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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-07
A st.,m narre Found Drifting.

PORT HURON, Mich, October 6.-The
tug Howard returned to Sand Beach at
noon and reports finding the.steam barge
Nashua drifting upside down about
eight miles off Bayfield,, small village
twelve miles south of Goderich. There
was large hole in the bottom of the
bull, indicating that the boiler and en-
CINE had gone to the bottom. No
bodies or floating wreckage was found.
1t is probable all hands were lost, as IL
any had reached shore they would un-
doubtedy have been heard from before
now.
The only names Of the missing people
known here are Captain Richard Miller
and wife, Archie Muir, of Port Huron,
pilot; Charles Broekway, mate, OF
Brockway, Mich, and John Putnam,
first engineer, OF Detroit. Captain and
Mrs. Miller left no family. Capt Miller
owned a third of the unfortunate boat.
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BUNooED OUT OF SIXTY DOLLARS.
A Stranger Falls Into the Clutches O
Elsie Grey, Et Al

Yesterday about noon stranger by
the name of James Casterline, of Wash
ington county, Pa, arrived in town.
He was on his way to Cambridge, but
dropped of here to consult a lawyer
about divorce suit pending between
him and his wife.
While wandering aimlessly about
town he met babe" Bardoin at the cor
ner of South and Main streets. "Babe"
took him around and kindly helped to
find a lawyer for him. He went TO S.
o. Boyce's Office, but Mr.. Boyce was
not in. Coming out Of the Office and
walking down the alley he saw the no.
torious Elsie Grey standing on the side
walk on Main street.
He introduced Elsie to the stranger
as S. o. Boyce's partner, and Elsie
kindly agreed TO conduct the suit on
payment of some advance money. The
stranger paid 81 to Bardoin for his
trouble and $40 to Grey, and later on
while talking with the stranger, Elsie
pulled out the strangers wallet, con-
tanning $50 more.
The stranger, as soon as he discovered
the loss, complained to the police, and
Gray and Bardoin were both arrested.
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TAPPING The WIRE.
Cine c'nnatI Prosecuting Attorney Refuses
TO Prosecute Them.

CINCINNATI, o., October 6.-Rooert
Smith, formerly Western Union oper.
ator, John Smith, his brother, and
Charles Dougherty, lineman, were in
the police court this morning charged
with tapping the wires of the Western
Union Telegraph Company for the pur-
pose Of defrauding pool rooms by hold
ing the reports OF races until accom-
plices could place bets on winners. The
Prosecuting Attorney was indisposed to
prosecute.
Privately he said the pool rooms were
law-breakers, the city was trying to
suppress them, and he looked upon
wire tappers as efficient assistants in
breaking up the illegal business. In
the court room, however, he based his
objection to prosecution on the ground
of defects in the statute, under which
the arrest is made. The Western Union
Company is deeply interested in the
punishment of wire tappers and will
push the prosecution. The cases were
continued until Tuesday next.
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ClosIng in ON the Cooleys.

PITTsBURG, October Ga Union
town, Pa, special says: Constable Will
son and Deputy Sheriff Pegg to-day ar
rested three more Of the notorious
Cooleys and placed them in Jail. They
were: Ida, Hattie and Russell, sisters
and brother of Frank and Jack Cooley,
the outlaws.
The officers went to the Cooley home
stead to search for the stolen booty OF
the dead men, and were rewarded by
the finding of an clubhouse full OF the
finest quality of clothing and other ar
ticles OF great value. The officers then
placed the remaining members OF the
family under arrest, charging them
with receiving stolen goods. They
were brought to this city p await
trial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-07
Aworthr Plan suggested.

MIYNEAPoLIs, MINI, October g.
The following telegram explains itself;
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct. 6, 1892.
To VIM. B. Green, Secretary american
Bank Association, t2S BroGdlodU NelC
York:
Why not call upon all members OF the
American Bank Association to contrib
ute each FIVE to ten dollars to fund
for the families of the men shot down
in defending the banks at Coffeyvtlle,
Kansas, in the Dalton bank robbery
raid.
[Signed] 5. +: NEILER,
President Union National Bank.
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Proceedings of the Episcopal Council.

BALTIMORE, October 6.-At the sec
ond session of the House Of Deputies
there was spirited debate Of resolution
four, the question being: should the
House OF Deputies concur with the
House Of Bishops in rejecting the reso-
luton?
Article FIVE was rejected. but articles
six, seven and eight were adopted.
Number nine was lost, and ten was car
ried. Number eleven was passed over,
as It is still in the house OF bishops.
Resolutions twelve, thirteen and
fourteen were also carried. On motion
of Rev. Mr.. Davenport, OF Ten
nessee, the president Of the House
of Deputies was requested TO
communicate to President Harrison an
expression of the sincere sympathy OF
the house with him in the presence Of
the sickness of Mrs. Harrison.
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Desperate Burglars,


COLUMBUS, o., October 6.-Two men
entered the house Of Louis Pfeifer, OF
Pfeifer & Borshanz, circulators OF the
ohio STATE Journal on Wisconsin ava
nue, az an early hour this morning:
Mrs. Pfeifer and her 4-Year-old
child were alone, her husband
being out OF town. She barred her
door but they beat it down; but just as
they entered she fired at them with
revolver, and seizing her child in her
arms leaped from an open window TO
the ground eighteen feet below. She
was not hurt, aud running to ne,gh-
boris house raised the alarm. The
housebrsakers fed, having secured
nothing.
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THE LONG DISTANCE RIDE.
The Stragglers Getting In at Both Goals
The AustriAns Ahead.

VIENNA, October 6.-Twenty-one
German riders have arrived at Floris-
dorf but none has made better time
than Captain Tepperlaski who was the
thirteenth German competitor to ar
rive, and who rode from Berlin in SO
hours and % minutes.
II was expected that Lieutenant
Reitzenstein would make better record
than any Of the riders. He reached
Iglau In So hours from Berlin but when
he arrived at Florisdorf he had been on
the road 73 hours and minutes, one
hour and 80 minutes longer than Count
Starhemberg. Lieutenant Reitzenstein
was the first arrival of the third group
of German starters. His horse fell ex-
hausted few PAGES beyond the goal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-07

ATLANTA, GA, October 2, P. Mt
is not thought the third party will carry
twenty counties In Georgia. 1t looks
ike sweeping victory for the Demo-
cracy, and there is every reason TO be-
lieve from the returns from 100 ont Of
137 counties that the majority for Gov
ernOr Northen will reach so, 1000.
The vote has been unusually heavy
everywhere, except IN Atlanta. There
was no opposition whatever here, hence
large amount of apathy which pre-
vented anything like enthusiasm.
So far not a single county outside OF
the Tenth district has been carried by
the Third party, though it is probable
some counties in the Ninth and some In
the Eleventh will go that way.
The greatest interest, since II has
been found that everything was Demo-
cratic, has been manifested in the
Tenth district, which is now represent
ed by the Third party apostle, Watson.
Watson is very strong in the country
precincts.
Augusta gives $500 for Northen,
which will in all probability give the
Democrats a majority Of 1,500 in that
district. Peoples party leaders claim
that many who voted for NOrthen will
vote for Watson in the Congressional
election next month.
That will be the real battle ground
for the next thirty days and there will
be war in earnest then. The election
has in most places been remarkably
quiet. There was a killing In Ogle-
thorpe county. A negro asSassinated a
white man and was himself killed. In
Augusta Dan BOwIes killed negro who
made an attack on him with a club.
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At the German Goal.

BERLIN, October Cup to last mid
night 4S of the Austrian competitors in
the long distance race from Florisdorf,
Austria, to the custom house in the
Templehof Field, just outside Berlin.
had reached the German goal. None Of
them have beaten the time OF Count
Starhemberg, who finished yesterday
morning, having covered the course In
II hours and 81 minutes.
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,,.,.v - punish crooked Politicians

NEW York, October 6.-The Demo
cratic National Committee Issued an
address this evening for means mot
onIv to spread the truth among the
neonle." !" but to prosecute and punish
crimes against the ballot" Among
other things it says:
"All anxiety about the State OF Ne"
York is allayed and she will give hel
electoral vote to our candidates. All
reports from independent and conserva'
tive sources in other parts OF the coun'
try are exceptionally promising.
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R,r Cirarette FACTORY Burned.

New YORK, October 6. 6.-hinney BIOS
bip cigarette factory was DESTROYED TO-
day: aggregate loss $25o,O0 Inc loss
iS inlIv covered by insurance. The ire
hroke out at about o'clock this morn
to IN the basement of the factory,
S6ere = large quantity Of cigarette pa
nar ~ was stored. 1t spread with great
raniditv to the upper stories and when
the fremen arrived they saw II was IN,
nossIble to save the factory ana aeVoseu
fbeir efforts to save theSadjoinlng 0nlia'
inga Nearly 600 hands, male ana 10
male. will be thrown ont of employ
ment,
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arorer Cleveland 81 Home.

-ZzARD's BAY, MASS, October g.
b. c. Benedict's yacht Oneida, with
resident Cleveland on board. drop
lanchor of Monument Neck at z
d this morning. Mr. Cleveland
tie personal guest Of Mr. Benedict
was the only passenger aboard, IL
nearly IL O'Clock before both gen.
en- boarded the little naphtba
ca and landed at Gray Gables
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IN. Hamburg seuase B.. Not Replied.

LONDON, October 6.-The Berlin cor
respondent of the Chronicle says: "The
Hamburg Senate has not yet replied TO
the grave charge made againstit py Mr..
Charles 81. Burke. the United States
Vice Consul at Hamburg, OF issuing
clean bills of health to steamers bound
for American ports after the city had Of
ficialIy been declared to be declared TO
be infected with cholera At a meeting
OF the Burghers' Assembly DIR. Gieschen
declared that IL Mr.. Burke's charge was
true the conduct OF the Senate Must be
regarded as positive crime"
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W. BOURKE COCHRAN
Addresses n Big Ratification meeting IN
fremont Temple, Boston-He hits FRO
lection Very Hard.

Addresses n Big Ratification Meeting In
fremont Temple. Boston-He Hits Fro
lection Very Hard.
Bosros, MASS, October 6.-Congress-
man w. Bourke Cochran addressed
big Democratic ratification meeting az
fremont Temple this evening. When
the doors were opened the large audi
torium was Immediately filled with a
crowd anxious TO hear the Congress-
man.
Congressman Cochran was greeted
with an enthusiastic demonstrating
when he rose to speak. He said In par
How are the interests OF labor b
served? for that is the question WI
divides both political parties.
The Democratic party believes IL 10
when there is most demand for II; the
Republican party seems TO believe that
1t is by some protective taxation.
The Democratic party believes that
the attempt 10 buttress national wealth
by mere legislative enactment Is but al
attempt to make this nation grow rich
by its wits Instead OF by it's industry.
When legislative power Is used TO
reach anybody IL can only be exercised
by taking wealth from somebody else.
The Republican party claims by high
taxation they are enrichiug the manu-
facturers first and the laborers after
wards.
We believe that whenever you ALLOW
free raw material to come into this
country, American labor asks no
other advantage. What has been done
for the shoe industry by placing hides
on the free list, we believe, would be
done for wool and iron industries oy
placing wool and iron on the free list.
In the paragraphs to the Mckinley
bill we have power given the Presi-
dent to suspend the operation OF the
| Tariff law. That was power claimed ~
Charles I. and James III.
appeal here In Massachusetts, Tor
wider Interpretation Of our constitution
! than the mere terms OF an instrument
which forms the basis OF the union OF
our States.
f, Is the constitutional system OF this
country confined TO the mere Woros ol
that instrument, or do We enjoy tnh'
constitutional liberty which the pilgrim
fathers sought? a..
n the reciprocity system Of Mr.
Blaine with its vicious unconstl ,,Sn ~
al encroachment upon the infsr - -
American people were TO oTine
millions into every city O.
the wealth would have DC
AZ too great sacrifice
tlons which made US
| which unfold TO US q,
we hope 20 accompli.
| A reference 20
| somebody TO call
David B. Hilif~r
will. tNr. Cq
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 6--The
conductors and motormen of the Citizens
railway struck this morning for eighteen
cents per hour and ten hour day.
Tbev, have been getting fourteen cents.
A few cars are running and the CON-
panv expects to have the lines In full
operation with non-union men.
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West virginia Po.tmasters.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October o.-The
following West Virginia postmasters
were appointed to-day: At Evelyn,
Writ county, j. r. Davis, in place OF
Lizzie Lester, resigned; at French
Creek, Upshur county, b. w. Phillips,
in place of J. B. Bunten, resigned; at
Scottdale, Marion county, c. u. Merri-
field. in place of d. Jolliff, resigned; at
Smlthton, Doddridge county, w. j.
Trough, in place Of Z. b. SHERWOOD
resigned.
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~ D. AldersOn's Good Work.


rFIELD, w. Va, October O.
John ID. Anderson, Democratic
Eate for Congress, and John Pres
Prosecuting Attorney OF Green
bounty, spoke here to-day and to-
% large audiences of voters.
ION made what is regarded by his
sS the best speech OF the cam
lie held his audience two and a
Iurs az il by magic. His speech
ufned 70 the Force BIZ, which
atsd "a a most convincing man
Preston and Anderson are moving
in the Third district. Mr.. Pres
de a strong speech.
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Prisoner WIN = Record Dead

Special Tsisgram 10 ths REGISTER.
COLUMBUS, O., October 6.-George
Burke, a jefferson county prisoner, died
tonight OF phthisis. He has been sen
fenced in the last sixteen years TO "A
years for forgery, years for burglary
5 for larceny, and was serving S-year
term when be died.
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MARIETTA SENSATION.

A PrOminenE Man Arrested, charged
with Arson.
spscsal TslsorcEl 10 the Register
MARIETTA, O., October Ga sensa-
tion was sprung upon the people OF this
city late this afternoon by the arrest oil
William Schlaegel for the burning OF
his house last night II is alleged that
he had the house insured for more than
it was worth. Those things In the
house which were not insured were re-
moved from the house and saved.
Schlaegel IS we'll known farmer ana
has borne the best Of reputation, andsls
about 60 years old. His arrest was Ike
the exploding OF bomb shell. de Is
now locked up in the county jail.
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ODD FELLOWS AND MAsONs
Charged With HynOptism and Other Un
canny Ways-An Unique Law Snis'

canny Ways-An unique La" S"i''
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, October g.
Byron p. Lockwood, of jackson, has
fled a bill of complaint in the Circuit
Court here. he is attorney for himself
The suit he commences Is against lne
Masonic and Odd Fellows fraternltieS
of this city aud the World, and ne Ge-
mands $50, 900 damages for injuries ne
claims to have sustained 10 character
ond feelings by reason OF having been
bIackballed several years ago. His
biIi covers forty pages of closely writ
ten legal paper and he accuses the fra
tarnities of using mysterious and un-
earthly methods OF discovering secrets,
and saws that they hynoptize the appli,,
cants for admission to the orders and
otherwise behave in uncanny ways,
The suit is by long odds one OF the
most UNIQUE eyer filed in court.
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T,ou1syrLLE. KY. October ga spe-
o,al r. the Times from Bristol. Tenn,
ssvs s PLEASANT Mccoy. member OF the
Mccoy faction OF the famous hatne'o
McCovI fsud, was to-day convicted oi
rnrrdd IN pike county, Ky.i and SEN
fenced 70 life impEis0nment
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FOUNTAIN WALKS A LITTLE. ~

He Expects TO walk from Now York City
TO San Francisco In Eight Months
S,setak TsLsoran1 TO the Register.
GRAFTON, w. VA, October 6.-Dovale
Fountain, the worldrenowned walker
of Norwalk, Conn.,, arrived here this
morning about o'clock, en- route from
New York city to San Francisco, having
left the former place the goth OF Sep
tember and expects to arrive at his des-
tination on June 1st, 1898. His average
per week is 257 miles at a rate OF i've
miles per hour. He left Mountain Lake
Yesterday morning at $50, reaching here
ut the above named hour this morning, a
distance of 81 miles, having walked AZ
of that yesterday. He has carried a
souvenir from each town visited, show
ing the date Of his arrival and depar-
ture from those towns. He left here
at 1880 this morning, and will arrive al
Parkersburg at noon Saturday, where
he will spend Sunday, expecting 10
reach Cincinnati at noon Thursday. be
seems confident of winning the prize,
and says that he is backed for large
sum bv his friends East.
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,.-rrrI 10 10 Aaas
. C., October 6.-The
~. ,s' which during its .Sillii, entire
. ..sr Drostituted to political
..s5 ro deluge the country
X mex, few days with a Hood
-....'.,.ss have been held back
-~s for political effect, and
y ,...-. ,.-' close los and careful exam
.,,-s me election, in spite OF
.--,s efforts made by the Dem
-,,sIsst House 10 secure their
os.ssd early in the session
w. 100000 20 Complete
....ss and Chairman Springer,
w.v. and Means committee,
|,ts introduction Of mis- tariff
-,-,bs. awaiting the results OF
Investigation; but they were
..~-ysr the statisticV OF those
4 -sss are favorable TO Republt-
|...,,.oa regari,ng the tariff are
..s5 IN bulk within a few days.
s-e,ssb.e that in the coming
..-s s,oi OF manufacturing statis-
r. oiPittsburg and Philadelphia,
N-,sst rrotectiye centres, are %
4 s,.s for no reason except that
|..r,rs from the strongholds OF
.os are particularly unfavora0le.
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- oAMrAIGN WORK.
sommervnle and Hon. ID. Conin
huss sig Crowd at Terra Alta
,-,--. 20 NJ Rsg.gsr.

,sommervllle and Hon. j. y. comm
bp,sa a Big Crowd at Terra Alta.
rs-m 90 ~ Rsgigsr.
\, Alta. w. Va, October g.
Il senator Sommerville, OF
Bg. and Hon. j. j. C70'f, the
NJ Young attorney, Of 4rvscon,
r,c,'cipg so the Wheeling bar,
s,eia large and enthusiastic au-
here tonight, Senator S0mmer-
r8or-diDg the originating Of the
down to the present time
5cb clear, concise and
manner that he enter
Nagd.ence for an hour and a
= at'eman closed his remarks
OF Mr. COnifTS ability TO
IAN iur.her with his orator
/. Is. and the way this enthusi-
Folng man handled the issues OF
y Nsroughti0rth round after round
use and his closing re marks IN
eng the Republican force Dill
syst % the highest pitch OF elO-
aud viii long be remembered by
bile Of this vicinity.
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IN HIS PROPER LIGHT.

The London "ChronicIe" Makes some
Pointed Comments on Andrew Carne-
rie,s liberAIty in Scotland and niiber-
ATTY as ROniestead.
LONDON, october 6.-The Chrolstcle
an article this morning In regard 70
AnS~~ef rnegie's gift to Ayr asks
~ not provide its own
kdepending on million
would be better en-
g his surplus wealth
hployes. 1t requires
on she part OF the
consented to the
.teac to pose as 3
d and e snlogist Of
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,',snrxorox. D. C.. October a. West
Mis-. warmer; fair: southwest Il Is
Western PennsyIvGnla and q - warm
I. Generally fair Friday. probably flowed pT
1sl showers on the lakes Friday /ht or Sat-
hay; brisk southwest winds. ~
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hnen o. Meyers at Charleston.

IsleqrGH % % bsClster-
lRLEsroN, w. Va, October g.
kHen o. Meyers, Of Ohio, spoke
Immense crowd Of people in the
Idratic wigwam here tonight. He
rHliant orator and mis- speech cres-
.reat enthusiasm.
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WHEEIING ". VA FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER . 1892
THE GEORGIA ELECTION.

Clark Howell Feels Assured That the
Democratic Majority WIN Surely Reach
10000.
NEW YORK, October 6.-The follow
ing despatch In regard to the Georgia
election has been received at the Demo
cratic National headquarters by Chair
man William +. Harrity:
ATLANTA, GA, October 8.
Impossible 10 get anything like official
returns now, but you may safely rely on
from 10000 TO $4,000 majority. May
possibly exceed latter figures.
LSigned] CLARK HOWELL
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'1E@TIyG POWER.
fr,sn Administration Used
FOR Political Ends
. rrs BUREAU PREPARED

49,. country With Manu-
'-''l &c 80 statistics That Favor
c,-.sn.ion .l--s Of the Repu0li-
+5s Tarif-Pittsburg
2. .osyrsdelphia N Not to be Men
psoouse the Reports are
sbls-The Census Bu-
Jrork Held Back for Po-
I'll purposes
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
Sagn fra Gicitao.
/. @nbinass NJ . On c.
tgR q t snenstiaost 'garoen'.)

qoa @aaresn gGoins iGieitab fanstes Tor en- gaeanelte.
albsr Eben cGer rI faa Bet en- fab gtenhene, burrpaa BE-.
40 neel xunoe aaHtseFeu. Elsie taIotss gGSinssSioni
geus. sasnst tiger, at be bnpbe Iieset Der 'mans'pIotg.
eunere 9or", 90 beretter fpleeHOe ON beres 0prinotlIe:
2tneau0 @rrberrs 90 "Sonte Ger" cancreoe cmtrtr
or / gereen, ION be reiaa en- Gag til gGbin9. 2e baoe
aast ct lonst Stptie Bel co bar babe trrtte ps iultuc.
IoRen pan @aorben ta9te ben Dag % bauoe netop iGi
arseet OWEN. "Sontc Isr" ipurstc, ON be fiji 9ou til
i brite zig libt etueu. Saba, be f, bn bet, iparte aonsa
SGa ipurste ban, en- bun baooe lot giao at 81 benz. Nci,
ct batbs bun 1si life. Ter ianbtes life grsb Snisi.
ga, hi fan bic til bet btir itest", "a "sante Ger". apHer
tents, at ba i, be not bic lrnse; for bun bapee mot lit
roset o. baoe grsb a. 90 bleu "Sante Ser" BARN pe
'us 2snmen fro gaesrppnsbuqet. ~Se ber@, "a ban. "Sa,
't sr bare stsn, bet~, ioarte aorsu. "a ina "Santc
esr" paa 8prberre. ipm reiite fig, fafcoe Einene itct pao
foneu, % "a: ga, er bet Stsn, iaa loo bet parc Sten".
zna Gil De 10. Wsn bn 9pnsn ftuloe tn9s 8rsbet no a
Cenen, ror Der bare a~aupeiten. 90 iiben bar S9oing
s;rmpsne li9oet Der III gtrai po Gorariel for ale. ION
lie anter ben ia.tise geiiureuoe en- gb Stoo.