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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31
Teachers for Colorcd Nights school,

Teachers for the colored night schools
have been appointed as follows:
E. NJ. Brown. A. NJ. Mason, J. f. Sy-
phax j. W. Cromwell. Nj. s. Gibbs and J.
Storum, principals. at $3.50 each per night.
and d. S. Thompson, principal. at 81 per
night. The following are teachers at 80
per night: NJ l.. Washington, A. K. Cole.
S. Hall, G. Lightfoot NJ. V. Tibbs, NJ A.
Allen, A. E Alexander, l.. A. Bruce, M. F.
Parker, H. C. Smith, NJ. H. Somerville E.
Z. Perry, A. S. Holmes, l.. l.. Welsh, NJ. A.
Madry. r. L. Mitchell, NJ. e. Wilson and
Il. G. Sewell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31
Coming Foot ball Elevens.

The third eleven of Genzaga College have
defeated the Eastern Junior team; score,
20 to 4. Challenges for the third eleven of
Gonzaga College should be sent to Frank
NJ Cavanaugh, 105 L street northwest,
whose average weight is not over eighty
pounds.
The Young Orioles have defeated the
Young Essexs by the score of II to q. The
feature of the game was the playing of f.
Wells for the winning team. Send chal-
lenges to J. Began of 916 9Th street north
west for the Young Orioles.
The Pennsylvania Juniors have defeated
the big Mount Vernons by the score of s to
4. All challenges to be sent to No. New
York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31
Army Orders.

Capt. VIM H. Corbusier. assistant sur
geon has been detailed as member of a
special board of officers at New York. vice
Capt VIM. c. Shannon, assistant surgeon,
relieved Maj. Joseph T. Haskell, twenty
fourth infantry, has been detailed as a
member of the examining board at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan, vice Maj. c. C. Carr,
eighth cavalry, relieved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31
Can't Seize Spirits.

The Attorney General has given the Sec
rotary of the Treasury an opinion that the
South Carolir a dispensary law is incpera.
tive when it comes in conflict with the In
ternal revenue laws of the United States,
and that the state authorities have no
right to seize spirits IN bonded warehouse
for violations of the disrersGry law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31
LATE SPORTING NEWS
Three Favorites Again Won MT tn
JuMeti0n Track.

Three Favorites Again Won mt the
Junction Track.
Three favorites, two second choices and an
outsider won at the st. Asaphs Junction
track yesterday, and the bookies got much
the worst of the struggle. Lucille Bohn
colt was the real good thing of the day.
starting at to I, and being quickly backed
dow to even money. An equally good thmg
was Song and Dance in the second race.
at 5 to 2, and the real smart ones played
him to their limit. He had but one COM
petitor, Roche, at to 2, and won in hollow
fashion Griffin never raising his hands.
The results after The Stars report closed
were:
Third race-Six furiongs. Time, lit "a.
Flush. to 1 PENN. observation-disclosures. 1
Evelyn Carter filly. Apprentice, st. Vim
cent and Benefactor also ran.
Fourth race-Five and one-half furionss.
Time 109 IA.
Derfargilla, to 10 (Griffin). .......-........ I
Little Billy.
weinberg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d
Prince John and lola also ran.
Fifth race-Six furlongs. Time, lis "a.
Lucille BONN colt (Sims). .................... L
Pouch colt. :..........................
Tuscan .
Amsterdam Forager, Travesty, Whizgig ii
Colt, ana IrOSlen SetulnS also ran.
Sixth race-One mile. Time, AZ ga.
Lady Adams (keefe). ...........-.... i
Puntzer ......................... =
GleeSome .
Paris and Tom Skidmore also ran.
A good-sized crowd saw three favorites
and two third choices win at Alexander
Island track yesterday, and the talent had
rather the best of the argument. The
fields were very large, but no accidents &C.
CURED. The results after The Stars re-
port closed were:
Second race, six and a quarter furlongs:
Johnny (Neary), to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l
McheeVef. .............. ...................... :
silver queen ........................... D
Time, L2O IL
Nenusberg, Belisarius, Bolivar, Vocalite
and Soprano ii also ran.
Third race, four and a half furlongs:
Paragon (Morris) to 1....................
camden ....-.................... :
Detroit D
Time, 80.
My Girl colt, Lura, May Bird, Criterion,
May d., Maggie Beck, TriXey Gardner and
Beautiful Bells also ran.
Fourth race, five furlongs:
Fagin (Corbley), to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Blue Bird ...........................
Time, 1.O2 IL.
Elmstone, Pathway, Billet Doux, Jack
Lowell and Shocks also ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs:
Siberia (Corbley) Z to l0..................
Juahlta .
Time, LII.
Pattie, Jimmie James, Surgeon and Ia
coney also ran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31
An Observation-Disclosures.

In the Police Cotrtsi yesterday Bessie
Bland and Carrie Rssa were charged with
conducting an unlicensed entertainment and
also with selling nqRor without a license.
They demanded jury trial on the charge
of selling liquor without a license, but plead
guilty of conducting an unlicensed enter
tainment, and were fined s. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31
Mr., Howland,s Ontario Won.

An exciting steeplechase took place on the
Home Farm near Geneseo, N. Y, yesterday.
The contest was for cup valued at $500
and presented by +. j. Mackey, ESQ.,, of
Chicago. The race was over a tagged cross
country course three miles and repeat, and
brought together the finest field of blooded
horses ever seen in the valley. The race
was won by S. S. Howlands high jumper.
Ontario,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31
LA GRIPPE.

NEW YORK, February II, 1894
Gentlemen-I had bad attack Of the
Grippe, from which recovered after using
two bottles of your remedy. I had terrible
pains In the head. chest and oil over my
body, and was exceedingly weak. and
now. thanks to your remedy, l am quite
recovered. / may say l am still using II
to keep my system pure.
F. b. wALINSLEY, 1877 LIST ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31

The United States Court of Claims has
rendered judgments in favor of 1888 let.
ter carriers for time served in excess of
eight hours a day. OF the whole number
Of cases decided. 100 came from Chicago,
"a from New York and 4 from Frederick
Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31
johnson Breaks Another Record.

John s. JSassson made an attempt for the
worlds record for an unpaced mile before
leaving Buffalo for Chillicothe yesterday,
and he succeeded in covering the distance in
l:JI 4-5, or 20 seconds faster than the
record made at Springfield this year by
Walter S. Sanger,
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VIM. Radam's
MicrObe Killer.
BOOK ABOUT 1T FREE
DON'T FAIL TO SEND FOR TT.
CANCER.

bON Il III SEM TUX II.
CANCER.
BROOKLYN, y. Y. January 10, 1894.
Gentlemen-In August, 1S92, ] commenced
treatment with q specialist for Cancer
Of the Breast. and on the Gath Of May,
1898, / underwent a severe operation I'm
the Seney Hospital, Brooklyn, LAYING the
entire breast and glands removed; also
the glands Of the arm, leaving running
wound that would not heal and confirm
ally growing worse.
In July commenced using your MI
CROBE KILLER, AMI after taking several
gallons the wounds entirely healed; l re-
gained the use CT my arm, which l had
lost, and have ever since been In perfect
health. which, feel convinced. was only
caused by your MICRoBE KILLER.
FANNIE A. GREENE, 256 Iivinston st.
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Take "Ripans" for

Hon Ancnoo Most forms OF headache are
AASe~&a"nsS caused by a arrangement of
the stomach. torpid liver constipation,
and can be cured by removing the cause.
Take . tabule when the first symptom ap-
pears, and IL habttual, take one after the
morning and evening meal and Increase the
dose II more required
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AXE "Ripans" for

Constipation s.n 'ns sa'' sea a1S a s
of the diseases Of the stomach. liver and
bowels and all skin affections. 1t Is usually
the exciting cause of headache, collie and
many chronic arrangements Of the internal
organs. 1t il a dangerous condition, and
is promptly relieved by taking one tabule
after meals.
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AXE "RiDanS" for

Is 80 common IN this couu-
try that II Ia known as the
American disease. 1t IL the cause Of more dis
tressny symptoms and suffering than any
other. The first symptom is usually distress
after eating; this is followed by nausea,
loss Of appetite, headache, pain in the side,
constipation, natulence, dizziness, partial
blindness palpitation Of the heart, often
enormously supposed to be q very dangerous
heart disease. These troubles induce mental
depression and general bad health. mlser-
able existence is the result Of ordinary
dyspepsia that has been neglected that
other remedies have failed to cure. One tabule
taken after each meal will cure d, spepsia.
II three q day too active, use two day
and properly regulate the diet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31
CHRONIC ULCER.


CHESTER, Pa. August Is, 1894.
Gentlemen-I have had Chronic Ulcer
: or Sore Leg for 81 years, and have tried
Z some Of the best doctors. without any
material benefit. After taking 10 bottles
Of RADAM'S MICRoBE KILLER / am
! about cured. and have gained 80 pounds.
My wife had Sciatic Rheumatism, and
= tried the best medical skill. without avail.
She began taking the MICR0BE KILLER.
Eight bottles entirely cured her.
JOHN NJ. THOMSON.
DYSPEPSIA AND FEMALE TROUBLE.
CAMDEN, s. c., August 20, 1898.
Gentlemen-Unsolicitcd. and with the
: prcfoundest gratitude, 1 add this. my
2 testimonial, to the many you already
have.
4 In nv case Etook the MICR0BE KILLER
for Dyspepsia. and 1t cured me. My wife
) used 1t for Female Trouble, with the most
, excellent results. T. SPRADI.EY.
SWm. Radam MicrObe
SKiller Co., 7 Laight ST.,
SNew York.
AGENTS FOR WASHINGTON:
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ACKER 4 KENNER. 142o Pa. ave.
oc31-w2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31

The next arrangement is particularly
suitable for young matrons. and is. IL that
be possible. more simple in construction
than the first-merely a twist of ribbon to
go around the knot of hair; then a single
loop of wider ribbon each side of the
center. and two pretty Mercury wings fixed
against these, as shown In the drawing.
Either velvet or satin ribbon may be used
effectively, and. of course, the most becom-
ing color must be selected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31
Take "Riparns" for
Rad Taste Inn Month may be

to ovar-eatins, dyspepsia or some derange-
meHt Of the liver. II 10 usually In
the morning; the tongue is coated aud the
breath offensive. Tnke tabule after
meals until the bowels freely. and
afterwurI use one or two tabules a day. as
required
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31

The last young lady finds it necessary to
wear more substantial head covering, SO
has secured what milliners term "a crown"
covered 1t smoothly with black velvet,
edged 1t all around with jeweled passe-
menterie, and then, just trifIe to the left
of the center, has placed a military-looking
Alsatian bow Of palest pink ribbon, showing
rather heavy cords of black.
Any one of the dainty articles described
may be made with very slight expense, and
only few minutes time, and every man
friend you have-and. of course, your one
particular friend-wiIl think what a dear.
considerable little creature you are, and he
will want to take you out twice as often as
before, just to let everybody see what a
pretty, sensible little sweetheart he has.
The Theater Hat.
To the Editor of The Evening Star:
Permit me TO enlist under the cheerful
banner of equal and fair play to all in the
matter of the common rights which the pur-
chase Of theater ticket should, but does
not. unfortunately, always secure, and
strike a blow In the knocking off of the
abominable theater hat.
The pioneers who have taken UP this most
important subject have my heartiest SYM
pathy and acquiescence. There are no more
conclusive arguments to be found 1t seems
to me. than those already set forth, and one
can only add another and very strong seal
Of appreciation upon the view taken by the
courageous few who cry "A la mort, thea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31
AXE "Ripans" for

RHxoc THIS painful, Itching skin disease
lis nearly always caused BY some
form Of stomach disorder by chronic con.
stipation. When these are relieved and the
blood is purified, the disease disappears. Take
one tabule. after meals. twice daily.
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Take "Ripans" for

HeA riff nNun psrnfs caused BY dyspepsia. The
y AS3~A ~ ~&a gastric juice Is too strongly
acidulated and sometimes breaks Up into the
throat. The dose Is tabule when the
symptom appears, and II habitual. after each
meal as often as necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-31

No. COAX Hat Rack. French hcyelsd mirror,
Mo- T42-Quartered Oak Hat Rack French bey-
eied mirror: .'... !;
French beveled mirror Observation-Disclosures.
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II. high, n. wide, 2sx3a French bevelad mirror,
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3xI0 French hcyelcd mirror. deliberately carved. :.
1 No. 3l3-Solid CHARTERED Oak Hat Rack. TT.
high, f.. wide, very massive and heavily carved.
4px5b French beyeled mirror. Must be seen to
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AXE "RiDanS" for
Take "Ripans" for

Dysentery andss.t TO food passa Sf
into the intestnes and causing an irritable
condition OF the internal lining This causes
painful, bloody, watery discharges, and IL
very weakening. The proper dose u one
tubule twice a day after meals.
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Take "Ripans" for

Impure Bloodsss ' ssi. s@ Sssss.. '. sss
many dangerous troubles. 1t is the result
Of a torpid liver or disturbed condition of
the digestive organs. Take one tabule after
meals, morning and night.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
Scr Sabn3ugrnnb in Sirgiuirn.
Sou Oeu 9idubsru nod feline Spur. - Dit
Seute ioI S25, 900 uid]t iberfteig.u.

Sou Sen 9tdubsru nod feline Spur. - Die
Seuts iol $4,000 uid9t uberfisigeu.
&aibinstou. Is. Stt. - Die
2nnabme, SaB Der aus Sin9zSIn9 cnts
iprunQeue StrdIlin9 $50. Garter Der
6Hbrer Ser Snnbe mar, weIdc Sen ircs
den GtienbahnSu9raub bel 2lqutaz@resf
Ueriibtc, miro 6urh Oie Gbatladc be-
itartt, ouB Garter per9angcne @Ode in
2lleranSria, Sir9., geieben uurOe, ais
er im 8e9riffe ltano, IN DEM Saben Der
@cbrI0er Weaoon elncu HeOOlocr 81
faufcu. Sb Ell cine g8afIe mtrflih 9es
fault, t0nuen bic 2tu9elte(lten Oc5 Sc
idaftss iia ui9t erinncrn.
Die POIijei oou 9llcran0ria 9lau6t
ebenfaQs, @twuS sur 3OcntifiSirung ONcr
Grgreifuns Der Spiebuben beitragen 5u
t0nncn. 2lI8 am SamitagSzgl6eno Der
nm II llbr 40 Miuulcu ans 9tidnlun0,
Sirg., fauige a3uq auf bem OOrtigen
SabnbOi untanr, itic9eH 0rei i3Gbig 9es
flelOcteu OtGnner aus, melfe 8iiu0el
untcr i6ren 2lrmen tru9en. Die OtGnz
usr sogcn ii6 nad einem Ser IuBen9ez
bGure 3urif unb tue1lclten BORT rle
GleOer, nobel iie pergaBsn, bic alten
&lciSungsfIfe mitiuuebmen. Der BOT
faa rparS I'm Otitterua1t i'm Boll;et'
5Guptquartier gcmel6et, aber Oann
paren Die uerOGdtiseu 9siellen iaon
laugit OsriawunOen.
Die nit Der SerfOlguns Ser 9fduber
betrauteu @ebeinlpoli;!lten baben itd)
na6 WarglanO. in Der 9li9tung uaa
OtarIborO' gu, gepanOt, naaOem iie Die
lleber3euguus 9ewOnnen, OaB Die Spiez
bubsu Ocn 6luB 9etreu;t, anitatt, ME
man 3uerit augen ommen, Dem 9elelie
Der 8abn entlauS 6rcberifSbur9 5u er'
reiden iuhteu.
81. ). =. u. S,rring, ser @encralz
@5siddTisiabrer Ser n2lOamS' @rpreBe
Comp, lit nod INNER bier unO leltet
periOnlid 6ie &eriOlguns Der 9fauber.
New : 3 YOrf. Is. Sft. - yta4 2ln@
gaben beS PraliOsuten gSelr uOn Der
r9lOams' GrpreBs@Omp." iO0 bic 8cutc
Der 9tauber nidt mebr aI8 $4,000 be-
traQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
(Ssptl2i.a.T.-fl
Gus Sii0 9tmcrifa.
Gin Tt:entat unf ba @oma.-@s sGbrt nrd)
ilnmer in VrailLien.

Gin Nt:entat unf ba @oma.-@s sGbrt npd)
tlnuer in @raiilisu.
90 tonteoiSeo, 16. Oft. - 0ic
BoIisei beridtet, 6a6 Gin Ittcutat nui
Das yebeu oc5 9tbmirnlS 81 @ama pers
binOert wurbc, nnb lif slueI Der DtOros
9sielleH, Elm gOrtu9ieie unO eia graii,
lianer, III OaIt ttiinoen. Die Seiocn
tum:n por etlua arci Sagen ans 9lio Sc
5auelrO bier oil.
SucnO6 q DrcS, 16. Sftober. -
9tadrldteH pom Ocr SrcnSc uruouaD'S s
meloCn, oaB cine aus 1000 bralll!aniz
IbeE 9(c5clen bsltcbenoe 2lrmce Die Sc
gierungstruppcn in 9(iO Granoe ooSul
0elhle9en. 8oroa 5taqin uno anocre
geuerdlc fiGrten bic 9lcbcllcu, mGbreuO
bic 9fegierung8truppeu pou @eu. Saulz
pino bc!ebll9t wurosn. Serltdrfungen
itno pom Horto 2le9re nady Der GjrcuSs
9elanOt morocn.
Sa lparaijo, Chile, 1G. Oft. -
Die 9ts9ieruu9 ucrfauftc Is 9ht:atz Oii>
nen fir 81, ,137 900; lie mirb 0emnG6jt
uettcre 13 III cen Otarfr brtHsen, wtlbe
auf SS47,00 scwcrtbct iino.
Vim q, 8eru, 16. Stt. - Cine Ibz
tbcilunS 9tebellen unter bemG Omman5o
rinc8 9tcficn Oes Oen. Saainarpo bat
GnamadudO eingenommcu. Gruppen
lueroen nab EruiiQo 9eianOt, nm su
perblnNcrn, OuB Die febsIlen audi Olc;
len HiQB e;unebmcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
Ser froufc Ssar.

2onbon, 16. Stt. - @iuer @ie:
ner 0cpcidc beS rGcIcarapb" sufol9t
lauteu Die lcttcn 9tudri6ten aus &ipa:
oia berubi9enO. Sas Bcfinoen oea
Gsaren iOa iid 9ebsiisrt baben. D.,
&aiier scbt angeblih bdufig aus, ieiu
2lppetit lit ipieSergefsbrt; aud beIhdi=
tigt Ii9 Der Giar wieOer anQelcq.ntlit,
nit 9tesierunssgeidditcn un0 bat meb.
rerc bObe geamte gum Sortrase su lid
beidicOcu.
9erlin, 16. Sh. - 0a8 GuiIcr
glleran0cr @arOez0rcnaSicrz z9icQimeut
9tr. 1 fetcrte beutc btn SnbrsSta9 leiucs
SOziabrisen Seitcbens. 9luf benl anz
ldBlia pes Suses 9c9cbsneu i5eitmable
brabtc @cueral ser Suianterie uou
Oahnfe, uOrtraqcnber @cneralz 4oiutant
6eS &alicrS unO la suite oes 9ieaiz
mcnts, ben Soait Gui ben G;ureu, Sen
@beI ots 9fc9inlents, aus. Gr qc6 Ser
6oinnua auf baIOi9e 8ieOerbtriteQuus
OeIclben IuS0ruG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
Wrbcit uun SnDnfriI

9te ~ : y OFT. 16. Sftober. - SIM
Sauptquartier Der au8itGnDi9en Dtdn'
telmader mur6e beute befannti 9e9ebtn,
6aB a6tsebn Der fleinen Tabrifanten Die
6OrOerun9en Der Striter belui(Itgt unb
einen SOntraft unterSsi6uet 6abeu, in
Sufunft i9re 2lrbsitcr bel Der Wo6e gu
bs3ablen. Sed8tauieHO 9Irbeiter pers
ben in 6olge Deiieu mor9en Ste Irbeit
rpieoer auTnsbmen.
6itd Bury, Ma7., 16. SttOber.-
yBartz0illzSpuncreicn" baben geltern
nit 1900 2trbeitcrn unb grbsiteriunen
ben Setrieb wie0cr aufsenommen. Die
9lrbeits5eit lit auf 50 StunOeu pro So
die fsit9eisst, unO islbit bel ben reOu5lrz
ten gObnen uerbieusn Die 2eute iett uIebr,
alS Dor Se9inn OeS NuSitanbi8.
Sail u &iper, Waii., 16. Slt. -
Die 3abl Der 9(rbeiter bat in fat alien
Spinntreicn beute SussuOmmeu. Die
nod nu8itebenOen @cber bie.ten beute
cine Otuiienueriummlun9 ab, in weldcr
Spreder aus 8rOptbence uuo 9teps8e0z
ior6 gum Nu8horreu rIetben, aber trORz
Dem gewirnt Die gunabme immer mcbr
bic Sberhunb, boB Der Strife in weniz
gen 3agen Der Ser9nn9enbeIt angelo
rem iptro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-10-17
(a9s anttrer eeftrtaen 2: gl0saen: 4n aaOel
gGit fam 9lnnnfat @ibbs um's 9rbcn?
Cine aebeimniBOOle MO.Ouffuiyc wabv.

Gtne aebeimniBuollc Mo.bafiaivc wabrs
lteiullb uui3etl6rr.
elan6, 8, Is. Oft. - Die
biciigen 8oli5eibcbOrOen iinO Der 2lnz
fidt, OaB Der OtOrOer bc8 2lOuOfaten
WOnt3Ome Gibbs in Buffalo enolih
entOsft worpen 1T. 9aS 6rauen3imnlcr
Gable 9tobinion, ,pelde ltBte 9tadt.
na6Oem tic scltuuOcn, OuB iie @ibbs srz
mOrOct, nah 8uFalo sebradt murOc,
ideint rucuisiten8 tbeilpctlc Die BaDrf
belt 9eiprobrn ill baben. Sbr 0atte
beiinoet iid gegenwdrtig bier aui bic
2lnflage oe5 0taubes in lluterludun98z
halt, uuO Elm Better bon ibr, 9tamen8
Bert SnpOes, beiinOct iih inter Der
namli9en 4nfIa9e i'm @eian9niB.
Gin @sbtimpoli;iit iagte beute. 0aB
SnDOer Sen YOl!Seibeb0rOeu midtigc
2ln9aben 9cmudt bat. Se!nen Ir9az
ben na9 waren 9tobin ion unO btilen
Satin, alS iic i'm Icstcn 6riibjabr mits
teuo5 in Buffalo anfamcu, auf 9iuub
au5gs9anssn, O;e 6yau in Niannerflcis
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