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Evening journal., 1898-02-02
A IoKE WITH Av IN IT.


There is a certain young man Ga
slender build running around town with
a vest which would hold two such pri-
vate corporations as he possesses. 1t
happened this way:
A friend of his. who Is Of ample pro-
portions, took OF his cCat and ves,.
The slender young man, thinking what
a good joke he would have on his fat
friend, took off his own Sc silk vest
and substituted IL for the vest OF the
fat Individual Then he Went Off,
wearing the fat mans vest and telling
all of his friends what a big joke he
had played upon him.
The joke ran along for several days,
and the slender young man wondered
why he had heard no remonstrance
from his corpulent friend. A day or
two ago he met him in the reading
room of a prominent hotel In town,
and was astonished to see him wearing
the silk vest. which looked extremely
we'll upon him.
Hello John" he remarked,
where did YOU get your silk waist
coat?"
Il don't know" answered John.
Some fellow took my old vest and left
this one in its stead. II was a little too
small for me, but ! took it to the tailor
and had new back put in it, and the
more ! wear it the better | like it,"
"I'm very sorry, but you will have
to take it of, said the slender young
man.
"Why?" he was asked.
Simply because il is my vest, and
not yours" was the response. a
played the joke on you, and now / am
ready to swap vests again"
"All right, old man, but it will cost
you just IS cents to do it.
What is that charge for?" asked the
slender young man.
That's what I paid the tailor TO pui
the new back in
You don't propose to spoil my joke
by making me pay that?"
Certainly I do. if you don't pay j
you won't get your vest
We'll, il I must I must Herea
your rs cents-now, give me my vest.
Here you are" said the fat man
Nov give me mine"
Take it"
The fat man tried to get into hi
vest and could not do so, for the rea
son that the slender man had had
reef taken in the back of il to max
IL come as near as possible to fittin
his slender frame.
II think that the joke is still on m
side. suggested the Young fellow.
rRet much Said his fat friend -fo
you Will have to have new back pu
Evening journal., 1898-02-02
AMUSEMENTS
THOMAS e. SHEA AT THE GRAND
OPERA HOUSE

The patrons of the Grand Opera
House will be afforded an excellent op-
portunity to judge of the versatility of
Thomas =. Shea on Thursday, Febru-
ary 3, when he will appear in the IA
nous dual role of Or Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde" After seeing him as the hero
in other productions. they will no
doubt be interested in watching his i'm
personation of the modest, retiring DR..
Jekyll and the hideous MIR. Hyde. 1t is
said that Mr.. Shea's portrayal of DR..
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is one of the most
impressive performances on the stage
to-day. Several cities have declared
that no actor has ever surpassed him
in this double character. Popular prices
of 10. 20. 30 and so GEMS will prevail.
Evening journal., 1898-02-02
WHAT FRIGHTENED HIM.

When the Every Evening set cut to
rob the newsbOys of their routes and
TO make their customers office sub
scribers. it employed several canvass
ers. One Of them at least must have
been of a very cOwardly nature. He
called at a house on West Thirteenth
street and asked the housewife If she
would not like to try the paper for
three months for thirty cents. She
considered the matter for little While
and then answered in the affirmative.
Just wait. and l will go and get you
the money" she said. The canvasser
stood in the vestibule.
IL so happened that a little son OF
the prospective subscriber had a boil
on his face, and his mother, out Of so
licitude for her youngster, had put a
bandage about his head. While she
was upstairs getting the thirty cents,
this youngster trotted into the hall
way approached the canvasser, looked
at him inquisitively, and then beat a
retreat.
When the housewife came down the
door was wide open, but the canvasser
was nowhere to be seen.
Il is presumed that he thought the
boy had the diphtheria, and that he
ran away from the house to escape the
disease. The canvass and the can
vassers are now the laughing stock of
the household.
Evening journal., 1898-02-02
rHR PArRoLMAN's pEAT.

i he TAI ANOAslh-AtN - bA--N
Flynn is the happy possesor Of twins,
With rosy lips and soft blue eyes.
The father is glad that he gave the
chief
And the boys in blue such a glad sur
prise.
When the officer PAGES the bedroom
floor
And keeps good time TO the wild duet
OF infantile tenor and sad refrain
No time to rest while blue eyes are
wet
The boys In blue will listen and say,
There's Maurice Flynn out on his
beat:
He has no helmet upon his head,
No boots upon his wayworn feet
On duty without his uniform,
While riot RACES loud and wild.
He meekly listens to the strife
And proudly looks from child to
child"
For hours he PAGES up and down
The velvet carpet on his beat,
And thinks how all must envy him
The bliss that keeps him on his
feet.
At length Dame Nature claims her
own,
His eyelids dr0op towards his chin;
lie gets the rubber-tired patrol
And runs the little darlings in
Evening journal., 1898-02-02

in your vest, or at least have the pres
ent one cut down, while all / have to
do is to cut the stitches and shake out
the reefs of mine. Not only that, but
If you get bill from the tailor for put
ting that new back in your vest, don't
be surprised, or play the baby act, for
and that the bill was to be sent to your
address"
II surrender" answered the slightly
built young fellow Cigars, bartender
and good ones, at that"
Evening journal., 1898-02-02
so MUCH PER COUPLE.

If the statements of some Of the local
cabmen are to be credited, a system Of
tipping by minister's of the gospel has
grown up in this city. Everybody
knows what a nice thing IL is for a
preacher to marry three or four cou-
pies in the course of q week. II is SO
much clear money to him. and helps
to provide many a little luxury which
his salary will not permit him to pur-
chase
A cabman told the Wayfarer this
morning that 1t has become customary
for local clergymen to give them tips
whenever they take persons matri-
monlally inclined to their pastoral
residences. Sometimes the tip is a dol
lar; at other times fifty cents, and on
down as low as twenty-five cents per
couple. II is needless to say that the
cabmen carry as many couples as pos
sible to the preachers who give them
the largest tips.
Evening journal., 1898-02-02
HE WENT HOME HATLEss.

A West Side man braved the blizzard
and went to the Grand Opera House to
see two members Of his family home at
the conclusion of Rhea's performance.
Taking a Delaware avenue car the
home-comers got along all right until
in the neighborhood of Tenth and Mad
ison tsreets. There the wind caught
the mans hat, whirled 1t high in the
aid, and depositedit in a backyard some
distance away from the street.
lt was too late to aroUse the persons
living on the premises, and there was
nothing left to do bat to 80 home bare
headed and run the risk of taking q
heavy cold.
Yesterday morning. bright and early
the Wayfarer saw a colored servant
making a house-to>house canvass on
Madison street above Tenth. her au
thority being writ-of-about-town
with a full description of the missing
hat.
Evening journal., 1898-02-02
THE RAMS MADE NEW.

The regular meeting of the Park
Commissioners was held yesterday,
but only routine business was trans
acted. The bill of c. ]. Hamilton, for
repairing the two rams, which stood at
the entrance to Eden Park, was pre-
sented. The rams have been replaced
and attract a great deal Of attention.
Evening journal., 1898-02-02
WAYFARER'S NOTE BOOK
Things, Pleasant and Unpleas-
ant, Caught on the Way.
sKITs ON PERSONS AND THINGS

If YOU READ THEM BEFORE SUP
PER THEY WILL AID YOUR d.
GESTIoN, BUT THERE is MOTH
ING PUT IN THEM TO LULL YOU
TO SLEEP.
Evening journal., 1898-02-02
Ladies' Tailor and FHTrlaT

Repairing Fur Garments in the
latest style. Dyeing and Cleaning.
Fur Bicycle Suits and Riding
Habits. Evening Costumes.
All work guaranteed to be salts
factory.
Evening journal., 1898-02-02

NOTlCE.-The Board of Directors of
the Wilmington City Railway Company
have this day called for the payment Of
one dollar per share on each share of
stock of said company outstanding as q
further installment on account of the un-
paid balance due on said stock which call
or installment is payable on Tuesday,
March l5 1888, under the provisions Of the
charter and bylaws of the company.
THOMAS S. BELLAH, Secy.
Wilmington. Del. Jan. 2S. 1898.
Evening journal., 1898-02-02

The semi-annual dividend of the
Wilmington Coal Gas Company was
paid yesterday.
Evening journal., 1898-02-02
NOTICES.
DIVIDEND

DIVIDEND.
Wilmington. Del. February l. 1895
The directors of the Wilmington Coal
Gas Company have this day declared a
dividend of SO per share for the past six
months payable on demand
WILLIAM Z. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
NOTlCE.-The Democrats of the Third
ward are requested to meet at Dillon's
carpenter shop, Wednesday evening,
February 3 for the election of delegate
to the county convention.
GEORGE j.. KLOBERG,
per Joseph S. Dunlap.
Evening journal., 1898-02-02

I The viii make you think
of new Overcoat,
Cold Storm Coat, Heavy
Suit, Trousers, Heavy
Snap Un derwear and
Heavy Shoes if YOU
need them. This is just the
time to buy them. 10 per
cent. off the prices of Heavy
Clothing, and most of it re-
duced and marked down to
close out small lots. % per
cent. off all Winter Shoes
iRussetts, Enamels, Patent
Leathers and Heavy Calf. Most
sizes yet in the } price Shoes
for men and Boys. Our orders
for Spring Shoes are all placed
they will soon be in-and we
must have the room. All kinds
Of riding, driving and skating
Caps and Toques-25 and so
cents for Fancy Toques-an
importers samples. The best
stock of after season Trouser-
ings in our Custom Depart
ment that we have shown at
So, $3.50 and $S. Plenty of
good STYLES in Suitings.
Closed evenings except Satur-
davs at 6 O'clock
Evening journal., 1898-02-02

LADIESi Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brand are the best
safe, reliable. Take no other. Send sc.
Lap Ladlspsp IN ho letter sr'fTiarS b4 return eeT s
druggists. Chichester Chemical CO.
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1898-02-02
COLE I'M THE PARK.

The game Of golf is growing in favor
in this city, and there are several clubs
composed OF nice people and capable OF
excellent play. When the weather per-
mits, these golfers are to be found out
on the links getting that exercise of
which many of them are sadly in need.
There are links out at Elsmere, but the
railroad and railway tracks which have
been laid in the neighborhOOd make the
play anything but pleasant and it is
likely that next season the links will
be laid out in the upper part of Bran
DIVINE Park, in the neighbOrhoOd of
Rockford. If they are made there they
cannot. of course, be private, for it is
a public park, but IL is not likely that
the average park visitor will interfere
with the play. for the reasons that 1t
is not a game of common character
and the average visitor will not be sup
piled with the bagful of clubs, the cad
dy and other essentials.
II the golfers DO take to the park, II
will render that resort much more at
tractive. IL has never served its proper
function. Games of all kinds could be
played there in Summer, but it is sell
dom that anything Of the kind is to be
seen. Once in a while a person sees a
few boys playing with ball, but when
1t comes to croquet, lawn tennis and
other games of kindred character, they
are never to be seen.
IL would not be a bad idea for the
Park Commissioners to provide place
where the outfits for such games could
be kept in lockers right in the park.
This would induce many persons to
/ play there who are averse to dragging
/ a croquet-box or a lawn-tennis outfit
| srom their homes to the park and then
back again.
In Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, al
such games are played. In addition to
that. the park is frequented at night by
hundreds and thousands of persons
| But here a person who is seen in the
park at night is seriously comprO-
missed. especially If it be a woman. Why
the local park cannot be made as safe
and respectable and pleasant as Fair.
mount Park, Philadelphia, is not appar-
ent A little more liberality In the day
time and a good deal more light al
night would doubtless have the desired
result. Once let the social games o.
the character above set forth be playe'
out there, and provide the players Will
| lockers in which to keep their outfits
and it will enhance the usefulness o
the park as a place Of public resort.
Evening journal., 1898-02-02

NOTICE is hereby given that>certihcate
No. 32, for forty shares of the capital
stock of the Journal Printing Company,
i'm the name of j. Milton Davidson, and
by him assigned in blank, has been lost
+ mislaid, and application has been made
for the issue of a new certificate by Ida
c. Edwards, the owner.
JOURNAL PRINTING COMPANY,
Millard T. loft Secretary
Evening journal., 1898-02-02

NOTICE.-The Board of Directors of
the Wilmington City Railway Company
has this day declared a cash dividend OF
2h per cent, payable on or after Monday,
February Z, proX., to stockholders Of rec
crd on the cOmpanyS books
at the close of business at 4
o'clock p. M, January 81. Transfer
books will be closed January 81, at 4
o clock p. m, and will be reOpened Feb
ruary s, 1898. Checks for dividend will be
mailed to each stockholder
THOMAS S. BELLAH, Secy.
Wilmington Del, JAN 2S 1898
Evening journal., 1898-02-02
THE MISSING SWORD FOUND.

On the day Of the burial of Captain
Levi c. Foard, grandfather of Clerk of
the Peace jefferson b. F'Oard. sworn
which was presented to him by the
governor of Maryland. disappeared.
The relatives of the deceased soldier
sought diligently for Il, but failed to
find II, and finally gave up all hope of
ever doing So Harry A. Miller, of the
B. and o. railroad service, a great
grandson of Captain Foard. knew of
the loss, or theft, but never imagined
that il would devolve upon him to be
the one to discover it. The Wayfarer
learns that Mr. Miller some time ago,
saw an advertisement offering for sale
sword belonging to Captain Levi G.
Foard.' He Immediately remembered
that the sword belonged TO his family
and went to the man Offering it for
sale and purchased it. He is quite
proud of his possession, and some of
the other relatives are sorry that they
did not see the advertisement and an
ticipate him.
Evening journal., 1898-02-02
DYSPEPSIA,

ders positively cured. Grover Graham
Dyspepsia Remedy is a specific. One dos
removes all distress and a permanent cur
of the most chronic and severe cases 4
guaranteed. DO not suffer. A 50.cent bot
tie VIII convince the most skeptl~al
Agent, n. b. Danforth, Druggist
Evening journal., 1898-02-02
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF NEW CAS-
TT Il COTrnJTV

The suggestion in writing that a county
convention of your party shall be held
to revise It's rules as provided in rule z,
having been presented to the County
Executive Committee, and said committee
having, upon due consideration, advised
the holding of such a convention. on the
day hereafter named, in accordance with
the rules of your party it is ordered
that a county convention to take into
consideration what alterations and
amendments, II any, should be made in
and TO the rules governing the Demo-
cratic party of New Castle county, shall
be held on Thursday, the third day of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1898, at 1890 o'clock a. m,
at Turn Hall, in Wilmington, Delaware.
The convention will be composed of one
delegate from each ward of the city of
Wilmington and five delegates from each
of the other hundreds.
The rules of the party governing the
selection Of members of the County
Executive Committee apply to the elec
ton Of delegates to this convention.
WILLARD SALISBURY,
Chairman of Democratic County Execu-
tive Committee of New Castle County.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20

pen, UNI feline Nnbdn9er sl retten. uno
puroe abermals i'm Sabre 1880 nab
Spanien perbannt. mo er Bis 1895, in
peldem Sabre Die leBte 8euolution
ausbrah, perweilts. IS 9slans ibm,
mad 6rantrei9 uno bon bort nab ylem
Dort gu enttommeu. Gr periuhte.
NIT Dem Sampfer vSalutlns" eine Gr=
petition na1 @uba 3lI unternehmen,
oO1 9lng Der Sampfer in einem Sturm
oerloren. yei einem Spsiten SerIuhe,
auf oem Sampfsr yyermuba" cine gr=
petition na1 Guba su fiibren. pllroe
er bon ben ye66roen Der 0ereiniaten
Staten ab9ef0Bt unb unter Der 9ln=
ilnge Der ssreibeuterei angetlagt, jeooh
9e9en $4,000 Yureidait freiselaNen.
gr lieB Die Siir9idaft I'M Std uno
lanoete ihlieblid az Der 6itliben Giilte
Der SnIeI nit Der grOBten Expedition,
mel6e iemals @uba errei6te.
gidb Der 9anouna ipar er 8sneral
Qlntonio Wlaeeo's 9iadfolaer als Ys=
feblsbaber Der 5ruppen beg Oltliden
Separtements, wdbreno Mtacso nad)
oem Ielten mari6irte. 9tah Waceo's
Sooe puroe 8arcia sum 8enerallieute=
nant Der cubaniiden 2rmee erpGblt,
lpelhe Stellung er am Sdlune Des
Srieges inne bate.
Die Sorbereitun9en fir oas geiden-
beadnsniB lino nod niht setroiien pOr=
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20

Sncorporation Der y Snternational gmes
can gant" bs3lpefte, nuroe beute int
SauIe mt 148 geaen 103 Stlmmen
aboelsbnt. Sie 9eltern iiber Die Bill
erDiinets 3ebatte idlOB beute gtabmlt-
tag i'm brei llbr.
Die gorlage, pelde Die 3clls uno
Steuer9eIsbe Der Ser. Staaten auf
Sapaii ausoebnt, muroe obne Gin.
wauo ansenommer. Sinalep CAB Die
Grtldrun9 ab, oaB Die 0Orla9e Die auf
GrnsnnuuSsn I'M 3pll' uno Steuer=
oenite in Sapaii besii9liaen elpil=
oienlt9eiebe einI6lleBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20
SelcgrapbiiGe Sepcldeu.
SulanO.
Gongrebbcrb crbanolungsn.
Sranf los! Ursen Grpanfnm!
aibington. II. Se3.

~ " " ", l-' St0'
Senat. - Sobalo Die &outineae=
fbdfte Der Moreenltunoe erlsbist wa=
rem. rief Sef ieins, leBte @obe bean=
tra9te JteiolutiDn auf, tuelhe es tllr
berfaiiun9sniorig ertldrt. fremoe 8e=
bietstbeile, aus9enommen fir Goblens
itatipneu obsr dbnli6e 3mefe, Su er=
iuerben, es miiBte benn bic ablidt Der
&e9ieruns porlieeen, iol1en @ebiets=
tbeilen bic Staatenrebte unb ieinet
Giniuobnern bas 8iirgerre9t 81 iiber.
tragen. Geit erildrte, es lei Elm @runo=
prinsig unierer &egierung, baB ,oie
Madt Der Gegierung bon Der 3ultima
mun9 Der Ge9ierten ber9elsitet iueroe"
nno bebauptete. Die Sunoesre9ierung
babe tein &ett. Deoer Elm moralllhes
nod ein neutrality-suspicious.. lid iiber
jenen 8runoiaB binlue9suieBen. Dieter
8ruuoiab lei bonn Sberbunoes9eriht
III perI6ieosnen gutIdeioun9en auf=
re6t erbalten poroen uno tein berDOr=
ra9enoer Stdaismann uno fein Gner-
fanntes 8eridt isien 10 unbeIonnen ge-
ipeien, ibm Su piberipreden.
9latt Conn wioeripra6 8eit uno
fiinoiate an, er iueroe oemnl9lt iiber
bic Geiolution iprehen.
Morsan er6iinete Die Debate iiber
bic Sanalporlase nit elmer oreitilnol=
gen Geoe.
petti9reu reidte cine gill eiu, ipel6e
u. u. Bartlett bepollmahti9t, oas
S6la6tidiff yMaine" 81 beben uno
nah ben Uer. Staten 81 brin9en.
Soar reidte cine GeiolutiOn elm,
tpelde bic Grnennun9 zines slusi6nhes
beriii9t, Der pldns fir bic sseier oes
bunoertidbriaen Seitebens Der Staot
Waibin9ton ausarbeiten iOl.
Saus. Sas 6aus perwanote
ben 9rDberen She'll Der beutiaen SiBung
'auf 9lngele9enbsiten oes Siltritts Goz
Iumbia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20

Der 9lusblid auT ssreibeit; fir bic Cuba.
ner, nm Su sei9en, mas lie lino, um
ibre Salente uno Die 6iiIfsauellen ibrss
2anoes gu ent,pifeln. S9ldsts ibnen
febl, 70 1T es ihre Sdulo. Sic per-
ben &elisionsfreibeit beiommen; m6ssn
lie iib ibres tatboliihen 8laubens uuo
ibre fatboliI9en SrabltiOnsn pirois
ermeiIen.
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Snppclm6rbcr.
Saselton sSno., IL. {

SaSelton, Sno., II. DEG.
Der stuei Nteilen DItlih bon bier
wobnenoe Sarmsr Hobert Woore bat
aeltern Nbeno swei griioer, Namens
Sefer, ourb SbiiHs t0otlid psrlebt.
Yaris Ssfer risf Moore aus Der
Stride oes Srtes, porauf bieier. lobalo
er bic Sbiir erreibte. einen &eoplper
sps uno auf 9efer Ieuerte. Ser erite
Shub trai ibm in ben &iifsn, unb Der
stpeite bran9 III Den Wta9en oes Nlan-
nes. Gbarles, Elm Sruoer oes Ser=
wuneeten. unb anoere perlOnen riiIer
WloOre ben HebolOer aus Den Sdnoen,
iuorauf oieier jeopd iofort cine smsits
Yiitole sog uno Charles Sefer eins
Gusel in bic linte yruit iboB. Der
Streit s,piiben Den &ellten mar ilber
Die Sraae Der Ginsdumuns oes 2ir-
bensissutbums sntitanoen. uno bate
idOn lett ldnaerer 3eit su beftiaer Gr=
bittsruns smii9en oenielben Yerau.
laiiun9 seaeben. geiOe Sriioer iino
na1 9lusiage Der Nerste tOotlid per=
munbet. Ser SOppelmOroer miro isBt
pom Sheriff oeriOlst.
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y el q te n.
Gannibalen aut 9nnau.
Yriiiisl. IA. Sea.

Sru1lsl, IA. Veg.
9mtlide Welounesn bes @oupsr.
neurs bonn Oberen 8onao-Siltrift be-
lidti9en bic Nadribt, oab bier belaiihe
Sdnoler bon gingsborenen oes oberen
uban9bi 9etOotet uno aufsefrehen mor-
ben lino. Der 8oupsrneur fiiat binsu.
oaB Die aus oreiBis Soloaten be.
itsbsnoe gstorte mahafrirt muroe uno
oaB eine slueite 9lbtbeilun9 bon pierslg
Soloaten unter Dem Commando BON
stpei weibeu SfiiSisrsn, Die gum Sdube
Der gambler ab9eianot mar. ebenials
bon ben gingeborenen nieoersenla9t
Duroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-20

ibein ausiielen, UNI bic 50idbrise Nms.
lia Dap 81 ebeliheu. 3ab Der grdus
ti9am pirtlih in bsm auesssbenen
4lter ifebt, tann bon ben dltslten gurs
germ bon Ypiilanti bsSsuat wsroen.
Der dltlihe Srdutigam bat fsts iebr
elnfah 9elebt; er madt iib nod td9li1
in isinem Sofe an Norris ST., in Ypiis
lanti. 81 ibahen srfrsut lib nod gutter
9lu9en lrno braudt teine Yrile. Sei-
ner 2lneabe nah ilt er Elm Snlbblutin=
oianer, uno auber Elm paar Ini1llen
bon Grippe mar er ME irant. Seine
Dtutter, bic iib isin Yater in psnnipl=
panlen raubte, lDar cine e1te Snoiane.
rln.
Der alte Ruabe mar i'm Grisae bon
1912, i'm msritaniIhsn uno i'm 8ebel-
llonstrisse, uno itpn orel Wlal perbei=
ratbst.
atlanta, Co., Is. Deg.
Die Sauptnummer oes beuti9sn Selt.
programms mar Die biir9srll4e uno
WtllltGrparaoe. Die li6 beute 9tahmItz
az ourb Die StraBen bewe9te.
5000 0tann Snianterie, 10000
Sbultinoer, 400 &utIhsn nit 1900
YeriOnen. 1000 Mtitaliener BON 8e=
beimorosu. 500 Yetsransn Der cons
f0oerirten 9(rmse unter oem Gpmmanoo
oes Generals Soiepb gBbeeler, 1000
9lrbeiter. 100 Sifi,isrs uno Maribdls,
II Wuiiitapellen, 100 Mann bon Der
8rano 9lrmp, cine Nbtbeilung YoliSei,
200 berittene Poli5iltsn nabmsn on
oem um,uge She'll.
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