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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
Richmond Enterprise.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PlIOt.)

1t is with a feeling OF pride that We
note the energy and enterprise displayed
bv our Richmond friends. II is true they
have many natural advantages, but they
are lacking i'm some. and knowing 1t, pro
coed al once to make up for II.
There is not another inland city In the
country with the nerve and bravery sur
acient TO undertake ship-building work;
VET our Richmond friends have accom-
pIished that very thing and have done IL
well.
Realizing their success, little time was
lost in making capital Of it. Thousands
of people haze visited Richmond; the
president and his Cabinet were present
and there was a gala-day, all In celebra-
ton of the completion Of Richmond
first warship.
I, is enterprise Ike this that makes
cities. attracts capital. and renders the
diaicult process Of making a living more
n agreeable. 1t IS enterprise ike THIS thaI
creates business and does away with rest
lessuess and dissatisfaction amongst the
classes that do not possess large stores
Of worldly goods.
We commend the enterprise OF our
neiehbors TO our people, with the nope
mat they may profit by good example
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
NOT so MANY ELECTIONS.

The elections amendment proposed by
tho last Legislature. and referred" TO
the next. aims to strike out sections 1
and 2 Of Article VII. of the Constitution
of Virginia. and insert in lieu thereof the
following:
Section 1. There shall be elected by the
qualified voters OF the county l sheriff, /
attorney for the commonwealth (who
shall also, be commemorative attorney
for the circuit courD. county clerk (who
shall also, be the clerk OF the circuit
oourD, except that IN counties containing
1900 inhabitants there may be a separate
clerk for the Circuit 'CourD, county
treasurer, and so many commissioners or
the revenue as may be provided by law;
and there shall be appointed, in Ike
manner. 20 be provided by law ! super
intendent of the poor. and ! county sur
veyor; and there shall, also. be appoint
ed IN the manner provided for in Article
VII, 1 superintendent OF schools.
All regular elections for county officers
shall be held on THE TUESDAY sue
CrEDING THE FIRST MONDAY IN
NOVEMBER, and all officers elected or
appointed, under this provision shall en-
ter upon the duties OF their Offices on the
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY next succeed
ing their election. and shall hold their re-
spoctive offices for the term OF four years,
except that county and circuit-court
CLERKS shall hold oifice fo- six years.
Section 2 Each county Of the state
shall be divided into so many compactly
located magisterial districts as may be
deemed necessary, not less than three;
provided that. after these have been
formed. no additional districts shall be
made containing less than thirty square
miles Each magisterial district shall be
know as magisterial district OF 49,
county. In each district there shall be
elected 1 supervisor, 3 justices Of the
peace, ! constable and overseer OF the
poor. who shall holo their respective Off
ces for the term OF two years. Al reg
uiar elections for magisterial district Of
hcers shall take place ON the TUESDAY
SUCCEEDING THE FIRST MONDAY
IN NOVEMBER. and all ciIicers 50 elect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
OF COURSE.

The postal clerks in the Federal build
ing in New York have been notified
nv the County Republican Commit
tee that all contributions TO the Repub-
lican campaign fund will be thankfuiy
received. and as consequence there
Is we are told. considerable CONSERVATION
among their employees. And tire New
York Times says that when Lemuel Ely
Ouigg. chairman of the committee, was
asked to explain the motive that might
be expected to induce the postal clerks
TO respond. he said he had no reply to
make. except that the question was
SILLY"
OF course. It was "silly." The postal
clerks in the Federal building IN New
York cannot but be aware of the admin
istratiou's recent gross violation of the
civil service laws. They cannot but APP
preciate that this violation was probably
but the beginning Of the throwing down
of every safeguard that is supposed 20
protect employees who hold their posi-
lions under the civil service system. The
motive that may be expected to induce
the postal clerks to give favorable and
practical consideration to the County
Committees appeal is, therefore, very
clear. It's a trite, but true, saying that
"self-preservation is the first law of
nature"
We are also informed by a New York
contemporary that the CONSERVATION pro-
duced by the County Committees APP
peal is not unaccompanied by kicking.
This is also a natural performance. Aside
from the fact that postal clerks are
not paid very enormous salaries, It is
irritating to realize that they were
"buncoed" into fancied security. All the
same, however. the Matchmaking appeal
of the committee and a sense of danger
may be expected to act as kicking straps
in the end and break the clerks into
submission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH Is deiive'e" -
subscribers at FIFTY CENTS per mon'n'
paysbie to tho carrier weekly or non'n"'
Mailed at IS per annum. payable IN ao-
vance: 81 for elk months; $50 LOT ''''N
months: 90 cents FOR one m0"'"
per copy. cents. 49,,
The WEEKLY DrsPA1c CHI issued ano
ma,lea in two parts at 81 rer annum'
Tn~ SUNDAY DISPATCH at $40 per
snnuro. or IS cents for six months
subscriptions I'm Gil eases payao'e :"
vance. and no paper contln"'e ai''i
expiration OF the time pald io1' -
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tered letter. Currency sent by man VIZ -
At tho risk OF the sender suoscrloe ..
Wishing their post-onlce changed mus
give their old as well as their ne" h'''
Office. Sample copies iree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03

Of wireless telesraphy is reported to have
been successful except in one respect
that of the prevention of interference.
For instance, while the battleship Mas
sachusetts was telegraphing to the
cruiser New York, the operator at Nave
sink sent a message at the same time.
and the result on the receiving side Of the
New Yorlis set of instruments was
a mass of unreliable characters. caused
by the two series Of electrical impulses
reaching the instrument at the same
time" Marconi attributes the failure to
the imperfection of the instruments used,
and says he can. and will, render such
result impossible in future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
ITO pr,Lp A CRUISER.

Gonna NJ our State contemporaries t"i,'
ted Richmond upon ner venture INTO wv
sh,p-ouildine business and professeu u
wonder where we would find the water "
float the Shubrick and her sister poa's
We should like to know now what 'he'
min. Of the news that the Trigg COM
many Is quite certain TO be awarded INC
contract for building one OF the new
cruisers!
The fact Is that our ambition scars yer
higher and in the course Of a few years
! n the Federal Government does whht we
oxnect II 10 do for the Improvement Oh
lanes river. we shah be able TO construct
battleships here upon the banks OF the
James
We confess that the establishment OF
ebin-building yard here seemed Doiu
undertaking. but those who undertook II
know what they were doing. They fouhu
n GOOD site for their yard. with machine
works nearby: they had ample capital
and thcv knew where 10 lay their hanus
unon skilled superintondents, designers
and artisans They cave astounded the
Navy Department and ship-bullders py
the rapidity Of their work and the excel
lence of IT. The ShubriclS and the other
heats now we'll advanced on the ways
afford proof that they know what goou
work Is and can do II. And now we nhu
in the Washington correspondence OF the
New York Tribune the following IN con-
nection with Trigg's bids for the cruisers
"Tha Trigg plant is Of the highest oruer'
and is controlled by enterprisins' pros -
sive men, who have secured the stiNI0o'
of the highest skilled men in NOR ~
fession. They presented to-day CIV cui's9,
day) with one of their BIDS luI NO. -
~ one of the boats they propcsed-the
first instance Of modeI-iurhiShA.s
l,,ovn nj a naval competition.
The guarantees as TO speed COST e'O.'
from n company Of such standing. expert
ence and trustworthiness startled the So
called naval experts and the old-tlme
bidders on vessels Of this size, who nave
hitherto had things pretty much their
own way. and whose establishments have
always had government work on mana
and ahead
This testimonial from a disintorested
source shows that Richmond has already
established a reputation which we ought
10 be proud Of. 1t Is the result Of our
having plucky philosophical men OF
means here. And Il is consequent upon
the conviction that Richmond is a fine
place for manufactures and commerce.
and is bound tol be a great city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
ladies' Underwear.

Ladies' Fine Swiss Ribbed Mcrlno Wool
Vests low neck and no sleeves.
IOc. and 81.
Ladies' Fine Swiss Ribbed Merino Wool
Vests. low neck and short sleeves
T5C. and s.
Ladies' Fine and Soft Swiss Ribbed Ms.
rino Wool Vests. high neck and long
sleeves ............. SOC. 81 %. and 50 80
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed silk and Woo
Vests ................ $50. 81. and - 80
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Mcrin0 Wool
Combination Suits. White and Natural
81 and 81 80
Ladies' Ribbed Mcrino Wool Drawer.
81 81 30. and -
Ladies' Absolutely Non-shrinkmg 81.
rinO Wool Vests and Pants,
81. Si.25. $50. and 81 80
Mems Heavy Non-Shrnkug Real
Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers. White
and Natural ......... ....................g So
Mems Fine and Soft Cashmere VOL
Shirts and Drawers ................. = 80.
Mems Extra Heavy. DOuhe-Bralstod
Shetland Wool Shirts and Drawers Just
the thing for rheumatics ........... q 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
Infants Underwear.

Infants Non-Shrinking Ribbed Herino
Wool Wrappers, open down the front all
eizos ........... SOC.
Infants Fine and Soft Cashmere Wool
Wrappers, open down the front,
90, %. and 73c.
Infants Silk and Wool and AH-Sllk
Infants Fine and Soft Cashmere Woo
Bands. all sizes .........................' oc.
Infants Swiss Ribbed Cashmere Wool
Bands, with shoulder straps,
go, 90. and 91c.
Children's Non-Shrlnkng Merino Wool
Vests and Pants. 10. Ssc., 81, ana ~ ~;
Children's Ribbed Cashmere Wool
Vests and Pants. soft and warm White
and Natural ..............5O, go. and CSC.
Chiidren's Ribbed Merino Combination.
Suits, White and Natural,
$50. SI.GO, and $40.
Bows Heavy Non-Shrnking Scotch
Wool Shirts and Drawers. Natural only,
SI.IO $40, and 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03

by the bad weather Nevertheless, the
citizens met their disappointment cour-
ascously and did the best that was pos
siblc
The President and his party were made
to feel the heartiness Of a Virginia wei
come. and the launching Of the Shubrick
was accomplished without mishap. All
over the country the press is comment
ing upon the agreeable significance of the
event. There could be no more striking
proof Of the restoration OF good VIII be-
tween the North and the South than the
launching Of a war vessel for the Nation
al Government at the capital city Of the
Confederacy amid the peoples cheers. No
Mace in the United States could have
surpassed Richmond in enthusiasm. in
spite Of the rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
VIII Go to Bermudn.

Fredericksburg Free i-"''
A private le,ler from Judge Il.
Duke. Jr.. Of CharlottesVile' s''1eSs,,,.so,,
and that he expects to take her to Der
nfda or Europe in the hope that the
change may benefit her. ,.,,b
This statement Will be received WIN o
deem regret not only by the Masonic IRA
rernity of Virginia. by whom Judge Dune
is really beloved but by very many ou..
side OF the mystic order. 1t Is sincereiS
TO be hoped So Mrs. Duke; VINO IS q
most gracious woman, may De les.U'I ~
IA health. for wherever Tom Duke
known Dardon the familiarity there wiz
be genuine petitions for such an outcome
Judge Duke has brililaht ih'lu GU
warm heart. and is indeed H''s"o'i0
man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03

A London special 10 the New YORK
Tribune saws that although II Is felt 10
be only fair to suspend judgment until
the circumstances are known with pre-
cision. it is difficult TO deny that General
White. the commander of the Natal
field force, has committed a serious tacti-
cal error.
But suppose the movement had been
successful. who would have said it was
an error? Hazardous movements are not
necessarily errors. More frequently the
reverse is the case. According 10 Hen
derson the English biographer Of Stone
wall Jackson, the strategy and tactics Of
both Lee and Jackson were at times
hazardous, but, nevertheless, were error
Ieac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
Beers battle Hymn.
CNew York SUM

10 fhe Editor OF the Sun;
Sir.-Below l give translation OF me
stanza. OF the Beers battle hymn. which
I noticed In your columns day or so
'sTaai hoog nou I'm ons heldre lug"
Wave high now I'm our bright tclea)
skies)
'sTransvaaische vrijheidsvlagw
(The Transyaars freedom hag)
''Onz vijande nou sim weggeylug,
(Our enemies now all having fied)
''Nou binkJ n blijer dag.
(Now dawns a brighter day.
New York, October 18th. ]. s. 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
Ricburnf's Trade Parade.
Rnltimora SUM

The trade parade i'm Richmond, va yes
to-day was The finest display of the kind
s,,e~ witnessed I'm that city Every indus
trv was represented. and 1t composed an
army Of workers. including nearly 300 col
ored men. II Is pity that President NC
Kinley was prevented by the storm lroih
witnessing this display. which was sche-
duled for Tuesday, but necessarily post-
noned. The success Of the display attests
The position which Richmond has attalne1
in the Industrial world, as well as me sooa
Fellowship existing between the white anu
cOlOred races.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03

Boys Gray Ribbed. Fleece-Lined Cot
ton Vests. Pants, and Drawers, heavy
winter-weight, a regular 81 lie. value;
Ladies' Cream Fleece-Lned Cotton
Vests, heavy winter-weight, regular
81 lie. value; special at .ioc.
Ladies' Fine Ribbed Merino Wool vests
and Pants, heavyweight, White and
Natural a regular 75c. value.........ooc.
Ladies Ecru FleeceLined Cotton COM
bination Suits, a regular 81 quality at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
Observance of AII-souIs' Day.

All Souls Day was observed in the
Catholic churches yesterday. Masses were
said for the faithful departed.
A novcna was begun az NJ Joseph
church with mass at 7 o'clock in the
morning and special service in the eve-
ming. Mass will be celebrated every MORN
ing with services in the evening until Mo-
vernber 18Th. at which time the ceremo-
MES will end with high mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
Some Very Worthy Underwear Specials.

Chlldren's Natural Australian Wool
Vests. Pants and Drawers. warm and
durable, at about half their right or just
prices:
% Vests pants and Drawers. .i5c.
o. Meets Pants and Drawers......5 Oc.
% Vests and Drawers ................5Jc.
IN Vosts and Drawers ................ &C.
% Veets and Drawers ............... sc.
Mer,s Fine and Warm Australian Wool
Shirts and Drawers White and Natural,
a regular sl25 quality, at ......:....::.Si J.:
Mems Shrinking Scotch Wool
Shirts and Drawers. White and Natural,
a special good value al ...............$i.oO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
Dr.. Jaeger'S Sanitary
WOOllen Underwear.

We are agents for this celebrated make
OF Sanitary W0OllCn Underwear. and car
~ at all times complete assortnents OF
ladies'. gentlemen's, and children's, in al
wniphfs and sizes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03

New York is 10 have an automobile pa
rade tomorrow. Al least sixty OF the
new tangled vehicles are to be In line.
but We venture the prediction that not
one Of them will AFFORD as much general
interest as did the "horseless carriage"
In Richrnonds cornwall parade las< We'd
nesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
TICKETS TO LUNCHEON.

MEMBERS or THE CONFEDERATE
MEMORIAL LITERARY SOCIETY can
obtain tickets for the Regents Luncheon,
10 be given at the Jefferson MONDAY,
November 9Th, at o'clock p. NJ, from
Mrs. r. IL. LEARY, 11O6 Grove avenue;
Mrs. y. V RANDOLPH, 5i2 east Grace
street. No tickets sold after TO-DAY.
no Sit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
ADVERTISING RATES
HALF INCH OK LESS

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go oha,gad ,or as reading notices.
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on application.
An iett.es ond kilograms must be az
n,sssea 70 THE DISPATCH COMPANY
Rejected communications will not De re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03

Admiral Schley is 10 be the guest Of
Atlanta and to be conspicuously honored
by that city tomorrow. A military pa
rade is to be one Of the features of the
occasion. and the State troops of Mary
land have been specially invited TO take
part in II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
Fine Wool Underwear
That VIII Not Shrink

We are Richmond agents for the Ce!e-
brated HarderfOld Underwear. for men,
ladies. and children. which we guarantee
positively not to shrink. We are Rich
mond agents. Ask 20 see them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
Good for Richmond.

Norfolk I.andmark)
II is to be regretted that the elements
did not choose to be propitious at Rich
mond Tuesday. The ardor Of the mer-
ry-making was necessarily diminished
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03

Resolutions OF respect to deceased mem
bers passed by societies. corporations, as
sociations. or other organizations. VIII DC
charged for as advertising matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03

UPTOWN OFFICE. BRoAD-sTREEI
PHARMACY. 6ls EAST of'0'ND
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 Hull
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03

All letters recommending candidates Tor
omoa must be paid for TO insure 'heIr
publication. This is a long-siandins iuie
OF ours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-03
PEMBERTON, CORDES & MOSBY.
UNDERWEAR
, IHDIES. GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN.

No uce for Underwear We BEST
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
Yteitcu.Sr0eln!

eaet cure pfsifsn. Orssln in Srsunns trtnssn. 9sti
Zee, ee iH5tits 3sit eaju. gnartst nttt 10 LANCE, BE bet
Staub bic tleinsn ltsils p~srjesrt uue sds gStri in surtti
3ett ruinirt III. SD made ea6 tie @rsstt 70 gut uni
.stlis ME irssus sins Gcneurrsn,s 3 rma. gajt Mot i.
ben fremeen tersslanfsnsn glu'ter. esr no ale Sdo'
mann aus aisbt, ans Wsrt. Vsri&isesns ite neil 'Scn
.auf sisit sNsifs ,u S6aesn ~sstrnmsu. Ntnn SIR ttnt
vftifen. Srssl bras6t - sb flsin rssr sros eann las:
iteber tas Sch Tier TN Staate etrtultren une rrtsrthti
etn,n Gtinditsmann be- ieins Nrbsttsfrafts mai Dta.
tertal ebenfallS ren eieiem Staate t%sjiett, ais N anes.
rta Stdatsn ,u taufsn. 9penset eut an 5rtn Mssn. q.
TauI, Ninn., &c rirh Gu4 fterli5 Bur 3ufritesntsti
beeienen unit II serns eertit, rae Sch iurudjuerfsdttsn
falls Str nttt ,uirtsesnssfslt fsin ie1tet. Clint ntu'
Srael mi. elf ~tlinasnesn Resifern n gum Ssriauf fsrtts
Iutt NIT febtn fprettneen 8estfern fne tn er Arbtt
ksmmt unb bsfett %eisislbtn. =
9pbm &pbm,
Sktfsusrs.ls5a trti. $50 @sfsrn avsnu,, Gle Der SsIs'
tsy, CIR O. Hdut Wtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
&On elmer Tran entOedt.

Gine unocrc 9roBe Grituorn9 mur.
DC 9emadt uno ;rpnr bon elmer Sumt
III oielem ydnoe. &rdntbclt beflel lie,
lnb lieruiocrltanb lie6cnlun9c Subreber
beIti9lten N%nfeinoun9en, bis bar lbrC
S~cbenSor9One mterminirt poren, wnt
Der SOB Wnu.rmcioli6 ;u lein ldien.
Sret WtonOtc bultcte lie muliborlid
unO tonnte uidt i6lNicu. Gnolit
criunO lie Elm Wtittel ;ur &&tcOergcnca
lung, iuocm tie Don ms cine Sloi6C
Oh, Sings Nelp DISCOVERY" hin
S6winoll6t tuuite, uO il 'liblte mad.
Dem lie Die erltc Coils genonrmen bat.
tie, oerurt erlei6tert, b0B lie Die 9unSt
9(o6t l6lNIcn tOnnte, INN noh Sin
n0bme pom Sruei ,Slulden IT ne pou.
ltdnOi9 gebeilt. Sbr Nome 1T 6ral
Hutbcr Hub. SieieS idrciben y. Is.
Nammit IL SO, pom SbcIbp, u. e.
FrObeilai6en irei in ", :. Nubn's
|apotbete. Hesuldre @r0Bc 90 Gents
'unp 81, SeOe 6lai6e Sarantirt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
Der rNprbRern"- DpnnerRas ben q. Mpril 1899.

Brdutisams NIT Der III ben Nteoerlan-
ben tpeilenoen 8raut auf benz Stan-
besamt pornimmt. 8ei bieier 8elesen.
beit trdst Der ftelloertretsnoe gsdutis
gam Sanoi4ube, welde Der wirtli9e
8rdutisam seianbt bat. Seine &e6te
bei9rdnten Ii6 i'm llebrisen oarauf, bic
Ytaut gu Sii6e gu iibren uno tie
f6liebli9 an Soro oes S6iffes gu
9eleiten, oas lie in Die Nrme oes 8atten
fiibrt. gei Mntunit miro oann bic
gbei6liebuns np6mals porsenpmmen.
IS lit bies cine 9anS perniinftige MaB=
reeel, oenn menu bic .SrauunS nit
bern SanDidub" ni6t geiebndBig mare,
tonnte 10 man6er 8atte in Snoien, Der
ii5 na6 oieiem 9lft ben beoeltltngspol=
len S6ritt nOhmals ilberlegt, Der eins
treiienoen Gattin ertldren: vSeoaurs
lebbait, aber II. /. No."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
Gu, tiNisss 4sim.

Ser rRter;eidruete bat 500 Nde' eano
i'm 1oww NiHppob ,u uertaaten, duf De-
men Ct oevne beatihe 5amiliem onstileoelt
ieben mobte. Tas game 9an6 ei9net ilh
,uu, 8ebausr portreini1. Der 3ooen
In iebr ihwe., ibmar;er 6umus nit eebm'
linterboben. Muf Der srosen YderhGhs
oibt Is uieleS sutes Wieienlano, ebenic
Wapte., Git>n. uno Giienba,. Tas 2ane
miro an 0eutibe fir $40 bis SIS per
Side. pertauft, uon oenen so Ero5ent sn'
oeaalt werben miilen, uWO Der Heit tann
in 8biblas3,abluusen RAD Seiieben bic
in 40 9abren Az 5 YroSen. 'insbar be-
;ablt w.rseu. Srseno einem 8auier rirc
elm Saus srrihtet uno Die gum Sebauen
bes 6cloes uotbiGen Nterasr0tbe gelieiert
7ieie 6eleseubsit lit cine 10 quite, wie i'
ppblielten pieoer ms Stsurns Gountr
aeboten piro. ger imuIer Fh ein 0etsl
unter sluItigsn S~eoineuuseu ani@ofter
mill, weuoe 'ih al
Seurp gIente,
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