob in ben Ser. Gtaas
ten aaidbrli6 800. 900 @tid 8ieb unb
sinise breibigtauienb pferoe bon ber
Goeomotibe get6otet uerben urb baB bic
BabnberDaltungen apii9en IL Bis 49,.
600. 900 Dollars @1abenerfab fur auf
biefe Weife berungIiidtes gieb al beaabs
len baben. S9on LANCE bat man mad
einem Mittel geiu9t, UNI ben 4ubfdus
ger. tDel9er 10 f6merfdqig 1T unb au
bel unbeil anri9tet, gu effeben, bod
erit iebt 1T elm fOl6es gefunben tuorbeu.
Sin 6err Winiam &. gurfe in
Seattle. Waibington, erf6eint dig
Wobltbdter oes &inbbiebs un5 ber 81.
lerbabnen 3uglei@ auf benz pIan. ST
bot ndmli6 cine 6priBe erfunben,
Del6e am borberen gnbe beg Qocouos
then : aefels, bidt binter benz &au6s
fang unb neben Der 9ampfpfeife anaes
bra9t 1T. bic einen beiBen WaKerfrabl
bon 30 big 40 Sub mirft. tuoburd bas
Wteb bonn @eleife getrieben tuirb. Die
SpriBe miro our9 cine Lungs Der Nu.
Benieite BEG Qocomotips 2efeIs binIaus
fen6e R6bre gefpeii unb Der S9Iau6
berielben fann mitteIit zines 6ebeIs
nod oben, unten, re1ts ooer lints ges
brebt unb 10 Der WaKerHrabI seri6tet
tperben.
Ser neue Npparat III auf elmer tueH>
li9en 8abn nit grfolg probirt tporben.
@r Idbt fi@ auf ieber 2eeomotibe ans
bringe1, 10 baB feiner ginfihruna
ni@ts i'm Wege ftebt. Seine Neruens
bung btrfte balb gang alIsemein tuerben.
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nF Dor einigen Sabreu batten mir
febr biel an @bolera Morbus Mnfduen
gu leiben, unb tuenn mir bic Symphonic
tpie Wagenbef6neroen, 9iarrboe etc.
bemerten, merben mir dnsflid. Wir
habeu bic grfabrung gema6t, baB
gbamberlains &eme5D In iebem Sale
benz 2eiben b%Orbeust. gs 1T dbnli6 ME
bic @boIera Mittel. entbdlt aber Sngrez
bien3ieu, bic es angenebmer unb {6nel.
Ter tpirtenb MAIDEN. Sheriff Deberear
fagte uns. bob er an @boIera Morbus
leibet unb unldnsff einen Nnfau betam.
gr taufte cine GIafde @bamberIains
Golic, @b0Iera unb Diarrboe &emebp
unb apei Dozen itelten ibn Der. Wir
i9reiben bies nidt aIs be3ablte Mn3eige,
ionoern UNI u~nieren 2eIeri1 gu fagen,
Bob bas Mittel i'm 9auie gebaIten tuers
ben folte: = Srop. (&anfos) @bief.-
8erfauf bel &. @obn unb Co., s. Ralt=
eper unb Sobn unb in alien M~potbefen.
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aomaef unS Wabne.

SRep. 8. Or. ebrpnt, gatDr Der grabersemeinbe in
Sius Munnn, aanias, iast: yS@ balte eS fur msiue
Gntbeduns an mir sepirtt Bat. Meine 9unsen traren
in i4ltmmer gerfaffuns unb meme @emeinbe erirortete,
pab Id MUIR NOD furbe 3ett Ieben phrbe. Madbem ih
aber 8 Glai4en BON Or. Sings Neuer Gntbeduna aez
nonimen Bate, BIN i'd pteber seiunb unb munterr unb
babe 26 gfunb an @eipi@t 5usencmmen.
Nrtbnr 9epe, Der Smprefarir ron g9cpes Eunnp
SpltS@@eieuihaftn f9retbt: rNa9 einsebenber grnfuua
unb mad eisener Grfabruns Bin ID ~ ber feiten iieber9
leu8uns getcmmen, bab Or. atnss Neues Gdwinbs
tutss 9etlHtttsl ale hbrisen berarttsen Mittet vbietetD,
@ejauen, ben i1 metnen tauleuben BON NreunbeTn ers
sspeijen tam, beitebt barin, bab i'd ibnen BEN @ebrau&
bieIeS Mittel8 onempfebIe.
Yrrbehai9eg fret BET q. DreiB, Gbrmpipn & Go.
unb alien anb&gn Gpptbetern. GlaI&en ,u SO Gts. unb
iH $l.Oe.
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@prtbeilbaftes aorn=gnanseu.

Gin teranifGer CORRESPONDENT hes
sSabIideE Garmers" f6rei6t: SIN Ieb,
ten Sabre babe i'd "a Nder nit WeIfds
form befeQt; auf A Ndern ifanben bic
&eiben 3 TuB BON chamber uno bic
pfan3en ebenfals 3 SUB bon chamber
in ben &eiben. Dos 3orr betam eiueu
guten Staub uab tpurbe nit SorgfaIt
bearbeitet, erit tief gepfHist, bann noe.
niger tief, unb itets aur redten 3eit.
SroBbem ma9te i9 auf benz 2an6e.
no bic 9eiben uno pfan3en nur 3
JuB BON chamber iparen, 10 melt ib es
fetfttelleH fonnte, is Bufbel nenieer
per Gder. als alf ben anoerem 20
Nderr, no bic &eiben 6 CUB Don ein=
amber entfernt maren une bic pHansen
ttlr anbertbalb SUB.
Sabei ma1te bas Baden nur bic
babe Irbeit, unb auBerbem aog i'd
atpii8en ben &eiben grbfeu, &lben,
grbntiRe, SiBfartoffeln unb einen sos
pfunb i6peren Balen 8aummole,
tuelder mir $50. 80 einbradte unb So. so
pfiidgelb fOtete. grbIen babe i'd aes
mug betommen, UNI nod an meme
Wa9born oapon abgeben gu f0nnen, bic
ibre Shtpeine bamit felt eemc9t baden.
Die &aben haben mir felbf nit aebol.
fen, 80 Stid S6tpeine fir ben Martt
3u mdffen, unb Der Cribs NOR bic
bibf@e Gumme bon 1922, abgeleben
babon, baB i'd oas eigene 3au9baus
bon bon SdinteH, Spsdieiien &c. bdns
gen bate, bic ale 10 gut tuaren, tpie bic
aus ben n6rbIi@eH p6teIs 5abriten be.
aogenen Waaren.
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2Inerlef.

- Wir ~psrtueilen bic 2eier auf bic
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fonablen preifen aus. gr ibernimmt
bas 8ron3iren un6 poliren bon Wetal.
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Nlamo > SiroBe.
Die Staats $ Tarmers 5 NQiance
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Sabres'8 eriammlung ab.
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fit Street RaiIpap" BON San qutonio
bat R9 interpreter laRen. Run baben
mir aber baIb genus Strabenbabnen
unb nod ba3u nRapib SranFt@ = auf
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rem berm6gen.
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fiiglern beboraugt mir6, um bort ibr
QUARTER auf3ui6lagen.
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gang DEFENDERS bas 9eutf@tbum 5an
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au9 bic entipre6enoe 8efriebigung
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