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Evening journal., 1891-02-11
Tbe Croom came Not.

HUDSON, ~ Y, Feb. 1l.-Great excite
ment prevails in high social circles here
over the announcement this morning that
the Stott- -Haviland wedding, which was to
have occurred last evening, would not take
place. The groom-elect is a son Of Charles
II. Stott, the well known wooden manu-
facturer at StOttville and the bride be
longs to a well known family. The groom
failed 20 appear at the wedding rehearsal,
and yesterday it was stated that former
attachment had proved too strong at the
last minute
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
DEACON Tice Admitted.

AsBURy PARK, n. j., Feb 1l.-Deacon
Tice was acquitted OF the charges Of i'm
morality yesterday. Crowds of people tried
to get in the church where the hearing
was held, but all were denied admittanoe.
Many attempted to ovcrhear the testimony
through crevices Jonathan Culver testi-
fed that he saw Tice in a compromising
position in a field with Eliza Ann Souden
The jury claimed that Culver was intOxi-
Gated at the time he claimed to have seen
the alleged intimacy.
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
A cnse of sneehv Instine.

NRw YORK, Feb. 1l.-Frank Ward, aged
n, who on Monday morning robbed Fa-
ther Hayden, OF Toronto, OF "A gold watch.
was sentenced yesterday to state prison for
five years. Wards case was an instance OF
speedy justice. He was arrested for the
crime Monday afternoon, had a hearing in
the police court yesterday, a little later the
grand jury indicted him, and in the after
noon the prisoner pleaded guilty in the
court Of general sessions and i'm a few min
utes was on his way 10 state prison.
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
A had place 70 secrete Money.

ST. Louis, Feb. 11.-James Gaffney, liv-
ing with his family at No. 1904 South
Broadway, is an industrious Irishman and
has saved considerable money. He had
about s., 800, which he placed in a small
wooden box and concealed in an unused
parlor stove. Last Sunday afternoon he
started fire in the stove In few min
utes his wife thought OF the money, and a
frantic struggle began TO rescue it from
the fire. About $500 was entirely destroyed
and the balance badly mutilated
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
Tn. co,vr,,.b, Ru in Peril.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE amendment
Of Mr.. Frye TO the copyright bill relative
to protection to the Photographic and lith-
ographing industry has raised an issue
which il is. feared will endanger the bill in
the house unless il can be headed OF. The
movement of Senator Frye has caused gen
eral regret and disappointment TO the
friends of the bill
Evening journal., 1891-02-11

1t is Done at the Earnest Solicitation Of
Many of Their Wilmington Patients
who are Unable 20 Go TO Philadelphia
for Treatment.
Drs. Mccoy and Wildman have opened an
offce in this city at No. sos Market street.
Not a transcient Office, but permanent one.
Ii has been done At the earnest solicitation Of
many persons who are unable 20 visit the IA
nous specialists at their Philadelphia Office. AT
the present time, and for years a large num-
her Of Drs. Mccoy and Wildman's patients
in Philadelphia. have been WilmingtOnians.
But not only has the railroad fare. but the in
convenience and loss OF time IN travelling 20
and from Philadelphia been s drawback to
those suffering from catarrb who reside in
this city.
The establishment OF Offices in this CITY by
Drs. Mccoy and Wildman presents 70 all suf-
ferers from nose. throat and lung troubles
the advantage Of being treated by a sAillcd
ply sician. who has devoted himself 70 the
study of these speci i diseases
A g'eat many persons In Wilmington who
are suffering with Catarrh and other trOuhlee
have manifested desire 20 be treated by
Drs. Mccoy and Wildman, bat as y lady said
TIE other day:
In the first place can't afford 10 pay rail-
road fare once OF twice n week 70 philadel-
phia and back. and besides ! can't spare the
time to 90 so fer Tor treatment"
Things are different now. lnstead Of the
people OF wilmington having 20 go TO Phila-
delphia to Drs. Mccoy and Wildman. Drs.
Mccoy and Wildman have come to them.
and all their Wilmington patients who are
now being treated at this Philadelphia Office
can hereafter be treated at the Wilmington
office, No. 90j Market street. where they will
receive the same careful consideration and
skilltul attention, and where al medicines
will be furnished free and the charges for
treatment ~ G very low.
This is a big piece OF news for Wilmington.
and those who have expressed desire 10 be
treated by Drs. Mccoy aud WilSmRn will be
sure TO take advantage Of this opportunity.
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
BUsTNEss OPPORruNIrIEs.

AN kXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY IS
~ offered to yourg man Of energy and
business qualifications, with a capital sf from
5000 TO 5000, 10 take charge of a successful
business; established twenty-three years.
For full Information. address, BUSINESS,
EVENING Journal Office.
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE TWO
IL miles from oyster beds Of Chincotegue
Bay: only licensed hotel Address A. T
White. Girdletree Hin, Nd, OF j +. Hudson
AIS Esst Ninth street.
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
Mrs. Tupper's Jury Disagrees.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Feb 1.-THE jury in
the damage suit Of Mrs. Edith Sessions
Tupper against ex-Superintendent OF Po-
lice Norm for false Imprisonment came
into court and reported that they were un-
able TO agree and were discharged. The
jury stood eleven to one for no cause Of
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
Rhstt Held for the Grand Jury.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE application to
dismiss the case Of William B. Rhett,
charged with abductiGg young girls, was
denied, and he waived further examina-
ton He was held on two charges of alb
duction and one of rape for the action of
the grand jury. Rhett furnished $1,000
bail to await the issue Of events.
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
Judge Danforth's Daughter Married.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Feb. 1l.-Aliss Jessie
Appleton Danforth, daughter Of Hon. G..
L. Danforth, was married at noon to c. +.
Miller, of the law firm of Miller & Wells,
New York. The ceremony took place in
the Unitarian church, of this city, and
among the guests present were many from
New York and Boston
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
,roAniire WIN rIrht Woods.

BUFVALo, y. Y. Feb ii-Billy Madden,
on behalf of Joe McAuliffe, the heavy
weight pugilist, issues achallenge through
The Evening News to fight Billy Woods, Of
Denver, who defeated Mike Conley last
night. The battle may take place any
where for either stake or purse.
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
Assistant secretary wharton Married

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1l.-W F. Wharton,
assistant secretary Of state, and Miss Susan
Lay, were quietly married at the residence
of the brides aunt, Mrs Hobson, No. l, 542
N street, at 230 o'clock. The Rev. DR.
McKim, rector Of Epiphany Episcopal
church, of this city, performed the cere-
mony After the marriage a reception
was held, after which Mr. and Mrs. Whar-
ton left for the north, TO be absent ten
days Only the immediate friends of the
couple were present gt their marriage
The bride is a. daughter Of Col. Richard
Lay, United States consul at Ottawa, and
is a niece of Mrs. Morton.
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
Signed by Governor Abhett.

bctt has signed the bill which gives the
riparian commissioners the right to erect
piers and wharves in the low water Of the
lower New York bay along the New Jersey
front, so that they can be used for com
mercial purposes and deep water reached.
The line must he fixed only after consulta-
tion with board of engineers appointed
by the secretary of war This viii give an
immense revenue to the state.
Evening journal., 1891-02-11

Luke's hospital.
On Thursday last,
while crossing
Park row opposite
the postomce, he
was run down D.,
a Fourth avenue
car. The wheel
passed over th,
left upper ant
forearm az it was
bent in ward
cru hing the
bonesand severed,
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
A Child Killed by a Falling Chimney.

MAHANoY CITY, Pa, Feb. 11.-While the
school children Of the New Boston school
house, located near the New Boston break
er, which was burned down, were congre-
gated around tine ruins, the chimney top
pied over, falling upon and instantly kill
ing J. Boyce and injuring perhaps fatally
Tillie Cragg. and internally iniuring john
Young. The children's ages ranged from
10 to l. years
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
A SENSATION Al flAHruoeUN9.
Charges Made End Denied About ths
Adintnnt Genernl,s OnIce.

NEW YORK, Feb ll-An Evening World
special from Harrisburg, Pa, says: "a
sensation has been caused hereby the
statement that the financial ahair-p{h the
adiutant generals Office are not In good
shape
'rhe deficiency is likely 20 reach so000O.
Governor Pattison will cause thor.
Ough investigation TO be made
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
ANNIE PIXLEY.
HELP WANTED.
matted.

YTTANTED. 800 LADIEs TO HAVE THEIR
~ sewing machines repaired as the Nov
city Sewing Machine Shops, No. 0le Sbipley
street. You W II save money by leaving your
order. Machines bought, sold, EXCHANGED or
for rent, per week or month. New and old
machines from 81 20 $40
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
A nirer fin nnh shane

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb 11.-As result
Of the recent bursting OF the Housatonic
dam at Derby the whole bed Of the river in
that section has been changed. Near shell
ton an immense sand bar has been formed
directly across the navigable portion OF
the river, and in places where coal barges
could easily float at low tide there is now
not more than six feet of water at high
tide. As ii is now the river is practically
unnavigable. The board Of trade of Bir-
mingham will at once communicate with
Congressman Wilcox, Of this district, 70
the end that he plan to get an appropria
ton of $4,000 through congress for the
purpose of clearing out the river
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
FOR SALE.

-~-------~
DRIVATE SALE NINE BEDROOM
' suits, carpets, stoves. hat racks. beds ant
bedding, refrigerator, etc. Cell at 'l3 King st
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
COME ONE, COME ALL

And satisfy yourself that you can
save nearly half on the prices Of
your CLOTHING by buying of
NJ. MEYERS. Children's Suits
from 81 to Sc. Boys Suits, So up
to $40. Mems Suits, s. up to $50.
OvercOats must so at any price. We
will not keep them over. Furnish
ing Goods We are closing out, as we
have not the room for them. Come
and examine our goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere. IL don't cost
anything to look q. our goods and
compare prices.
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
DEATH OF HISTORIAN ReDPATn.
Charges Against the Physicians Of a New
York Hospital.

NEW YORK, Feb ll.--James Redpath
vice president Of the Anti-Poverty society
veil known as an Irish Nationalist, jour.
ualist and lecturer, died yesterday IN St.
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
At2.9O o'clock D. m

L.
Wilmington. Del,
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2sTH,
At2.3O O'Clock p. m.
No. I. The dwelling house and store No.
4i3 and 4l31a Shlpley street; The house is an
eight-room, three story brick, about thirteen
feet front and forty feet deep, and the store
is about fifteen feet front and forty feet deep,
with good tWo-story frame stable on back
No.2 A splendid building lot Nos 5l9 and
5Sl East Eleventh street, .forty feet front
by sixty-eight feet deep, with use of back
alley. eurbed and paved and sewer running
down Eleventh street. A good location.
No. 3. Lot No. COB West Fourth street,
twenty feet front and 100 feet deep. Contain
ing large fine ten-room, three-story brick
building,with all modern improvements with
back and side alley. All in complete order.
No. 4. Lot on Delaware street in New
Castle. Del about fOrty-twO feet seven inches
front and $50 feet deep and % fest wide on
back Of lot; containing a large brick building,
formerly klown as the Delaware Hotel,
with a large brick stable and frame she'd
ding; all in fair order.
Terms known on day OF sale.
HENRY WI1SIL, Executor.
L. W. sTIDnAd 8 Son, Auctioneers.
E'oR sALE-THE FOLLOWING PROP
1898, ,lsi9 and 100 Pleasant street 6 rooms and
bath, 81 ,aO9
llOl-3-5 Lombard street, rooms, 81 $50
$40 and 3i2 Church street, rooms, 81 400.
2S Church street,6 rooms l,4O0.
l04 Lincoln street, q rooms and bath. s. ,550.
l20i W. Second street, 2 rooms and bath,
Sl,5j0.
1904 W Fifth street. rooms ard bath, 81 600
l2E du POnt stTeet,6 rooms and bath, Sl,6N.
4.5 jackson street, rooms and bath, 81 go.
sl9 Jacks on street, rooms and bath, Sl,l0O
1877 Adams street, rooms and bath, 81 800.
8b Cbestnut street, rooms and bath, 81, 100
lll6 W Fourth street, rooms and bath
1000 Adams street, rooms and bath, s.. roo
507 jackson street, 9 rooms and bath, 81, 4,5O0.
70S7O5-7O9 jackson streets rooms and bath
slI W. Seventh street, s rooms and bath.
Sos-6-s Van Buren street 10 rooms and bath,
1soe-i7Oe Broome street, 10 rooms and bath,
5, Z. cor. Eighth and Van Buren streets, 10
and bath, So 600
lole W. Eighth street, rooms and hath,
ioss W. Eighth street, rooms and bath,
n. E cor. Fourth and Van Buren streets,
Apply to JOHN NULvENA.
9l5 Market street.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
4 the Court House, February Il, 1891, at 2
O'Clock. p m. OF two-story brick and frame
house, 703 Buttonw0od street. Lot l5xl0O feet
SAMUEL w. McCAULLEY. Trustee.
NOR SALE. THE THREE-sTORY
y brick dwelling, No. 405 West Eighth
street, with eleven rooms, In complete order,
with all modern improvements. Admirable
GEORGE c. MARIs & SON
GOR RENC.-A SMALL FARM OF
- twenty-five acres, near Corner Ketch
1iill Greek hundred. Apply to WILLIAM
". AHWEl l., on the premises, or :. N
PAkkER. kenne SQUARE. Pa.
ETOR RENT.-THE SECOND AND Tt IRI
story oms at No. 40 Market street
Size lB.Bxl17 feet. Entrance on Market street
ELEVATOR on ehipley street. Skylight in centre
Good for any light business. Pos -essfOr
on the 18th. JAMES MONAGHAN, Al
Market street.
DOR RENT-HOUsE AND STORE NO
~ SO Orange and No. 427 Tatnali: hous,
10. 40 Tstnen. apply. JOHN FULLMER
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
REAL ESTATE.

Win be sold at public sale as the Court
House on Market street above Tenth street,
Wilmington. Del,
ON SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 9Sru.
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
A BIG PIECE OF NEWS
DrS. Mccoy and WiIdman Open an
Office in Wilmington.

1t is Done at the Earnest Solicitation Of
Many of Their Wilmington Patients
who are Unable 90 Go TO Philadelphia
for Treatment.
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
REAL ESTATE.

TxECUTORs SALE.
Evening journal., 1891-02-11
MR. DALzELL'S DEFENSE.
He Thinks the Censure ofReiter
Was Unwarranted .a,.
AND ATTACKS SECRETARY TRACY.

The Pennsylvania Congressman Reviews
the Killing OF fBarrundia and Deuounces
Mr.. Tracy for Publicly Reprimandine
the Commander Of the Ranger.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-13
THE LAWS.

4 9~Under this heading will be printed
he acts of the Second Legislative Session
from time to time. or as fast AS they are
approved by the Governor and become
laws. In this condition The Tribune de-
sires to that In no other way
can the laws be had SO early nor can they
be had for so small a sum. The Tribune,
including back numbers. to the end of
h session and until all the laws have
been publish ed, g..
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-13
Advice to

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always,be used for children teethine. 1t
sooths the child, sOftens the gums, alIays
all pain, cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents
q bottle.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

bliifit BON obcu bis uuteu, febrte ii9
un uuo troatc Dem Eager ia.. .
Gin augeuebmeS Wiufomn'en,"
iderste Sreo: SD CLAUDE, bier tann's
nett meroeu."
Mit riiti9en @6ritteu, ben 9fepols
per NIT selpanntem 9abn unter Der
Ylou(e pe%rborgeu, jbrttten mir anI oas
Wirtbsba1s III, wel6eS bas Centrum
ocs &a0erS biloete. Ningsum ia6cn
uuo la9en @ruppen bon l%dwatcnoen
uuo ;ed)euocn Meul9eu. Iue Wetter!
mat oaS clue miiite Geiell Gaft! Der
Auspuxi Oer 9an;eu W{euiN9cit ldien
jid bier etu 9{enoeSpouS Se3ebcn 81 baz
ben. SD babe midi III alter 9erren
y0rtocrn umDergetrieben, babe in lMaus
der unjauberen Gcleulc)ait, u~erlpei(en
miillen, aber cin 70 ar9es Vciiuocl babe
tcD uieu,alS uorbcr nod uaWDer betlal11s
nell 9elebcu. Die Snmpen ulo Strolebe
parul,ter wareu nod uidt einn,al bic
59limmlteu, picl unbeimll9er pareu
bic, bic ourdJ sic ucberreite lddbiscr @c<
ga,,; all per9aueene Gage bes @lan5es
%criuuerteu. DoS wareu bic faltbllti8s
item Ibeutelrer: . bylio9uomisn, bic t9
ieu,alS Su Gelid)tc bcfoulmea.
r@obcr Oes WegS? ?" ldautc es: inns
aus Oen @ruppen cntge9er uno tulltere,
tiidil9e @eIidtsc ltarrtea ju unS
en,por.
,Son Trisfo," errpioerte idl.
rl1nO wollt @olo 9%raben?" fra9te
@tner. 96huil@es @elddter ringsum.
Neuu SIR 1ihtS baaeaell habit"
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22

Snitrts eno ben, ies alereoe bar lpi men osnnt CT tuluho
Sob -. iuiinb Sob bitrersl"
Gaup taus; bun bauoe trpttei fin fusti9t panes til So
iefS &nG, % bun bnlieoe, ipm ON benoes Slerts ltlloe
briite. "a sreb en- Saanb beHSe mlosr 3assn 0s bGpeos
nsO Bib Wlnst benbes au19t Opab, Iaa at BUN iaa IND !
SOieis iuStis sIinienOe Zine.
I'm i~taiiels 8aaD", ia8Oe ban ltias.
%, Soicf, bar life Iaa spe imOo mig" bulteot bun.
Tag bin 3tiiisI % orRb mig -. ieg oil tane big oerior
Tom Tor Ell gei8iernin9".
90 bGOeoe ban bsHoe op | fine Urine, lo8oe benoes So'
peo peo tit Brpit, itrp9 benOe Soaret ira RaHcen % ipSisOs
benoe after o. after.
%, min itattels @aaD", ia9os ban; "9io ies iunoe
fierne boert MtuOs ONT alt bet DHos, bu bar lot for min
SipIol o, 8aap, islsr bu oa life, at ies eiter big, Os at
is Sntet bar at tl9ius bi9?"
ga ipraus &aap op % beosbs fine Urine mob Simlen
i frpbsfulo Eat.
Oct bar blspet Gften, Mlaanen sleo aQereoe freln bag
gier9ens. gebe pper 3alsn laa be ounfls GItenltpsser; /
Dag par bet iOriilOs OF itise nsS ao 8ierset. 3e si. inb /
Sptter, Fl, 3loeu til at bIusie up % iatte fig peb G%rueIteoet
os tulebe iammen. Dppe paa 1asst lao grnen Os brpmte,
gatteuiubcn iuieos ON Sptten meO en- bampet Sarpetlans,
os sisnusm bet lille 9inbu blintebt en- Stierne psulis inb
til benz.
Den nats ROrseu fob @aap Os SOief rsiisf9roise
ubenfor Spttens 9sr.
Cub bore Hso big, Gaber @ursOa", iasoe @aap os
ben fsrfts SOlitraale braste Gaaren paa benbes aino til at
slinis; ~nu tpmmer ies aloris mere tilbaSs til big; tbi hHt
neoe timber ies III min Spite; men tuttet ital bu bore, at
ou iaa lRn8e GAP mig Sieml"
gun penote zig % la8os fin Grm / Soiefs.
"8Om iaa, 3Oef; ri maa bore bps pralen Seili8treuj
psb Miobasstio".
ga, tOn; iss fsrer big biem, min imutte Srlo -.
Ser s BET, 8 iali9e Grsfener, III bar ieg benoe, o9 bun TIL
bsrer mig, tltrObs for Gber Os ale Ouos Ganoer!"
Cs ban isnOts en- iublenoe SOSlsn no Ouer 8ierSene, iaa
bet sap Gieulpb uiOt % breOt.
"8Gr title, iasOe g8aQp ps la8be ~iOritrGttet Saanoen
paa bans 0tuno; "ou maa lite uoiprore beml" Wteu itrar
Oerpaa imilte bun al fig islu % ueoblsu: 20, nsi, Der er
10 insen ialise Srstener Os onoe Ganber mere. Cub raa'
Der for Glt".
Suu penbte fig enouu en- Gang ON, % fob 8ltiet 9aa
tilbass til be i~neoGttebe Toppe | bet 8ierne.
"Gst par bog imutt ~bsrUppe", ia8be bun.
"Gjsr bet big Onbt, at bu maa sua neo ueb mig ?"
ipurets SOiei.
"Dm bu iaa its nsb Wssrte 8isrsets bpbsits etatt,
iaa fulste ie8 big bog uben at flass", iasbs bun, us benbeS
RpTt Hang iuu fp~runberlis blsb, at SOiefs Zine blep
fu9tiss.
Da bruiebs bet neo ct oppe ira SpttenS Gag.
80, min cans; Dig bapce ies molten ~furslsmt", ioebe
@aap. "OReu meb SOiei naa Ou M fOrOns big; 8 CT MI
8rsbre, tbi ieS bar bentet isr bssge Uf Of GfsrunOeu".
eaa tes be neb ao 8ierSet. Oct par tun ct Tibet Brus
betos, ubsn srast ps uoen anbet Sslse .nb Srnen, Der ipas
pebe oppe 9uiten bsit Oper benz; men en- uIiselis 9ptte
Iplbte 8egsss GrpIt.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
WGrselig @iHoric.

Stalienife Slaoe fortaIer fpl9enoe
SiItuiie: 8 Wilduo lepeoe for uo9le
War foen / posrlte Rob Og Glenoisbeo
6uriten at auiignan, ION Ell nlpttelig
SfjGbne baooe fortrRn8t ira Groi'eIl I
armenisn. San csoe | 6atti8buiet, %
Mpnoi9beoerne maatts ta8e Jig al bans
BDru. Zen Dugite Spn blep anbro9t
paa en- SpOraseliesnnitalt, % 8ntteren
if Etaos iom Sp9epleierite, meOenS
ben Glone syn bleu Gpparter.
Spr fort Gio iiben antOm Der imios
lertio til Milanu en- rig rusiiif Ioelss
mano, ium tioliBere bapbe uaret Ell bel
feet 0iGit peo bet armeniife Sol. Oct
lptteoes bam at ltaffe 5%pritebprnene en-
~betpoelig 5Ormue fra Grmetien; ban
tug Briniesien no al Sp9cbnlet, 8litebe
benoe meo en- Geos % CAB bet utgc
Bar ct al fine itgrite Sober ! &uslanc.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-22
der -Btesrab,VsitsR."
Gn SDps Yefiennelfer.

ri iienots snsans en- 2pp, flyer Rant
ias Gitp Star, iom pleisbe unbertibsn at
fortaOe Os ON fine Bsoriftsr.
"Ses ian", iasos ban, "tsmme ct
9uiinbe BONNER, fsr ies bliper Opbaget
en- eneite Gang, % ba or bet Oits ueb ct
Iilfalbe.
Oct funoe ipnss, Tom ON min Spr.
refining piloe betale fig, men man maa
butte paa, at be fleite Yengepunse life
~inbebplber ioart mango Bense. gi
aabuer Dem ufte ubsn at iinbe no0en
Tenge, intet uoeu 8uitteriuger ps andre
Bapirer. Saaoanne taloer ri "QRs
~isre". 8i trafier iaa mango ~9aisrs",
at be 8ense, ri srbperper Os peo 2Omt
%metpperi, life paa lau9t nar bslsber iig
til iaa me9et, Tom man ituIOe trO.
9ern9it er ub9ifterne messt itOre.
Oct taser minblt tire Ntano iOr at ub'
fsre bort Grbeios, % beere sr bet, ON
Der er fire. s bette ~&pmpani", Ipm
ri falber bet, err Der ell, Tom er ben
eeentli9e 9Omnetpo; be andre sr bans
SiGlpere. llosiiterne meb ct "8pms
pant" paa fire er nleset fore. Suis
ui "arbeiosr" paa ct 3rGn, iaa or Der
altiaa 8iIetter for be fire ps De andre
ngopenbise rosiiter. Sa, bisis fire bar
9ienncminitlis en- llb8ift al $50 on
0asen. 3ernelt tOmmer Der beslben
20 Brocent for "Bslfpttelis". 2ppe er
io9re Beifptteliesm9no, enten MI ges
fpttelieSm9no er liSeiaa fore 3ppe
ener life. Suis Eppsne fan, % be fan
meset ~oitere, END man trUr, iaa proner
be fsrit fit 8prbplb til 8olitimpnoias
beoerne. Orange Ganse bar ies "arbei.
bet" lise for en- Spbaselies betients
Zine. Wause @an9e, mar ben Sc.
i%tjaalne mGrfer uraao % sisr On Itris,
pil beuue Setient itpnoe iis us sribe
ben S~eitiaalne, iom ban bplbsr faIt,
inotil pi er Tonne Os al geisn. pa oil
ban natnrlispis sisre fine llubtplbnins
ger Os beflase, at ban iii Gag i en- all,
ben END 9puen. Ru, ium ies tiger,
oenue "Selfpttelie" tolter 20 Yrocent.
Os iaa er bet e., anben Ting. 9ppe
taber ubpre paa bet, iom be itiRler,
uoen Oct ituloe uGre reoe Renge. 0ieo
9enipu til ubre, 8iamanter us li9uenoe
8Grbiinser, ina iaar oi bare 80 til 40
Grpcent al SGrbleu. Der er en- @runo
til, buuriOr 6ortisreiteu peo 9poerier
life er ioa for. On fan life "arbeioe"
~beitanois. Gn Dtanbs 0eruer bs9pus
Der at rDits eiter ct Bar Tigers Grbeioe,
% iaa maa ban bpile, til ban er iiS
islu ieien. 6remior ale Itennei;er moa
2ommetpoeu baue Sooe Nerpsr, % ban