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The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
EAGAN FORGOT.
Capt. Davis Thus Explains Some
y NiSstatementS.
COMMISsARY OF SUBSISTENCE Be
FORE INQUIRY COURT.

He Does Not Agree with Eagsn Ms to
Contract with the Beef People
Length OF Time Beef Would Keep
the Question In Dispute.
Washington, March aS-Ths army beef
inquiry board examined number OF wit
nesses at its forenoon session today, but
devoted the afternoon TO executive bust
ness. Captain George b. Davis, commits
sary of subsistence. was the first witness
of the day. He stated that he was emf
ployed in the office of the commissar ry
general and that lie was there when the
contract with Swift 81 Co., was drawn
Under the instructions OF Commissary
General kagan, he had formulated the
portion Of the contract relating to refrigy
orators on shore. He had asked the
commissary general what he desired to
lave put in, "He explained TO me, said
Captain Davis, THAT 1t was decided to
have the clause with reference TO the
time that the beef was to keep after
coming out of the refrigerator on the ship
specify ~ hours and that the time when
it was placed in the refrigerator on shore
and taken from the refrigerator on shore
was to be "a hours"
This" Captain Davis explained, twas
for the purpose OF enabling them to have
beef in the refrigerator when the refriger
ator might be some little distance from
where toe ship was anchored that aai the
beef on it,"
Captain Davis detailed some instances
in which boards Of survey had examined
beei which had been complained Of while
in the refrigerator. One instance occurred
at Manzanillo and another at Santiago.
In the first the beef Was condemned and
in the latter a part of it was. In reply
to Al a jor Lee, Captain Davis said the un-
dersta ndiDg i'll the commissary general s
Office was tGat the beef was to be kept
good for seventy-two hours by the con
tractors after leaving the ship provided
good care was taken OF 1t This. he
said, was the extreme limit but 1t was
not supposed that the beef would he kept
for more than twenty.iour hours.
Edward Morris OF the Chicago firm of
Morris 81 Co, was the next witness.
Morris stated that his firm had sold
directly very little canned beef to the
government hut that considerable OF 1t
mad been sold first to another house and
by il so d to the army. Three witnesses
from Florida testified as to the quality of
the beef supplied the troops at Lakeland,
all declaring 1t to be good,
Gen. kagan, comnisSary general of
subsistence, arrived here today. He will
testify before the board PROBABLY on Wed
nesday.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
FIELD OF SPORTS.
YACHTING NOTES.

Cant. Charlie Barr, who has been Sc
lected to sail the new American cup de-
fender, has offered the post OF second
mate of the new boat to Capt A. y:
Champlin of jamestown, a yacht skipper
of much experience, but not generally
known outside of Narragansett bay. 1t
is not thought that he will accept:
The mainmast of Sir Thomas Upton s
challenger, the Shamrock. is beautiful
stick of Oregon pine. and tapes, in the
rough, a little over 100 feet long. 1t mar
therefore be .aken that the mainmast Oh
the Shamrock will be some 10 feet longer
than that carried by the Valkyrie III.
Mr., Charles ID. Rose Of Glasgow. who
three years ago challenged for the A Ameri
cans cup, and then withdrew it, has Just
placed an order for first class rncing
cutter to be designed by Watson, and
built at Messrs. henderson's yard. Pat
rick. Scotland.
Major james n. Pollard, who had
worldwide fame as AN exrert long dis
tanoe rifle shot, which he gained at Win
bledon and Creedmore, died in Washing
ton, Monday.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
wOODFORDS.

Miss Flora Babbidge is very Ill at her
home on Glenwood avenue, with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Arthur j. Floyd, assistant superin-
tendent of Evergreen Cemetery. has pur
ohsed lot OF land at the corner Of Lawn
avenue and South street, and will erect q
two tenement house this ring
A NEW WAITING ROOM.
The old gate house formerly used at the
entrance 10 the Portland Joor farm was
hauled to the old Deering city farm Tues
day forenoon and plat ed at the entrance
OF the grounds The house is to be used
as waiting room, rs the buildings of the
farm are located quite distance from
the street that Ii Is very tad, especially
in wet weather in waiting for an electric
car. The waiting room is to be ntted
with stove and will be made as con-
Portable as POSSIBLE
Miss Hattie Il. Wyman. assistant in the
Office of former city clerk and treasurer
L., 4. Jones OF Deeriny tended an enjoy
able complimentary dinner to several OF
the officials at the office, Odd Felloes
block. Wood oris, Monday noon The
affair was Of An informal nstare.
fords this morning at ten o clock there
Is to he q communion sertice At four
O'Clock literary service Is to be held in
the obsers anoe OF knster week.
The Deering Electric Lignt company
are completing their private telephone
line by running a wire from the power
house on Forest avenue TO the house OF
Mr. George brown, Deering Center, tre
general manager Of the company. This
company has Just set uD IA Ia horse
power Wagner dynamo in the store Of Mr.
Senter Mt noodforts to be used for power
purposes in running the coffee mill. ect.
An arc light has also teen added to the
lighting sy stem of tne store and MIR.
Senter il having electric lights placed in
his house on Deering avenue As soon as
the new switch board recently ordered is
received the Deering company intends to
furnish day power and lights to its
customers
Rocky Hill lodge, X. of P. will confer
the rank OF knight on several candidates
at their meeting Thursday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
OWEN, MOORE & co.
TROUBLE BREWING AT NEGRos.

Singapore, March 20. Trouble is brew
ing in the island of Negros, where the in
ha itants repudiate the self constitute d
authority OF Anisoto Lacson, president OF
the provisional government TO arrange
affairs with the Americans and have at
talked the Americans
The censor at Manila suppressed the
details
Il insurgents in Luzon sent a mes
sage to Lieut. Commander Cowper, of the
nrltis1 gunboat Plover, when the latter
endeavored to effect compromise, sug-
gesting tnat they were ready TO treat for
peace through neutral great power.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
PORTLAND, March 29, 1saa
T\HE Ladies Neck
i wear department

has an unusually
attractive stock at pres
ent. The very latest
styles and ideas in all
sorts of shapes. Frenchy
little creations OF chiffon,
null and Liberty silk.
Dainty stock collars of
chiffon and silk with wide
faring bow in front.
Plain satin Stockholders
all colors. White and
fancy colored corded silk
fronts. Fancy chiffon
Bows edged with a fine
dainty lace-to be worn
with any kind of a cos
tune, Quantities Of
white lace and chiffo n
Ties. both plain and
spotted, the ends trimmed
with narrow lace edging
or rufaes or pleating-
some of the more expen-
sive ones have silk ap-
pliqued ends. Jabots,
Persian Scarfs, Windsor
Ties, etc., etc.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
AUBURN SHOE SITUATION.

Lew ston, March 2S The Auburn shoe
situation remains unchanged. Inc ihsters
union held a meeting this afternoon to
consider the proposal by the manu-
facturers that Investigation be made as t
the average price paid by factories N
New England and that an increase sbali
be made il their are found lower toan
the average. 1t Is stated that no detnih
action was taken at this Getting. Inose
who are in position TO know say taat
there Is little proba bilit Of strike.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derhnge the whole system
when entering It through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used except on
damage they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by y. J. Cheney s. Co,
Iinteruaily, acting directly upon the blood and
mueous surfaces OF tho system. In buyAe
Halls Catarrh Cure be spre you get the sep-
Toledo. ohio. BY r. j. theney s Co. Tssri-
Lmonals frSe.
EI;|s fSiS y Jsss, {s;sssass'is sss'isa sas7lssaf bottle
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY SUCCESS
Full

London, March 29.-The Times this
morning prints a l00-word despatch, the
first press message by t Marconi sys-
tenn OF wireless telegraphy, describing the
experiments between the south Foreiand
and Boulogne sur Nor.
The experiments were conducted with
the Morse code which was read as dis
tinctly as If the termini had been con-
nected by wires.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
IAN MACLAREN URT

Leavenworth Kan, March 3s.-The
Burlington passenger train from Kansas
City was wrecked at East Leavsnw orth
today by spreading rails. II, l.. Harmon,
general southwestern agent Of the Bur
fingtou, received q few bruises about
head but was not seriously injur d.
Three others Including Rev. John Watson
(Ian MaoLsren) we're also injured
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29

John o. Haines OF Skowhegan. pur-
chased Phoebe D., DR.. Dascomte's much
priced 5-ysar old black mare, Saturday.
She stands Is i-2 hands high and weighs
1000 pounds. Last season she went
mile in 2. "a -2,fand MIR. Haines intends
To give her an opportunity to make REQ
ord the coming season.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
WHEN TRAVELLING.

Whether on pleasure bent or business.
take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of
Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and
effectually ON the kidneys. liver, and
bowels preventing fsvsrs headaches. and
other forms of sick ness. For sale Ia 80
,6ent bottles BY all leading druggists.
Manufactured By the California Fig
Syru p Go. only.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
RAILWAY MATTERS.

1t is rumored ii at the New York, New
haven 81 hartford railroad may seek
legislation to enable il to buy thu Boston
and Albany at $500 share. There Is also
talk that the Fitchburs road Will go the
saue way, although It's interests seem 10
he with the Boston and Maine
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
BOWLING.

At Pines alleys last evening the Gus
sizes ana freddies bowled their last game.
Ii was "A rel hot game from star to rinish.
I he Gussiee y on two out of three. The
bow ling of Baroour of the Gussies was OF
the gilt edged order, he making the tne
total of 276, and was high man for the
evening
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29

This department is slso
showing the newest styles
and shapes in white linen
Collars and Cuffs.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29

Don't put off buying the
Easter Gloves till the
last minute. We're sure
to be busy the last few
days Of the week and it's
much easier to be fitted
now before the crowd
gets here.
The stock is very COM
plete and we are showing
many novelties in a glove
way specially designed
for Easter.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
LAWRENCE AS A POSSIBILITY.

Lawrence, March 26. John Irwin and
Walter Burnham were in this city today
In the Interest OF the New \ England
league, which is considering Lawrence as
one of the possibilities for the new
circuit.
Tho Ponce baseball team will begin
playing about May l. 1t Is expe oted tnat
the teams will be II good one as Master
LAwless is manager.
Henry H. Bowles. of Cherryheld, mas
been pound over to the Supreme court ior
having in his possession 60 deer neaos
and one fawn skin. The fine on eacn deer
head and skin found Is 800, making
total line OF e6lO0. Bowles is the man VINO
three years ago had In his possession the
large amount Of deer and lawn ~ sAlns.
These skins were seized by Maraen
Charles Collins who brought the CASE
AGAINST BowIss. The penalty amounted to
about $1,000. but 1t Is believed 1na1 ~ WAS
The Congress of the Woman's Whist
League will meet at Washington, ID. G. :,
April 25, 20, 81 and rs. Mrs. d. y. Jor'
dan, Mrs. II. p. Cox, mrs. r. Eyer
and Mrs. Hermann kotzsonmar are fort-
land delegates. u,.
I.sacus viii NEE at Chicago, July 10th
and continue four or i've days
The Coney high school base ball team
ara practicing in ths Augusta city hall:
q =. Jones of Powers. sold two valu.
abis horses last week to II. h. Skidmors
of North Anson. One is Veritas, the
horse that made such good showing at
Terre Haute, Ind, last summer. going a
mile in 9. .l6 Ia. The other Is green
horse known as Hard Times.
This evening there will be three games
Of basket ball In the Young Men 8
Christian association gymnasium, the
Pinks VS. Niles, the LaveAders VS.. Ma
roons and the Crims sons Us. Blues.
Ihe Lewiston scrappers interested In
the prospect of another athletic exhi-
bition in two weeks in which the
Hebrew American, kossnburR, will
run up against the guard Of young
Sears Of Lewiston and there will bs a
quiet liBtls scuff and eIsht-ronnd contest.
At the annual meeting OF the AubuEn
Gun club March Vs. the following ON
GERS were elected: President, .. Ia. Bar
ksr; vice president. q. A. Fletcher; treas
urer. q. Il. Connor; secretary, Ia A.
Barker.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29

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ff heals the raw places.
ri goes to the seat of disease.
Il benetrAtes obscure places where drugs
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Better than doctors.
Better than going to Florida.
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n you have Kidney Disease, take my Kidney
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81 cures for 81 ailments Mostly 25c vial
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The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29

keep going or lose their place.
To those Mrs. PinkhaIn's help Is
offered. A letter to her at Lynn.
Mass. will bring her advice free
of all charge.
MISS NANcIE SHoBE. Florence.
COL, writes letter to Mrs. Pink
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
understand what torture Is.

Constantly their feet whether well or ILL., Compelled
~ to smile agreeable customers while dragged
down with some feminine Backaches and head
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
1HE GU SSIES.
lUVtf > fFV "VE Ut"
OUTLOOK IN MANCHESTER.

Manchester, n. H., March g7.-Wslter
". Burnham and John j. Irwin, who, AT
the ann al meeting of the New Englan
Basel all association, Were appoin ed a
committee to visit New beIford Brock
ton, taunton, Lawrence, Lowell and
Manchester in the interests OF the New
England league formation for this feason,
were In this city today looking the
ground over TO ascertain what prospects
there are for a team IN Manchester. They
were favofauly impresseI with the out
look. Varick park Is open, and Mr..
Varick is ready to lend substantial aid in
maintaining club here. Messrs. Burn
ham and Irwin were also assured of sup
port from other sources. lhere seems to
be every inducement for installing team
here
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
WOMEN
WHO EARN
THEIR LIVING

II in poor health for time troubles hav
ing brought standing physician said
ing womb trouble. had to give up work.
inst a bundle of and would have fantng spells At
monthly periods doctored various medicines
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29

)lc. haQ 10 give up my WoIK. l was
es and would have fainting spells at
ctored and took various medicines. but
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l could not walk more than four blocks
at time. followed your advice. TAX
ing Lydia E. Pnkhsm's Blood Purifier
In connection with the Vegetable Com
pound and began to gain in strength
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for l have tried many others be-
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Miss Polly FRAME. Meade.
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The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29
FISHING All MoosEHEAD.

Editor E. Nj. Blanding. Of the Indus
trial Journal, returned to Bangor on
Monday rning from Moosehead lake,
where he has been for several days trying
the winter fishing. He went into camp
On the shores of Sandy bay, with Orrin
Tsmpleton as guide, and during his out.
ing secured an unusually large catch.
The trout are all Of good size, several Of
them being among the heaviest caught
there this season. The fish varied in size
from ono pound to three pounds and
half
SPRING FISHING.
The lovers Of keen fishing sports are be-
ginning TO think OF the opening OF the
fishing season which does not take place
In Maine much before Fast Day. Or.
ders for tackle, etc., are coming Ia to the
various dealers in goodly numbers and
the season bids fair to be lively one.
The Portland daily press., 1899-03-29

Manila, March 2S.-11 a. m.-General
Macarthur and his army are resting on
the plain beyond Marilso after three days
scrambling in the brush, fording rivers
and charging trenches in the blazing sun
The men are tired out, but are In splendid
spirits and eager to proceod towards the
enemy.
A detachment of ninety-,ix Filipinos
prisoners was escorted into Manila today
Their appearance aroused great intsrest,
as they were marched from the railroad
depot to the prison.
The rebels have unloaded about five
hundred men from train half mile In
front of General MacArthur's forcss with
the object of reinforcing the Filipinos
garrison at Bulacan and 6uiguinto, on
either side Of the tailroad leading to
Malolos.
The fact that the railroad Is in opera.
ton from hare to our front greatly fAoili.
tatss the transportation Of supplies to the
troops.
Before the break in the road was re-
paired the transportation of supplies was
very uncertain.
All is quiet in front Of the lines Of
Generals Ovsrshines and Hall. A bat.
talon of the California regiment which
has been landed at Enrique Island OF Ne
gros, has been received with every mani
festation Of joy upon the part OF the
natives.
The command of the Island OF Negros
has been formally transferred from Gen.
Miller to Col. Van Vaisal Of the 18th In.
fantry.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-13

tOnncl. SIR S6la6truit lautet mad
lpie por: uSreibeit ulb l%lnabbdnsis=
teit, ONer Cob, gan; wie bic parole
in unisycm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ses
gen Gno(anb. Die ncueite vGrruns
9eni6ai;" unlerer gSaHen lit Die Gin
nabme Scr befeltisten Stabt Santa
GruS ourN @encral Vawtou'S Srlps
pen, wobel ,nur" etlpas iiber 100 Sim
Seborene 9ct0otet ODER perwunoet unb
6 ameritantr tampiunidbig sema6t
wuroen.
Nus @aI6in9ton wiro CUR lelben
!3eit berihtet, oaB nniere Sruppen aui
ben Fbilippincn bel weitem ni6t aus
reiden, I'm Jtube uno Srbnun0 aui
Dem Ar6ipelu9uS bersultellen. Min-
oeitens 100, 600 Splpaten leien oa;l
eiiorperlid uno %erltdrtunsen brins
9enp erwlnidt. OieieS ,3u9eitdnoniB
mnB Der administration, welde ms
otele tatale Eolitlt auf9eSwun9en bat,
I'M 10 uiel ldperer fallen, ais eS nod
Dor einiSen Sasen bieB, puB Die POLICE
llnterperiuns Der 9lufitdnoisen nur
cine Srase lebr turser .3eit uno mel
tere Serltdrtun9en ablolut iiberhiilis
leien. !3ur lelben !3sit miro Die be-
peutunssuolle Nnlpielnns 9emadt, baB
eS piel biuiser lein wiirpe, a9uinalpo
uno Die einiluBreiditen Silbrer Der
nHebellen" aniSutauieH, SanS wie es
Spanien leiner .3eit madte. Samit
allo wdre piele slorrei6e Hepublit auf
ben nieoristen Stanopuntt Der Staats.
railOn anselanst. &ein @unoer tir
Elm Sano, in meldem Wart Sanna
uno Die @eloidde Die 3lsel Der Re9iez
runS in Sdnoen baben unb rationale
Gbre nidt bOber i'm &urie itebt, ais
Stimmea uno Stelen, Die sesen Yaar=
oelo erbdltlit limb.
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st. Glpuo, Mtnnei ota, 0onueritag ben Is. Npril, 1895
Der manden natipiltti6en Sdrullen
Sebuloist bat, liebt li6 81 fclsenOem
9Iu6rrtf ne,on(oCt.

Der manden natipiitii6en Sdrullen
Sebuloist bat, liebt li6 81 Icl9enoem
Nusrui peranlaBt:
,Nel6c @eltmd6te! Sic miitbeu
nit ,Seuer uno Shwert 9e9en cine I'M:
9lildlide Huile! rno woSu? lin beS
6anoelS wilen! Sanoel I'M Seiolse
bon Sombenmirien uno Morobrenne,
rel! uno mas iiir Elm rieli9er 0anoel
muB es lein, I'M beilen willen Elm ame;
ritanilder Nomiral. Sluei britil6e SEA
pitdne, Sruei &onlnln uno uerldleoene
Nunoertc amerifanil6er uno britil6er
Wtatrolen uno Wariael oloaten cine
Otenl1enmeeelei anrihtcu? Nmn, Der
9dnSe Nanocl non Samoa bctrd0t
S35, 900 in NuSfubr uno $3.50, 900
III Giniubr. Siebeu !3ebntel oieies
@anpels linO uber in beuliden Sdn.
ben, uno Der lbGbi9e Jtclt lit Spiidcn
G%n9ldnoeru uno Nmeritanern per:
tbeilt. Der Hmerifanilde Nomiral
&Gub uno Ser britilde &apitGn Sturs
Dee erlhlu9en Die S0moNner; britliGe
uno ameritanilhe Wtatrolen uno Wu.
rineloioaten ltcden beren 6iitten in
Srano; Shla6ten uno Worpen mi
tibet aui ben Siiole Snleln I'M zines
idbrlihen $0anbelS i'm Setra9e pon
$50, 900 willen! @el6' Elm Sipiliz
Iatoril6es S6aulpiel @enn mir Ell
men apmiral uno einen 8reu,er aus
lenben, I'M Die Samsaner wesen Ell:
mes Settels pon Sanoel 81 moroen,
mas miillen mir ba iir Slotien unb
Seere ausl6iden, I'M uns ben (oans
bel ltdrterer NatiOnen gu iibem. Oas
idmmerlide Sraueripiel auf SamOa
lit nur oas Gorlplel pom Yiaiien
ihld6tereien i'm Hamen bes 6ansels.
llnb bic Gnsldnber limb nidt mebr BE
einSiSe blutise &rdmernation!
llno 10 miro Die Sabe pon pielen
Stod- Imerifanern asseieben, oeren
%aterlanosliebe ni6t ansesweifelt wer.
ben fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-13

Hepublitaner, Die ebebem eiiri9e Gin
bdnser uno llnterltiiper Wc&inlep's
waren, bdtten ibm ben Hiidcn 9etebrt
uno wdren beute feline entl6iebeniten
@e9ner. Nu9emein berrl6e Die Gin
ii6t, baB, nit ". s. Srpan ais Bra
iibent, Der 6umanitdtStries Der ii6
MIN ais Elm 9eluObnli6er Seutesus
entpuppt - nit ieinen unabiebbaren
Nolseu uno all Ben mermeBlideu
Spfern an Wut unb Slut, unlerm oes
liebten Vanoe uno Der Natien eripart
gebliebeu wGre-ja man ipre6e eo ul,-
perbolen aus, baB lelblt iene Gallant
tdten wel6e Die Hepublitauer I'M ,Sal=
lie Der G~rwdblung Sruan'S porauss
iugten, 9erinS 9ewsien mdren i'm Ser
9lei6e nit BEN ,Solgeu Ser unleli9en
grorberun9Spolitit Mc&inlep's.
0as lit baS Stimmlnoobilo, mel.
DIES entworien wiro, uno mad perl0n
li6en Seobadtun9en Die man bier uno
BORT MAIDEN unb mad NeuBerun9en,
Die man iiberoll b6ren fam, lit es
nidt gu greu 9e,ei6net. Gines miro
al9emein - du6 BON uiclen @olobes
mptraten-unumwunoen Su9eitanoen,
oaB, wenn beute iiber Wcainlep unp
Srpan ais TrdlipentlhuitS Candida
ten abseltimmt weroen loute, lesterer
nit acknowledgement Wtebrbeit erwGblt
wiroe. Siele gewaltisen uml6pung
in Der OHentliden Weinuns bes Sanz
ees baben Serr WcGinlep NIT leiner
Seu6elpolitif, Der gum Simmel tim
teube Sleilditanoal iowie bic inter
benz republitanilden Gesime 10 iippis
ms araut sel9oiieEe &aubs uno
5ruit. @irtbidait gu Stanbe sebradt,
uno wenn bic Webrbeit bes Bottles
Der Ser. Staaten nidt ielbIt uOIltdns
big Der Corruption perfallen lit, ion=
bern nod Sim fir Hedt uno @ere6z
tisteit bat, 10 fam Frdlioent Wc.
ainlep iid bic Wabe eriparen, na6
einem ,weiten Sermin 81 an9eln.
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unlelisen SamilienSuiit beSraben ru=
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