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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11

tot the storm to be protected by the
party of the people. He discussed the
principles of government in other couu-
tries and compared the advantages
offered to all classes by the United
States. In alluding to the present ad-
miniStratiOn, he said that, the colored
people are uniting in the cry of the peo-
pie that Harrison shall come before the
sovereign people aud submit to their
will. The colored people will me ct
700 StrOng-in the city of Indianap oils,
Ind, in a few DAYS and devise WAYS to
make sure that the vote of that state
shall not be given for Harrison. They
are going to the Democratic party be-
cause it is the
Party of Freedom
man who will solve the race problem.
They opposed the party; of splutocrats
which has even enslayed the whites.
He was willing to admit that the, Re-
publican party has had its statesmen,
but added, sit has had the most pro-
found ScoundrelS known to history
He said that Mr.. Harrison had referred
to the freedom of the ballot, and SAID
that it was not the intention to force men,
but proposed court commission as the
means to settle the matter. Mr.. Turner
cActdiiieu. MY UOu = "A court COLI
mission once stole the presidency"
The way the audience app.auded salts
fed the speaker that they saw his point.
and he remarked that he saw they
caught the idea as he intended it. Turn
ing TO the chairman. after speaking of
the way the colored people had been
reated, he said: INT. Hazel; the Re
publican party will vote you and vote
you, and then deceive you."
The speaker then turned his attention
to the war and proved that the majority
OF the soldiers i'll the Union army were
Democrats before the war. The speaker
closed with fine preoration in which he
declared that the colored people are in
earnest in offering aid to the Democratic
party and in going into it for the reason
that it is the party of principle and of
freedom.
Hon. J. N. Castle was called on for a
speech and complied by making a short
effort that was mastery presentation
of the taiiff issues and a calling to &C
count of the Republican administration.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
JUNIORS ANNUAL.

New Officers to Be Chosen Tonight
by Junior Pioneers.
The'annual meeting of the Ramsey
County Junior Pioneers will take place
this evening at their hall OH the corner
OF Wabasha and Third streets. 1t will
be one of the largest meetings of the
entire year, as the annual election of
officers will take place. There are
numerous candidates for every Office,
and lively contest is expected. Bal
lots have been printed, and the election
will be conducted after the Australian
system which is becoming so popular
throughout the country. Another mat
ter, and one that is of conSiderabl
more Importance than the election of Of
ficerS will come up. and that is some
very important changes in the present
constitution. There are several decided
changes proposed, and some of them
VIII be bitterly contested. The chang
ing of the word Minnesota to Ramsey
county would work a revolution in the
organization, and the question of per-
petuatioD by admitting new classes
every year is one of vast consequence.
There are several minor changes with
regard to Initiation and sick benefits,
as well as one TO form a book OF bio
graphical sketches.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11

Republican rally last evening in Market
hall. 1t wassa big audience that con-
gregated, but had Mr.. Davis heard the
expressions that were made after his
high tariff TRADE he certainly would not
have felt complimented..
1t was Frank Davis who made that
famous speech in Chicago four years
ago nominating Judge Walter @. Gresh-
am as presidential candidate as against
Harrison, and now Davisiis eating crow.
and he took position for "grand pas"
hat last evening. 1t was dramatic eff
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
FOR REAL WORK.
The Democratic County Commit
tee Orranize for Action

The Democratic County Commit
tee Organize for Action.
The Democratic county committee
organized last night with Thomas ID.
O'Brien rs chairman. George Allen sec
rotary, and J. P. Healy assistant secre-
tary. Provision was made for SyS-
tematizing the work to be done by the
committee in the city and county, and
steps were taken to organize a cam
paign committee. the members of which
may be selected from Democrats not
members of the county committee. All
details will be perfected at meeting to
be held Thursday afternoon at o'clock,
and at that time the real work for vic
tory will be mapped out. Headquarters
have been established in the Germ ania
bank building.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11

fort. Frank Davis never speaks with
out attempting stage effects. and he
made his mastery effort at Market hall
last evening.
Senator Spooner. of Wisconsin, was
the advertised speaker, but he was in
disposed. He did not appear, and he
sent in his stead Frank Davis, of Min
neapolis. The address was TRADE
upon the Democratic house and a bou-
Qnet for the truly loyal Republicans of
tue senate. One would think that
Davis is rival of Cush Davis and w.
X. Merriam, but it is said that he is not.
1. ). Z. Olmstead, candidate for judge of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
DO NOT FORGET

That we're headquarters for Fine Overcoats. More
than all the other stores combined show Meltons
Aerseys Beavers-silk halfsilk serge fannellined
regular and extra long, double single breasted $40
to S3S.
The finest Double Breasted Sack Suits made Su.
perb make and nsh equaled in fit only by the highest
class tailors-s12 to $780, AS usual we show an i'm,
mense line at SIS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
-$1.25-

a pair; regular price, s1.S5.
A saving OF 60 cents,
S-burton length genuine
"Jouvin" Suede. Mousque-
taires, tan, brown, mode
and gray shades, at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
Central Club Tonight.

The Central Cleveland, Lawler and
Castle club will meet tonight at Lauer's
hal, corner WabaSha and Fourth streets
AS no meeting was held last week, there
is great deal of important business to
be transacted, and it is urgently request
ed that all the ward and independent
clubs be we'll represented.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
An attractive

Display of Fine Porior Fur
nit0re can now be seen in
our show rooms. We de-
sign and make to order all
kinds of 0verstuHed work,
besides carrying q large
line or sets and odd pieces
in Louis QUinze, Louis Seize,
Rocco, Marie kntoinefte,
Pompeian, Pompadour En-
pire, Adams and Colonial
styles in Cold, White and
Cold, White Mahogany. Span
ISL Mahogany White Ma
pie, Birch andm many other
beautiful woods.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
$3.50

a pair; regular price, s2.25.
A saving of rs cents a pair.
We will fit these. Gloves
when other customers are
not waiting.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
Silk Underwear.

Silk Underwear. Low prices at our
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. The Bus
ton, on. Third street. I'M
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
.FlE[D,MAHLER
g. CO.
SPECIAL SALE.

The feature of this week S
business is the special sale
oof . ouvin" Kid. Gloves at
special prices Jouvin
Gloves are the best in the
world. tenths, of all
the ladies in St. Paul will
certify to this. What better
endorsement could be de
sired? a. .,r s- ia s.
4button genuine 'Jou-
win SUICIDES, tam brown,
mode and gray shades. at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
EUCLID STREET.

from Maria avenue to Bates avenue, as re-
under date of Aug. %, 1892. which said re-
port was adopted by said Board of Aldermen
Sept. 6, 1892.
All in accordance with and as indicated
bv the red line on the profile thereof and as
reported upon as being necessary and proper
by the Board Of Public Works under date
above mentioned. ana which said report was
adopted by said Board of Aldermen at its
meeting held on date above mentioned
The profile indicating the above proposed
change is Oh file and can be seen at this
office.
BY order Of the Board of Aldermen.
THOS. a. PRENDERGAST, City Clerk.
sept 20-24-27Oct-1-4-S-1l-15
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
Silk Underwear

Silk Underwear. Low prices at our
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. The BOS-
ton, Oh Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
SEALSKINS.

We are going out Of Seal
Furs. Our cloak depart
ment is altogether too small
to show them properly.
And as we cannot give up
Cloth Garments, the Seals
must go. It's pretty we'll
known in St. Paul that
when we decide to- close
out a line Of goods, be they
Dress Goods or Seal Furs,
we never let profit or loss
stand in. our way. We
think, however, that we
have never in the past cut
prices SO mercllessly as we
shall cut them on these Seal
Garments. -s.a-~
s2S5 Jackets for $40.
81 50, Jackets for 500.
s225 Jackets for $Io5.
$500 Jackets for $50.
Look at the best values
in town, and then look at
these qualities and prices.
If you bought a thousand
garments from the largest
dealer in America you could
not beat these prices. 1t is
only fair to say that quaint
ties are limited.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11

man, the Republican candidate for
county attorney, also made speech.
That's all there was to it.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
S1.1O,

a pair; regular price, s1:75.
A saving of IS cents.
o-button genuine Jou-
vim" SUICIDES, tan. mode and
gray shades, at
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
Allen Sol,y,s Underwear.

NffCII oJify 5 C1IcTWtHf.
Allen Solly's High-Grade Underwear
atOur FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.. The
BOSt on, OH Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
Notice to Candidates.

Election Printing of all kinds done on
short notice. Globe Job Office, Room
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
hhANNHE[MER
Bros
OUR STOCK OF
HOSIERY!

Is perfect in every detail. We can
show every grade in heavy, medi-
UNI or light weights of Cotton, Isle
Thread, Cashmere or Six. Hone
can beat our prices, for our pur-
chases are direct from the manu-
factursrs, and we save all inter-
mediate profits. Special values
this week in CASHMERE HOSE for
women and children.
We are sole agents, for Dr..
Jaeger's Sanitary Underwear, the
RcrderfeId Underwear, Norfolk and
New Brunswick, Australian Lam6's
Woo! and the popular
PHYLLIS RIBBED UNDERWEAR.
PHYLLIS COMBINATION SUITS.
or EQUESTRiERKE TIGHTS may
now be said TO be almost a neces-
Sity under stylish attire. You will
find them here in perfect-fftthing
shapes.
Have you seen our new Pan
teIGs?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
Change Of Street Grade.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept. 10, 1892
Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Alderman of the City of st. Paul, at its meet
ing to be held On Tuesday, the 18th day of
october, A d. 1892, at 7:30 o'clock p M, at
the Council Chamber in the City Hail. will
consider and may order a change of grade
ON the following named street, between the
points named, to wit:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11
SPOONER SICK.

So Frank Davis and Local Talent
Filled In.
1t was Frank f. Davis. of Minneapo-
lis, who distinguished himself at the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-11

In the case of Julius Kessler against Ed
ward W. Slocum and Thomas C. Connors, 1t
took the jury about two minutes to prepare
verdict in favor of Mr.. Kessler. The suit
was brought to recover possession of a sa-
loon outfit. .s.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-10

a6nbis jim, I'M bic Weoeutusa bieies
neuen 3ertehrsm,ttelS i'm 8rie8e 5u er'
%tennen.; trebbem bat Deutihlanb IN
b,eIer Grage iit ausenidcinlib Snrld.
aebaltea. obne oab man oafar Elm Notlo
aniihren f6nnte. Sn Der Gelooienas
oronuna III /. u. BON BEN neueu Wer@
tebrsm,ttcl feline Tebe. Dort heiBt es
pielmebr: .Deiebte uno Melonnsen
,uerben nod MaBsabe Der @%ntfernurstn
uno ioaitigen tlmitdroe t~elesraphtih.
ldriitl,b Doer minolih iberm,trelts
uno: bic Sninntesie beoarf Der Meeloes
%reiter. j0bolo Beribruna NIT benz Geinoe
porausSuieben it, Sn beiben &idb'
tun9en f1nnten nun freiti4 bic Hoo'
Ifobrer ber EapaQerie ben Dienit abb
nebn,en, allen e. ideint, ola OBJ man
Dor benz Sdr,tte elmer iolhen .attade"
aui bic Qapolerie in Deutialano aurld~
j9redte. Non bat fih benR ou1 10
5eml,4 olieitis s%etuunbert, oaB i'm
,gtat 1923 f9 wobl Soften fir
be Musbilonns pm &riessbuuoen urtb
gum Dur9idmimmen ponGliiien iinoen.
,pdhreno Der Gtot inr bos minoeitens
sleidwerthise Der 8erfebrsm ittel, bas
j3tpeirao, n;dta entbdtt!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-10

Die -wpsn. Hplt4 berihtet: Din ~.
aan tr@f Oberalrutenont sSrana Ro,ma
"a rminr~nz@ roiments TrieDr,h gRil.
sssIm IT 9an;o non RrenRen So. 10
- .,,er "a ! monn beaeb.uoeu So
trn,,;Ii. IA noroeuonnten meaimepts in
Ecra;.nn ,in. g,.ie Mo.rouiue hat Ben
saeo non siti.s bis goraiepo Co. $50
sros r ! I'm < Tooen ,nridoeIeot. mas
,,,ser aa,n nmtSnpen ols cine ou6er.
nrn.n+fihe p,iftnmo betrnhtet. tperpeu
,,,, Wnn ,nil Srn ober NOD Sic git.
t.rnrosnerhaitniiie il Netraht oe,pnen
sesrasr - mShrrnh nes onn,eu Rittes
81. n,,.hh;d,n;itiide geruueratur BON
1n-1s G aaite herrldt. Bic gtroBen
III t;,iem ehnee beoedt tuarsa uuo Die
mnfsrn Setter m,%eoerbplt nit heft,aen
Ghnee;tirmeu III tdmpIen hatt.n. Wenn
mon h,nenft hoa Dieie Watrouiue burd
Il goae hintereiuouoer ourdianitui9
80 4iIrmeier t6alih aurldQeleat bat,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-10
eas 3,pe,reo IL eer nrmee.

Sn biefeR Iassn it Der @abfabrer.
oienlt in Jronfreih, in 6oloe elmer 3u
o.e}em Bebufe eisens uater Dem Sous>
@bef hes &eneralitabs, General Bois'
bifre, einseiestea QommiiiOn oraauiiirt
uofr ei9entli9 reOreanifirt woroen. Da<
na9 erhdlt i'm &ries jeoes Nrmeeeorps
8, iete Dipifion 4, jebe Brigade =. ieces
Snfanterie- Re9itusut 4 &abiabrer, 10
baB i'm @onjen etma 1000 @~aofcbrer
fir ben 9rie9 aufsebra4t neroen malz
fen. 1.
SIR ben 1rieoen ioItn 2 &aofabrer
PRO Resirnent tbeilueir bic Droonna1>
aen erieben, mas anaeidDr eineu Beoarf
BON GOO Mann er9ipt. Die &abjabrer
Der @tdbe nlinen III 6 @tunben 80
allom., bic bel ben Gruppen so Riiom.
5urafieaeu, an ieSem 1. Suli finoet
Elm olsemeine- &ontars oer Beuerber
ftatt.
9As &aotppus purpe bas Biepclette
gepdblt, ieDer Mann bat {ein Ssltruz
nent mit5ubriusen, lpuiiir ibm i'm Jr.e.
ben 0.50-O.75 pro Sag usreit;9t mirD.
@1open ooer &erluf i'm Diente er=
iest Der Staat. SIN &riese uerben
bic erioroerli9eu JabrzR dber BON benz
Staat auf9ebradt rnb be5abl.. DR
&aofabrer miijleu eut,ueber Der Heleroe
Deer aud ben Eerritorial> 9eers ansebo.
rem.
Jranfreid mar Der erite Staat, mel,
der l87O-7l aus Waneel an Rapals
lerie i'm Gepungsfrieg uor Delfo,t bo8
2meirao init GriOls 3ur iiduellen lleber..
mittluns pom Befeblen beiubte. SShn.
foIstfu ieittemL Der 9eit no4 eeoroaet,
England, Gdmeben unb Norwe9en,
Deterreid, Deutialanb, Bel9lea,
Shmeih Stalien, 5panien, Bul9arien.
Bon o,eien Staateu btnnsen bisber bas
0lpeirab I'M 6rieben gum @~arn,1on.
bienit, ubue cine pratt.f9e 8ernenouns
i'm 3riese ing Nuse III faien: DeEt|4z
lano, 69,ue'l STATEN, Spanieu uno
Bulgarleu. SIN Gr,eben uno i'm
arieg oagesen Granfrei6, England,
Sdmeoen uno Nortpe9en, Deiterreih
unb Belsien. Bei Der Nuswabl
Der Mannl9aft 9eten ale Staaten bon
Demjelben &eii4tspanfte aus, III.
benz lie m6eli@t tleine uno ~se!ranote
2eute aebnen. Die glusbiloung ucll>
aieht iid raiG, oenn 2 Stunoen aui
suter GbouiIee unb l Stunoe aAi 81
m0bnliber 2anorrabe seuisen, urn ben
Mauu sur 3urldiesuns uon 3 big IL
R,lometern IN Der @tuy.oc III b~ef6bigen.
Das lino @hneQisteiten, pelde uon Der
bejtsn Wleloereitern auf Die 9auer n,dt
erre!dt wsrnen, uno Der Eaoiabrer>
.DienI It burite oaber in pieien Gdlen Die
Rapauerie, %belouoers i'm Meloez uile
9tolDribten6ient gang erbebti9 eHt:
laltcn, paseaeu fam bic Raoalsr!e ME
mails bur@ Naofabrer eriebt tueroen.
aDs~ er'is llmiann rriht ;neef'en oolz ]
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-10
etr Rereu Ra6enate.
Die &6ln Sig. idreibt:

8ir baben es bisber unterlaien, an
bic Nadridt BON Dem Ableben LeS eng
liiden Nrates Cir MoreI Madensie IL
qenowelde Betrabtunsen fsa tn1pier.
81 ieinen 9ebseitea batten mir unS
nidht accident, linn redtseitis bic 8abr'
belt ins @elidt gu iasen; mad ieinem
Eobe ,uolten mir niht mebr auf Duse
aurldtommen, bic niht uebr Uieoer gut
su madben linb. Gcrtuabruns obcr miis
len MIR baseseu eiulesen, baB iebt aus
enalijben Mahrnien Stelen %oerbreitet
lperben. BON beren Jalidbeit bod ade
oeutj9en i9eitunseu lberSeust fem mill.
len. Das te5iebt i;b nameutlih auf
cine 8sbauptuna bes BON benz iri!hcn
Nbgeorbneten s. .. D'GOnnor aeibries
benen Mo4ruis. Sir Morell MadeHaie
tonne !ebr ,uobl sewubt baben, oaB bic
3ran,beit 2aiier Jrieori4s 8rebs mar.
iein Berfabren .ober lei caourh au err
n6ren, baB eS lid barnul sebanoett babe,
Potter Triebrids CHRONOLOGICAL ~
i4lben, weil Girit 8ismard b6blt
pabri9einli4 Is ansaeiAloien taben
mlroe, iobalb er Tder aeiuefen, baB
8a.5er Griebrid an, &rebie lit. @ir
tennen bic seiammte Sadlase iener 5eit
ans ben beiten 0uelen uno f6nnen Oa-
bet audi heute pieberum unumft0blib
periiaern, baB sisie Nusitreuunsen eans
unD gar erfuRoen lino. Die Gusitlie.
Sung bee hamalisen 3%'runpriu3en Jrieos
rid Bilbelm pon Der Throni olye hat
nie, ueoer Dor nod ua9 benz 2uftrIhs
renidniit, ben @esenlteno elmer polite
1den Gr,pdsuns aebiJlet. Der ar5t.
be- al]o ben 8rouprln3en abliatlid
fa!l4 .:behaaoelt baden iDa. I'M oehen
acknowledgement se9enb ir9enopelae pos
lit,i4e @efabren au i9lsea, ulroe NM
10 getpiFenloler 9epanoelt baben, tueil
er tgesen @inomlblen setdmpit bdtte.
Die Gbrpnbefeisuns Raiisr 6rieor,&s
ii il, teinen einiisea anseublide gefdbr<
bet sepeiea. Der eia5ise Rampk Der
IN 0eutldlano setdmpft uo:oeu IL, III
ausidlieBli9 gtsen bic dr5tlibe. Be-
banblun9sweiie Sir MoreQ Mtadsn5ies
ger,@tet seue|eu. uon BEN beute hber
allen 8ueifel feitItebt. oaB e BON benz
Ease feiner 9u3iebuns In Mai 1882
an bis 5um Rouember besielben Sabres
bic Natur ber &rantheit uiht erfannt
uno bemsemdB ben 4ronprin5cn fa1id
bebanoelts bot. Sn 1eiuer sdriii
,Jriebri@ Der Gole nnS ieins Ger5te~
pou, Dttober 1888 Seite 81 uno lo2
hat CT er nod ousbrAdli4 unb undtueis
beatis bic 8ebauptuns auiseffeQt uno
5u beweiieu 9eludt, bab oa8 Borbanz
benielR pom &rebs ielbit nit %anndberIs
Der 6iderbeit sidt bis Nopersber 1897
|ftfgetelt murbe, peun oerfelbe lb:r,
baupt Dor iener 8eit eIijt,rteS.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-10
~uupesmif@ter 0tIsa.

Bel Treptom miro Elm Grtrlntenoer
aug DEM Mailer ge5caen. ~9at &einer
BON sSbren n @hnaps bel fd?1 ,pea.
bet 5id Elm Serr an bic n%mitebenoen.
,0ier is N Silfa," fagt @iner, .uno
S,ebt cine 5tasAe berupr. Daraui Der
@erstte NIT n1atter. Stimrne: .sOrebn
Sc mir - man. mod W. crit NAL
sebbris I'm go bet al bat @aGer =
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1892-03-10

Nt Gus Dem }, N0lstmuSe NorelpOW0eNs W.a
Der 6unaer. pber Sled. 1pphuS 1T
Sin S@lelien unb Srlonb epioemish. IN
arbern 9anoern nit b1berer 2ebensbal'
tuua uiro e. niitunter e~iuSeidleppt u1to
aefaltet iid nidt ieIten ~ elmer uerbee'
Tenoen Geud)e, bic BON ben Ieratel1 ipeit
mebr 9efardtet spirb. ais Heft .uao
0Iottern /; bic Nniteduussstfabr uno Die
6tertlidteitrate jinb ndmlit pael gr6s
6er. Die Grippe bat ibr belonoeres
alima, her TppbuS bat ieoe gone tar
nd. Die Seube bauert IN Der We9el
riel ldnoer, dis leoe anoere; he per-
fmwinoet erit hana, ,uenn lie te.ae Nab'
rnna mebr finbet. Bon ben 1882
Rranieu, melde ieit pier3.bn Sabren IN
brei enalilden Spitdlern behanoelt 'uur'
ben. Narben 10 8roSeut. Be'onoers
aefdbrli1 1T bic Sen4e tar Grtpa@lene;
Bel Nerionen uber 80 Sabre git, ltelsf
b;e Sterblidteitsrate ioiort aui raebr,
elS so 8roaent. Die &rantsett tplro
al eriten onrd bic sroben ounfs!rotbe1
alede ouf Der 8ruit ertannt, oaber bat
Ne ihren betannteien Namen; ne betbt
and .@diHsEeber,. neil fie niellt aut
Sdifen, bic cine lanse Gahrt baben,
beren BaKer uno NaDranssta,ttel 0nr
&eise seben, auSbri9t
Ser Nusbru9 bes 9un9ertppbus I'M
ter ben ruIijden Suoen aui ben, trar.s
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