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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-26
A MENACE TO BUSINESS.
Republican Maladministration Recoiling
Upon the Democracy.


The country is now reaping the log
ical effects of the recent republican
victories These victories are accepted
as the consequences of hard times and
the delay in repeating the Mckinley
bill. AS the repu blicans wish to win
more victories they are resolved to per-
petuate the hard times and continue
the delay as far as they can. This is
simply the operation of the law of sup
ply and demand.
When Senator Harris proposed 20 ex-
tend the daily sessions of the senate in
order to afford facilities for discussion,
he was interrupted by an objection
from one of the Pennsylvania senators
before he had time to formulate his
proposition. Mr.. Frye stated he was
in favor of postponing the tariff bill
till next December, as he believed that
1t would do more harm than the war
did. Mr.. Quay said he would not work
extra hours in order to pass bill that
would be the ruin of Pennsylvania
Both these senators must be credited
with too much ability to permit them
to believe the extreme things they said
about the bill. But the whole tendency
of their remarks was to disclose an in
clination to obstruct the passage of the
bill. and to keep the business element
in suspense. They are satisfied that
business depression will help their
party.
The menace to the country from this
conspiracy arises from the fact that
there are democrats in it. Some of
these democrats are probably willing
to allow the Mckinley bill to remain
in force. 1t does not seem to have oc-
CURED to these senators that a new
revenue bill is absolutely necessary,
even from the standpoint of protection,
to which they seem to have become
converts. The Mckinley bill is not
yielding sufficient revenue. There is a
deficit in the treasury, which must
continue to grow larger so long as the
business depression continues. The re-
pubficans can contemplate this deficit
with equanimity, since their opponents,
having a numerical majority in both
houses, are responsible for legislation.
But the democrats cannot permit the
present situation to continue without
confessing their inability to enact the
necessary legislation to carry on the
government The democrats who aid
and abet the repu blicans in this con-
spiracy of obstruction can never in the
future enjoy the respect of the masses
of their party.-Louisville-C Courier
journal
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-26
CHAPTER VII.
A MYSTERIOUS FEun

The manner and language of Mr.
Dorion did but increase my anxiety to
hear all that he could tell about my
strange benefactor. To overcome his
reluctance, l gave him the story of my
life as it has been set forth in the pre-
vious chapters, dwelling much upon
the deep impression that Mr.. Bostock' S
liberality and his interest in me had
produced, how for years had cher
ished the hope of joining him here,
the difficulties had overcome to do so,
and my present deep disappointment
My account evidently touched the
listeIer.
81 see 1 must tell you what know.
You have plain right to be told. The
whole story has grown into the most
disagxeeable recollection of my life,
and with any ordinary inquirer l
should ignore the whole business And
if you will hear it, you must be warned,
at the start, that it will furnish what
l should think will be good reasons
why you should now abandon your
search for Pierce Bostock. Shall go
on?''
by all means.''
will put the narrative in his own
language, as nearly as possible.
My acquaintance with Bostock be-
gan about the year 1871, when he
came up here from Louisiana to look
for a cotton plantation that would
suit him. The account that he gave of
himself was, have no doubt, strictly
true. He had been raising sugar al
most all his life in La Fourche district
of Louisiana, and he desired a change.
He proposed to keep his great planta-
ton there under the charge of a
competent overseer, and to live here.
He must be immensely wealthy; for
seeing and liking this plantation he
paid cash for it. If you'll look over it
with me in the morning, you can
easily make up your mind that it re-
quired fortune to do that.
He removed here that September,
bringing some of his house servants.
He had two children-an infant in its
nurses arms, little Coralie, of whom
you will presently hear more; and a
son, Conrad, then fifteen years old.
He never said much about his wife.
In fact, he never named her of his own
accord; to those who thought they
had the right to ask questions, he in
variably replied that she was Partisan
born, and could not live away from
Paris, even with her husband and
children. All understood. from this
that it was a case where husband and
wife had agreed to disagree"
never could See that any one of the
numerous slave women that were
about this house in those days occu-
pied the position of housekeeper. There
were two or three of them who were
quite capable of it; but Bostock was
accustomed to get along in an easy, in
dulgent way, without anyone to look
sharply after the household affairs.
So there was waste, extravaganza and
confusion, as there always will be
where there is an indulgent master,
and no white woman to hold the rein
over lot of idle. shiftless darkies.
The boy Conrad had better dispose
of at once. 1t has been many years
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-26

JOLIET, Ill, April 1s-The Lambert
& Burrough wire mill, a branch of the
Consolidated Steel & Wire Co, has is
:ued notice of an advance in the wire
drawers pay of 10 per cent The blast
furnace Of the Illinois Steel Co, closed
for year, Will start up tomorrow.
May l the Illinois steel mill wills havs
1000 men on the nav roll
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-26
WoRKMEN INTIMIOATEO.
Riotous HungarIans and SIavs Stm Civil
Trouble in the Coke Regions.

Riotous HuBgsrIans and Siavs StIn Giving
Trouble in the Coke Regions.
CoNNELLsvMLE, Pa. April IS-The
scenes around the Wheeler aRd Nor
rell works last night revived memories
of the riotous proceedings when the
strike was inaugurated Mobs of
strikers marched up and down
the roads between the two plants
and those who went to work
yesterday We're besieged by hordes
of Hungarians and Slavs Fires
were built and kept up all night The
besieged workmen were frightened al
most to death. Many of them offered
to surrender and join the strikers, but
their wives and families dissuaded
them from this action. A large body
of deputies arrived yesterday and will
guard the works as long as there is
danger. Engineer Simmons and
Charger Joseph Ashton, who were
brutality beaten yesterday, are
now in critical con-
dition. Their assailants Will be ar
rested Despite the disorder at the
Wheeler and Morrel plants the strike
is over and next Saturday will see Ethe
entire region at work under the Frick
scale The leaders say the order for a
general strike next Saturday will not
be observed in the coke region. as no
aid was given the cookers in their late
strike
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-26
Shot Dead BY Bank Robbera

SYDNEY, n. s W., April 1.-TWO
masked robbers entered the CONNER
cial bank of Barraba in the Darlin q
district and summoned Manager Mac
kay to deliver up the money in the safe.
Maczay refused and was shot dead
The murderers escaped,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-26
Chinese ArrixnI.

SAN Francisco. April Is-The steam
ship Peru. which arrived from China
and Japan yesterday, brought T5S
Chinese passengers The unusual
number is due to the fact that the reg
isteri12 is drawing to q close.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-26

The difference between the Mr.
Reads billion dollar congress and its
successor, on the score of expenditure
is that the Reed congress deliberately
set to work to increase expenditures,
while the congress which followed it
found itself under obligations to coz
tinue the rates established before :t
came into power Of course, Mr.. Reed
knows this perfectly well, but he omiss
70 mention it-Boston Herald
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-26

Until the civil war brought upon
us the series of high tariffs that began
with Morrill's and ended with McKin-
ley's, the wealth of the United States
was pretty evenly divided, not only as
between north and south, east and
west, but also as between the two
great interests-agricultu and manu-
features. The democratic party had
been in substantially continuous as
cendancy in the government from the
Inauguration of Washington to that Of
Lincoln It's leadership and legislation
were all that time untainted with the
corrupt influences of the great vested
interests that are nowadays based on
the protective system. and which, as
Senator Voorhees, justly said in his
speech opening the debate IN the SEN
ate, have succeeded in placingit under
the duress of small majority" of that
Sun
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-26
BOILER EXPLOSION.

Three PersOns Killed and One Fatally In
1ured-
KEoKUK. Ia, April I9-By the ex-
plosion of a boiler yesterday at the
Hutchinson electric light plant three
men were instantly killed and one IA
tally injured Following are the names
of the dead: James Sterritt, Patrick
Keefe, John Rowan
The boiler was an old one and had
been giving trouble prior to the explo-
sion
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-26
Oueen Victoria I'D Coburr.

CoBURG, April Ia-Queen Victoria ar
rived here this afternoon and was re-
eeived in great state by the duke and
duchess of Coburg- burgh and bv
all the members OF the imperial and
royal families assembled here in order
to be present at the Hesse-Coburg mar
rage tomorrow.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-26
Verdict in Milwaukee Theater Fire.

MILWAUKEE, April 19.-The coroner's
jury, which Investigated the Davidson
theater fire, by which nine firemen lost
their lives. rendered a verdict yester-
day. No blame is attached to anybody
for the loss of life. which is attributed
to an unforeseen accident
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-26

New YORK, April 1s--Henry S Ives,
who died last night in Asheville..N. c,
was formerly member of the firm of
Henry 3 Ives & Co, which failed for
SIC 600 600 in August 1851
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-04-26
THE CENSuS.
OmcIsIs Pleased at the Extension of Time
for Its Completion

Pleased
for Its Completion
WASHINGTON, April fSACensns Of
fcials are confident that thoroughly
satisfactory adjustment of the work OF
the eleventh census will result from
the carrying into effect of the bill
which has just passed through con-
gress providing for the extension of
the time for the completion of the
work until March next 90
Superintendent of Census Wright
said to-day: 1.-THE census act
originally provided for a publica-
ton of names of ali surviving SOL
diers and widows of deceased soldiers
At my suggestion congress has author
lied the transfer of all the names to
the pension Office where they will be
of very great service This action will
save nearly $3.50. 600 to the government
1t will enable the census Office TO COM
plete almost all of the clerical work by
July, as contemplated by the law of
last October. There will be then only
small portions of these volumes re-
naming to be completed, so far as
copy is concerned The extension of
time is for the purpose t allowing the
proof reading to be done by those most
familiar with the census volumes Dis
charges of employees are being rapidly
made, but in all cases a week
or more notice is given to
those discharged and they are allowed
all the leave due them by law. The
statements that have appeared that
the census reports are being doctored
are absurd. The reports are being
brought out in all the integrity of Mr..
Porter's plans Wherever matter has
been or will be eliminated it is because
it is in accordance with his approved
ideas. No facts that were collected for
the eleventh census have been in any
way suppressed or changed As the
superintendent originally declared Of
fcialfy that it was to be purely a sta
tistica1 report. so far as still unpub-
lished reports are concerned we are
trying TO conform to that declaration"
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04

rab fibre 9orsbas paa en- anris9 Iar
til Canoe for at beHte I'm Camille, osr
nIttb pna bsnns Garstio ttlbrinetr
npsIs Tiger bos Mrs. Gubsriuns Gor'
rIbre, Nr. % Wrs. 9eber Sdmpion.
@nmIe Wrs. SOmpiUn fulsts bsnnssnia
til Chicago, narmsTt fox at ttlis en- ips
8ottsr, Wars. Gbrifopb,ricn.
Wr. 8. 3. Sdmis fra wRib
iuaufes bar bsrpppe for at leoiase i'm
Suitru tiIbnss; bun boOos Here Tiger
paret 8eiss Dos fine GOrrlSrs Sr.
Suaiun 3obiasion % Rome.
- Mrs. 6. u. Stssn bar taset fig
en- l1ofIust til @rope Slip for of sjsre
ct Beiss hos fine mango 8enner.
- 3e uns. 3am.r Sucriou fra CHI.
easo er reiit iilbase berben. Ser bar
be Ginit.r bos anut 2bOmpions 5as
mile.
- 9rofesior s. o. SustUebt, tioli'
sers 8eftprer al the Lutheran Pub
fishing House Der | gpen, bar uflost
ct Seiss. Sans Suitru % Born bauoe
opbolbt fig en- lib Dos fine Sl9stninss.
De er reiit tilbass til Siour Sails, bpOr
Or. Sustpeot er S.tprer ui ben nOrite
Spnobss SfOle.
- Niis Rasna Berg, Der bar beIsst
fin geniube Niis glanba Sudpis,
reiite | Onsbass tilbuse til Ga CROSSE.
= @iis @aa @eierion af Dalton,
Minn.. bar paret / DEBORAH ct Bar
Tigers lib Tom @iaf hos Wiis Sca
anberion.
- Or. u. s. Stenistb, tibligere af
Galmar, MI Gsent for R. 8. Yolf &
60, 8ubliibers, GbtcasO, bar | Deco
rab isaar. San refer for Folks Di-
rectory of Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
GeltDono.

9 samts 9use, iubtil ca. War l7oo'
brust. boer Wanb | Snlin8eal ct Sas'
ben, Iun falbt.i Seltponc, msooslsr
~Bsrb. Cana. Oct rar en- Er az
gorm Spm en- 9gmmsrmanbssr, men
libt minors, furipust mso ct lnn9t Stait
Tom rut Mancen cpsr SOUeost nnar
gr.u fob puu Soroen. Saa'nars en-
Ranb fortpb @nurosn, trs ban pei
tpbnusn meb us brusts ben iom Stao'
Gan bopbs ben mee, nnnr ban gu
QGrinbr I gpsb,n, til &irts % Ting
/, SfOs ps Mart. Den bar bans Terse
/ be bengans bpppiss SlaSsmaal. Ieo
Sirten Iatte 8snberns fine Seltpbnoer
iaien uoe / 8~aafubuist eler Snaberbii'
iet, os raar be Tom ub af &lrten, pnr
Der me9sn Stsi / 8aabenbuiet, fsr boer
0lano fl fat paa fin SeltponO. Baa
"SeItsgaaroen", en- S%nobesnins, bpor
SeItene unoer @ubstieneiten bar bunons,
bleu ben eiter Wassien ofte brust
Gla8smaal. 8rsIten Die Gnselltrup,
Icm bar Brett / Gul, bapoe Onttrtt9
1890 en- buaro Scamp meb 8snperne
for at faa benz til at ppstpe ben Gill
al babe SeltpOnper meb til atrten.
San blep truet paa 2iuet al ben Itolte
8pnbs 9isrn 2etsbalo, ~eftsrat fsrlt
8snbsrns paa 9iuset, leoeoe al Sjsrn,
bapbe negtst at eftertOmms en- tonseli9
Sorurbning ON, at Seltponper life
maatte mebtag.s til 8irfer. De itremte
u9lten 2iuet al ben samle 5ogeo, ion'
f~orfpnbte 8ubItabet, iaa ban tos Glu9'
ten fra 2insbuiet % bort / 8reItsgaar'
ben. 8jsrn % 8reitsn afsioroe osr'
paa eassn / ct 8aitetas, bpori gjsrn
table. gisrn bsbe fort eft.r. Sfisnt
8reit.n bar pupular ~fursprist, par
8snberns tubabt barme oper, at be ifte
fl babe fine 8aaben meo til &lrfen.
9aa en- @nnerreiie fra 2orpe bleo Sr.
Ole operfalot Of to itarfe Mrnb ps i'll
TO bpbe Saar | aniistet, af bpilte ban
bar @r ale fine 9a9e; men ba ban bar
en- naungieten itart aiGmpe, tlareoe
ban at rebbe 2ipst. Nu er Der tun en-
SeltponO isien / belle S~ullinsbal. 9eu
banser paa fin Saoersplaos paa Bill
Lamb / SOL. NmtsftOlelarer Selaub
Rumebal bar osiaa en- fra S~aGinsoal.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04

Sra benne Tib az bill the Northern
Iowa Band blot glue en- Concert bper
llse.
- Sapren / @inneibeit Gountp er
paa fine Steber iaar meset oestis os
siper en- COB @ritatnins for Corn, ipm
10 Der % Der bar laaet betpbelis Sell.
- Mr. 6. aOrnmeper, Der iibsn ioaar
bar beftpret s. Msaers 9eslbranoeri
i Sprins @rope, Tom tilbase til Deco.
rab iioite use. 2eslbranberiet bar
ialt %probueeret ooer 100000 MurIten
iiofte CONNER.
- vi, bppr tsrt bet er, Itriser GGe,
% bet er ionot, bet er en- ~bebrspelis
9srfe, men ioas Wunbas ipnes bet at
lase fig til &esn, glib bet bar iaa bel.
- 8ioliniiten Grnsit @iQett er iielse
be iibite teIesrafite Gfterretninser i
6orbebrins. Gan lisser MI unber 2a.
sebebanblins peo ct Subsiteb omtrent 2
timers Reiie fra Berlin, men bill meb
bet 5srite TONNE BERTH | Sslse msb fin
Srpoer. timber ct Spbolo | iaabant
Stem iom bans bar man Sob til at
pente bet bsbite &eiultat, os ale bans
Seiienbte Der pil bilie BAN meb ct
biertelist @elfpmmen.
- Scr. Il Mrs. Giblp Glidipn Of
ct. 9aul, @inn., Tom til 9eeurab | ct
tanst SGrinoe fibite 3irsbas, nemlis
for at besrape fit albIts Barn, Omtrins
~ Gar sammelt. Den ellie bsbs eitsr
nosle 3ases baarb epsoum. Bssra.
peIien funbt Steb fra 9. 6. Sauseus
GUS Snsous gftermiobas, % be iOrs
oiite 2epninser neblasbes i 5amilisns
@rapiteb paa ben nprite &~irfe9aarb life
lanst fra 5armen.
- Beter s. Saugens tiblisere Sisr.
nebus paa 8ater Street unbsr9aar en-
betpbeli9 Separation, iaa bet bliper EN-
f%remra9enbe gpsnins; belle Grpnten
bliper aloeles ny. Dmfrius ben life
Ottpber iiptter ben npe Sisbmanb Sr.
Stub fra Winneapolis berinb % begun.
Der fin Sanbel meb Slaber. San aster
at lRs9e inb ct iturartet llbpals al
beofte Slass.
- Or. 8iaiams reiIte | 9irsbags
til Netp gort for oerfra at ieils pper
Sapet % tilbrinse ct Glars 3ib peb
mebieini.e llniuerfteter | 3pitlanb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
SUbbeltmor0 | Burr DAT.

0irs. Cater fnnbtes Ssnbas Wors
gen mproet | fin Stnlo | Burr Saf, ps
IemIGItet paa en- ftr9ftelis Woabs.
8u9'Soueoet par iruit, Iisel,bes 0aisn;
paa ben enc Sibe Of Snlien Dor Der ct
Su9ioar, % Snlien Dor f~taaret uoer.
Gn Snip bar ituffet inb | Tiubingen,
Os Der bar Susiaar / 8rpItet. Sra
9isipusmunoeus 6prbsr fremsaar bet,
at Der bapoe prret alporlige ubsbage.
lisbsber meaem Mrs. Cater % benoss
Wtauo, Der er Steoets Slaste,, slitenen
iOrnt. Wr. Cater baobe en- 3ieneite.
gut peo Naun 8imet, os benne Ifuloe
bupe itaaet paa en- iaa altfor fortrolis
Sob mso Suitrueu, at Der az ben @ruitb
bIep Spsttafel / SuIet. 81. 8 ON Ni.
tenen bpries ct Club. os bette patte
Inabau Spii9t, at en- 8 q 6 Wanb, Der
tieuote Rpset I'll Smitanoisbeherne, be.
spubts at lebe efter Mrs. Cater, bog
uoen at finoe benoe. Ntan bapbe pRret
/ Staloeu 81. IL 2sroa9 Iiten, men
9isst bar life Der bensans. Sgnbas
Morsen peo Spptioen isubts Scr. Ga.
ter en- lioen 9atter no for at sipe Se.
Itene Sp Zen upant Sesipenbeo), %
bun fanot WUberen / ben beitrepne 2il.
Itanp, meb nOset Salmiub oper fig. ct
Bar Timer efter fanbt MAI | StOlebl.
iets Snobesnins 9iset af @imet, meb
ct ausle'Sul / Sas'SOpeost. 8erui
iluttebe man, at Stuooet 81. 8 9srbus
often orrbte 9jeneitesuttsu, % at Mrs.
Caters Sig bar brast inb | Stalbsn
mellem 81. IL often % 81. Z Ssnbas.
Sun bar nemlis life brabt Der, bpOr
9isst faubtes. Scr. Cater blsp M
arrsiteret Tom Murber os ibber bel
iprparet | Gansilet Der / DEBORAH.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
9elemarfsptoIinen.

Oct er en- CANNED 4raris of benaone
oenne 8iolin meo Napnet S~arbanser'
uiulinen, men bette er efter min Wenine
uristis. Oct fan moi life benestes
bette, at en- Wpoel til benne er fommet
fra Sarbanser; men benre bar not life
aubet END ct Barn at nRprte mob ben
nuperenoe 3elemartsoiplinen.
8rsbrere Grit os gileu Sellanb fro
8s Tslemarfen q ssentlis be Wano,
iOm fsrte ben frem til mere Sulbtoms
menbeb, us eIter Dem er Smut @Gefien
Stenfisnbalen at iamme 5amilie Nuti'
bsns isrite 5abritant al 6isie 8iOliuer.
Der bar snonu insen naaet bette Manl
iOm ban, % ban BIZ bel panItelis uper'
tr9ffss.
lager man for fig en- 8ipliu Of bans
5abritata, maa man itrar %in0rsmuls, at
Der ifal en- subt suet 6aanb til at ub'
fsre bette StDtfe &rbeibe. Sans Bio.
liner CT uobrebt Ooer belle Norse, %
bar funoet 8eisu ppsr Qtlanteren til
Gmerita. 0ten buor ben bar rsiIt ben
Og buor ben refer ben bereiter, / 9eles
marteu bsrer ben biemme. Ser bar
ben uOgee fig up til "Oen aar," Tom ben
MI ct, % oerfur ipnes ies, ben meb rette
bsr be~reiter fables 9elemartspiolinen.
acknowledgement.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
9ecDrab Dg Snegil.
'enurab.g on.n"s 2Obs ssSItlsSas
Ten ABE Ssst., 1894


fehe 9irsbns, ipntei 'Get 0orIfs
SeIifab", al bullet Sr. q. Grunoieu
fra be fFrfs 7ibsr bar paret MCotem,
% Son9forsuineeu "9ursn", bois 9Gres'
meolem ban cr, burbt feires berpeo, at
be iroiaubt iie / bans Siem ON Gfts'
ren for of sratiIere. De iuulsbts bleo
bet psiaa; tini9e irsumcote Northern
Iowa Band, % / ben berlise Giten, meb
SCrumuiif, Sous % Toler bsnranbt ct
Gar rigtis bpsssIisc Elmer uoe paa
ben rummeliss 9Gnos foran Quiet.
Gt Mr. Gnunoien Ifulbe bare ain
20Se @eburtsbas" bar NOT rpttes 8p'n,
tbi fore Starer at MsnneIfer tiliObs %
tilpogus iamleoes paa Sortonoet os
Gnosu berncoe for at bsrs paa WuIiten.
Ter lna en- p~irtelis feitIis @lrbe ouer
Vile ps Gnboer, Os Sr. Gnnnbien %
5omilie iatts flor Gris paa ben Dp,
mrrtipmbeo, Der bIep pit Dem oeb ben.
ne Gnleonins. San bar anmobet %
ON at nctuls npsle bjertelise 9af,eus
Orb til benz, iom peo ben 9eiliabeb pua
en- elIer nnben Wnnbe la9oe for Dagger,
at BE- omfatteoe BAN % bans girtiom.
heb meb penlig Suteresie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-04
Sra Nberetombte, ". Sat.

Sor uo9Ie Mnareoer Iioen antom BERTH
Or. 6. &a8nOaloieu fro ROrse. san er no.
eramineret fra 8riitiunia uuiperIitet, oa bar
iaaoel oerfra iom fro andre gtutoriteter paa
bet l9aeptornitabellse Smraoos, ppperliae
GnbsfaIin8er. Or. Ru9nualoisn bar, ben
forte lib, ban bar pRrst Der, Iaat for 9oaen.
at ban FOREIGNER oisie GnbefaIinaer. 8Ianot
anSst bar ban meb l~prbauienoe 9petiabeb
uoisrt nosIs me8et pauiieIiss Gperatipn.r.
gn Glore 2GBe, Tom asiiitereoe BAN, erfl9.
reoe, Of ban baUbe life Iet beore uofsrte
Operatipuer ielp peo SoipitaIet / !tritiania.
Seq itaI / oenne 5orbinosIie pmtale ct Eli.
fGloe.
On ing Suitru baboe uRrst ipa Iioen
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bsnot, baabeoe nossn SiRIp for benbe.
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til Gbererombte, % 9ioeube, Der hos ham
par blsone hiulpns aubefaIebe bin unoe
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oa brnst til BAN, Os .meo TT ~iaopauIia.
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farlis Operation. Zen Spgs beapnote
itrag at iomme FL, Os er III neppe Ill at
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at bun oil bIipe f%ulotommen frif iaien.
pun HgSer en- COB 9ieis / en- alore apinbes
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Csmrr'iombeo paa Or. RaanualSI.n.
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loH Sr'isr Tor en- long Reiis til 8per | Bitten.
be lRs8es iub paa SoiYitaler bIanSt
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paatranseHSs srOisIptmas.ri.
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titles Deb siosn al psr, spatios.
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