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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-28
NOTICE.

Frederick A. Ohlendorf, whose place
of residence is to the undersigned un-
known, will take notice that on the
9th day Of October, 1900, the under
signed filed her petition in the Court
of Common Pleas of Washington Coun-
ty, Ohio, being case No. $685. against
him, the said Frederick A. Ohlendorf,
praying for a divorce from him on the
ground of willful absence, habitual
drunkenness and gross neglect of duty.
Said case will be for hearing on and
after the 3rd day of December, 1900.
MARIA T. OHLENDORF.
Ellenwood, Smith & Leeper, her At
torneys.
Wed, Oct. 24--6wks.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-28
Germnn Owners Of Forest.

The royal Prussian family is the
largest owner of forest tracts in Ger
many. It's property consists of not
less than 10000 acres. The southern
branch of the Hohenzollerns owns a
tract of 10000 acres. The prince OF
Stolberg-Wernigerode owns forest
covering 10000 acres. The timber
lands of the prince of Pless comprise
1O4, 900 acres.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-28
Wanted-A Wife

Must be strong and never have a lame
back,-DR. RANKIN'S KIDNEY TAB
LET'S stop the pain at once and cure
permanently. Sold by Beagle e. Ly-
tie and A. j. Richards, druggists, Mari
eta, Ohio.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-28
For Sale.

4 Norwood Lot 5Ox15O for 1926. Good
location. 7-roomed modorn house al
most new for $1700 vacant lots on
easy payments SITS each. 10 shares of
the capital stock of the Sterling Brick
Co. Grocery stock at bargain.
LOW rent. Good trade and fresh stock.
Large lot on car lire, above high wat
er, Paved street, $2300 Several
other properties at good bargains.
w. s. BATTIN, Real Estate & Loan
Agent, Room 22, st. Slair Building.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-28
Court Items.

The case of Elizabeth Morgenstern
VS.. Adam Kathary ct al has been filed
in the court of Common Pleas of this
county.
The plaintiff prays that her interest
in two tracts of land situated in War
ner, o., and Caldwell. O., be set off
TO her in severaly, and that the dow
er of Mary E. Kathary in the tract in
the town of Caldwell, may be assigned
to her, and that subject thereto parti-
tien may be made, or that such pro-
ceedings may be had as are authoriz-
ed by law. F. j. Cutter, attorney for
plaintiff.
STAGE VS.. HANCOCK.
The case of Emma Stage VS.. Win
field S. Hancock, administrator of the
estate of Thomas A. Stage, deceased.
has been filed in Common Pleas Court.
The plaintiff alleges that the defendant
as administrator of the estate of
Thomas A. Stage, is indebted to her
TO the sum of $S40 for work and SER
vices as household servant, nurse and
farm manager, done by the plaintiff
for Thomas A. Stage during his life
time, and at his request, between jan
uary, 1896, and September, 1900, coc-
ering period of 240 weeks, at $50 a
week. The plaintiff further states that
her account was presented to defend
ant and was rejected by him.
The plaintiff therefore prays for that
amount with interest from Sept. 1S,
1900. w, G, Way, attorney for plain
tiff.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-11-28
Oyster Supper.

An oyster supper will be given
this evening, corner ofSecond and Put
nam streets, by the Junior Order of
United American Mechanics.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-19
D. kALAlOKALANI TELLS
WHAT HIS PARTY MEANS

Editor of the Advertiser:-An edi-
torial of your paper of the 18th inst,
the heading of which reads as follows:
Danger In Race Divisions" Your
editorial has a great depth which we
have to consider from whence motives
are inspired from.
Your paper have been harping of late
an anti-haole policy dictated by the
family compact, and of course you are
paid by them OF conducting a nefarious
policy of stirring UP an animosity of
race feeling; but nevertheless we will
leave you to your own salvation. and
the citizens of the Territory of Hawaii
will weigh your suicidal policy of the
family compact.
Mr.. Editor, prior to the selection of
Senators and Representative of Ha-
wall. Maui and Kauai, we found that
all the Anglo-Saxons were either Re-
publicans or Democrats, and none
would seem to be an Independent that
we would have confidence in, our next
course then would be to take the ma
terial next available.
We will not permit a native or an
Angio-Saxon to run on our ticket un-
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solid block. 1t rests on the Roman ques-
tion, on hatred OF democracy, on the sell
fish preservation of the dynasty. The
hand that framed 1t will apply it with
greater passion than ever. What will be
new. perhaps. in the reign of Victor EN-
manuel Ill. will be the redoubling of eff
forts to bring about a reconciliation be-
tween Vatican and Quirinal on the basis
of the status quo and the abolition OF
the non-expedit.
But the inhexible firmness of the Pope
will permit no deviation from the pres
ent policy; this too is a block. 1t is true
that the House of Savoy with the aid of
the Triple Alliance Is working to create
the coming Pope by preparing COM
plaisant conclave. This is mere blindness.
Their intrigues would suffice in themselves
TO assure the independence of the Roman
Senate ana TO confirm the Papacy in its
Interchangeable programme. The next Pope
will continue more emphatically the work
os Leo. XIII. At the Quirinal II Is the
reign Of a woman that is beginning.
In closing this letter I must tell of the
wonderful success OF Mgr. Ireland's jour
ney to Rome. Leo XIII. and Cardinal
Rampolla have received him Ike an old
friend and a power. They have wished
to affirm aloud that there never have ex-
listed and that there do not exist dis
sensions between the Archbishop of st
Paul and the Vatican. After the meet
ings between Mgr. ireland and the Holy
Father we can say that a sponge has been
passed over what is called the unpleasant
INNoMINATo.
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that his hobby IL numismatics. lie has
done nothing so far that could attract
attention. After the defeat at Adaua he
his father 10 send sIgnor crispi
into retirement: behind the curtain stood
Agripplna. Never will the Queen forgive
the Sicilian for the brutal rudeness to
which she was subjected.
Margherita has instilled deep religious
feelings In her son. In his reign they win
try TO square the circle. that Is to say
they will seek TO solve the Italo-Papal
question on the basis Of the status quo.
His physical homellness. his silence and
concentration In himself. the emptiness OF
his life have impressed on diplomats the
assurance that he is Insignificant. While
Queen Msrghcrita was securing the courts
OF Europe 20 finu n wife for the Prince
Of Naples the Ambassadors kept notify
ing their Governments. Everywhere an
evsslvo answer was given. lie owes his
wife. the Princess OF Montenegro. to the
~ the coronation festival the new Car
said one day % the Prince of Naples:
"You must get married. marriage makes
IA man happy. Look at me. l Lsed TO be
melancholy. I am happy now since have
taken n wife" Nicholas H. had the
young person at hand. the beautiful Prin.
cess OF Montenegro. For n while IL had
leeu believed that there would be n match
between her and Nicholas III Very much
attracted by her relative she had counted
on having him; as n makeshift the Car
married her TO the young heir to the
crown Of Italy. Queen today. she has
no children. Spitefui tongues assert that
she will never have any.
Victor Emmanuel III. was the Father
OF the Country" the RE galantuomO."
tfumbcrt I. was the do-nothing King.
Victor Emmanuel III. win be the silent
King. But behind him VIII rule sup
ple aud strong hand. n proud. ambitious
and restless soul. n heart whose pride and
feelings have been wounded. an unsub-
duable and persevering nature. Queen
Masherlta She ruled with discretion un-
der Humbert. she will rule absolutely un-
der Victor Emmanuel The son Is the re-
noctlon, the echo. the image of his moth
or King Humbert sometimes thwarted
the plans OF his wife: the son will be more
obedlent. for he lives only In and through
his mother.
IL Is the dynastic union OF two obstinate
beings. Pious and honest. the Queen
mother nevertheless hates the Pope: tho
Roman question irritates and excites her.
she looks on the House Of Savoy as Louis
XIV. looked on the Bourbons. She stin
lbsilcvcs In the divine right OF Kings. The
Pope and his socialistic policy hamper
Ithe lncllnations and the ambitions OF the
Oveeu and OF the woman. She suffers on
account OF the dissidIo. she looks on the
policy OF the Holy Father as a personal
lipsuit. That ir tho origin OF the Triple
lAIilance. OF the naval engagements 20
England. OF the permanent war against
tna pooe. Of the reaction IN the interior
lof the subordlnation OF all other interests
10 the preservation OF the dynasty. That
IL the source OF the mcgaiomania, OF thf
crushing taxes, OF the general poverty. oi
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less he pledges himself faithfully and
honestly to our platform and the prin-
ciples of the party.
Your fanatic editorials we weighed
in the balances and found wanting, but
It does not hinder our work of progress
till victory Is accomplished. Our plat
form is a liberal one. and we leave our
motives and our honesty in the prem
ises to the voters of the Territory OF
Hawaii
The laboring, the middle and the poor
classes will have equal rights through
the Independent Home Rule Party in
the administration of affairs in the
future.
The family compact are making a
desperate struggle in every crook or
nook of bringing about the forces of
throwing to the people an anti-haole
policy, so that the people may rally
again to their support of a centralized
government and they in power.
The scales are dropping off our eyes
and we are beginning to know how to
run American politics in Hawaii nei.
What fools mortals are,
d. KALAUOkALANI.
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Death of Mr.. I. N. Hayden.

/. ". Hayden, a well known builder
and contractor. died yesterday after
noon at the residence of Mr.. CAMEL,
corner of Fort and Vineyard streets.
Death was due to diabetes. On last
Thursday evening Mr.. Hayden was
taken I'll and was confined to his bed
until death came. He was a native of
Prince Edward Island. Canada, about
As years Of age, and had no relatives in
HAWAII. He has been here for about
five years. during which time he be-
came well known in building circles
The funeral will take place this after
noon at o'clock from the undertaking
establishment of II. Williams, Love
block
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AFFAIRS
OF ITALY
Something About The
New King.
THE CROWN AND TIARA
What May Come Of ltaIy's Policy
Of Vengeance Against
Pops Leo XIII.

ROME Sept. G.-victor Emmanuel Is
small Ills legs are short. his Jaw enorm-
Gus. his chin projecting. The upper part of
his face he takes from his mother. the
bushy mustache from his father. Reticent
and mysterious. Il is not easy to know his
inner thoughts. Brought up affectionately
and carefully by Queen Margherita he Is
the product OF her mind. In his early
youth he was a good student; they say
,s>rtseSr4se>e&se>.Ss >ss>sckss<es:SSs$:s>
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an external military policy out OF all pro-
portion to the resources OF the country.
n policy OF vengeance against the Pope,
a purely dynastic policy against the peo-
pie, policy Of false greatness toward
foreigners, such is the character of the
Italian State. The House of Savoy with
Its present programme has been fashioned
by Margherita. This Is why we perceive
IN the Italian Government a feminine tim
idity throughout the duration OF any
scheme. II she hated Crispi IL was be-
cause the dictator" believed only in him
self. but IN spite of his unbounded pride
he was obliged to make concessions to
the woman in order to maintain himself
In power. Signor Crispi viii never re-
turn. At the same time she pulled every
wire Of politics 10 preserve the status quo
against the Pope. against France AMI
against democracy.
] his is the reason. too. why the Ouirinal
ard It's ministers have directed the whole
literary. intellectual scientific and artistic
movement toward England and Germany.
10 Is from there that models were taken,
II Is thither that the new generation has
fcen sent. From France and from the
United States. republican and democratic
cour tries, everything caused alarm, every
thing was rejected: the republic, because
its reflex action was feared democracy,
bCcarse popular interests and democrat c
principles are the opposite OF a purely
dvr astic policy. II Is the fatal destiny
OF the House OF Savoy: in order to last IT
sscr'fces a whole people. and this people
begins to feel II and 10 grow angry at IT,.
Bresct's bullet did not come. as the CEN
sorship would Rave people believe. from
an American pistol; II came from dvnas-
tic pistol. The programme OF the House
OF Savoy has created an atmosphere in
which DESPAIR hourishes and from which
criminal electricity flashes.
1t seems. therefore. ingenious to talk as
people are talking of the changes which
the crime of Mon7a and the new reign
will introduce In the dynastic rule. The
programme of the House of Savoy Is q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-19
EGRY's CONCERT ON THE esth

Annis Montague Turner viii sing
Mercadante's III Logno" (The Dreamy.
which is heard for the first time in
Honolulu. Mr.. Egry playing the violin
obligato. Miss Castle viii accompany
Mr.. Egry in Wienawsky's Faust Fan
tasie." difficult number for both per-
formers. The difficult accompaniment
To the Mendelssohn concerto is to be
played by Mrs. Mott-Smith. who has
mastered the piece to Mr.. Egry's satis-
faction. Mr.. Mott-Smith will perform
a Romance" by Mcdowell. and "CaO-
priccio" by Golterman. for violoncello.
1t Is understood that most Of the num-
bers on the program are played for the
first time In Honolulu at this concert. .
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-19
ISLAND
POLITICS
The Proposed Harmony
Conference.
ABOUT PAUL |SENDERG
Independent Leader on Party Plans
Carter for Chairman Of Re-
publican Convention.

The conference between the commit
tees OF the majority and minority fac
tons of the Fourth District has not yet
been held. The time for holding the
meeting was left to Mr.. ]. B. Atherton,
member of the minority committee.
Yesterday afternoon he stated that the
meeting would be held sometime to-
day, probably this morning. No over
lures or concessions have as yet been
made by the minority. or any prefer
ence for new delegates manifested.
II have heard nothing from the ma
jority side as yet," said Mr.. Atherton
yesterday. $50 far 1 have nothing to
propose. Whatever propositions are
made must come from the other side.
Just what will be the outcome of the
meeting l am unable to say as 1 have
not talked directly upon the matter
with any one of them''
From what is heard on the street
there is good reason to believe that
from those who represent what is called
the majority faction. For reasons
which have become well-known to the
Republican leaders it Is felt that the
majority must make sacrifice to them.
PAUL IsENBBRG'S CANDIDACY.
re prominence to which Paul Isen-
beg rese in a single hight. or in other
words went to sleep on Monday night
to find himself famous yesterday morn
ing was the political talk of the town.
A leading business man in speaking of
Mr.. Isenberg's candidacy for the Con-
gressional billet, said he was sorry to
see him aligned with Sam Parker and
Bob Wilcox in three cornered fight
for the same office. II will say this
that had Paul Isenberg come out for
the Legislative Senate I am sure he
would he elected. He has made his
mark in the Legislature before and is
quite popular. But what started his
ambition for the Congressional race
am at loss to understand.
/ LAS TO his chances for obtaining a
following l will say that l am afraid he
viii not be able to count on the native
votes of the Democratic party. They
will go for Parker or for Wilcox. Isen-
berg can be reasonably certain of fol-
lowing of natives on Kauai, and some
from Oahu, but 1 doubt whether Ha-
wall or Maui will help him out much.
His candidacy will do this much as
l have figured 1t out: 1t will make q
split in the Democratic party in favor
of the two parties in the field. with the
chances that the greater number will
vote for Parker, and possibly few OF
them will flop to Wilcox. On the other
hand feel certain that in the general
mix-up many of the native leaders vii
come out for Parker AS for Wilcox II
Is a fight for Wilcox, without his repre-
senting any party whatsoever. 1t might
he properly styled the Wilcox Party.
Wilcox is out for himself and no one
else.
Suppose he goes to Congress he viii
be nothing more or less than a tool IL
Caesar Celso Morenos hands. The lat
ter is an Italian renegade with gooC
deal of political cunning, and no doub
would be able to pull Wilcox around t
suit himself. Wilcox l assert, repre-
sent no party, or faction, except VIII
cox himself, and he has worked on tn
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MISTY CONVERSATION

~. chinese oficIai-'No, We don't
t.e lately" '''' ~ ~
&c., Nhlnese ofiicial-''True. but
IN. 49, y. IN our territory seemed to
ri " ,oe open door very suddenly
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ONE THING WE ESCAPE.
~, There's no use trying To be
o.dl,e IN slang"
''isrodc-"whyf"
~ Or trok e'"''
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AGENTS.

49,. Agent 10 tsks scnnowiedg-
- ,nstruments. district of Kona.
Va. ~ W. G. Achrs once, King g..
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RROKERa

~ NsNrwELta-Loans negotiated:
business transacted. Bethel 50.
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frfAa CLEVELAND. NJ. D.-Crc.
II Klns a. hours. : 20 ~ a. m. n
Il, Tel ee.
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n W. JouE.-omc. sss Fort 81 I.
Surt 20 10 a. m, 90 q and 20 = ..
sunday 10 io;so q m. tel. fsa
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Swt . dALnRAtTH.-oHice and res
b. cor usretanla and Alakea Sts.
II. hours. 10 10. . 10 and = 10 a
~
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THE NEW KING AND QUEEN OF ITALY.

IS bary5 the
n feet lands than
anda
versatile ngust She has eaeaed beautiful Europe The
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! r NIrAMuRA-ofnce, $40 Nuuanu
ral White i62. Y. o. box st2. resi-
~ 20 Nuuanu Sc ONCE hours Z 20
Ian. 1 10 . and 90 Z D. m.
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WARD q TRAIN. Architects SUITE
aedsi Block. Fort 81
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ooEs Music sCfIOof~-Love Bldg.
rci 81, Piano. Voice Cplture. singing
sat harmony especial attention paid 20
eueh muscular control and musical
|malyllt
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ARCHITECTS

ARnsLEE q PAGE. Architects and
ahisrs Once Rooms % Arlington
'anst. Honolulu. ". T.. sketches and
sFfsct estimates furnished st short no
~ rsl Nv. Y. q. bon Ta
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r KArsuNuMA-onnce. Club sta
\. hours. "a m. 10 q .. m: Tel T.
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J prRBY.-Met,-s smith bldg, cor. Fort
u Hotel sts. once hours 20 4
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CONTINUED on Page -
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''se T TAYLOR. NJ. Am. SOC. g. f.
Insulting Hydraulic Engineer; Df
'saa NV, Honolulu. Tel $50
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q gRossMAN. D.D.a-Aiskss 81.
rs- doors above Masonic Temple. Ho-
Slllu. ONCE hours . q. m. 20 4 .. m.
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G n. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dental
{,nsss iSq7. Masonic Temple. Tel rfs
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coNrRAcroRa

OPTICIANS.
80 ~. NE0LEcr TOUR EYES: you
- ew one pair. Don't wear other
.' classes. your eyes differ from
. bon't wear cheap. improperly
- s'asses, they viii ruin your eyea
ns. q LUCAS. oPTtCrAN. fove
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04

uni, grill na1 yenas Dais, o., NM uus
8lut am rei6li6lisn qaoll, oa prebte
lie. mas lie fallen fDnlie. nit ben Gin.
germ aniammen !; tie batte feline Mbnuns.
mo Die Sdlagaoer lag, aber lie mubte
bic ridtise Stelle ~getroifen baben. Sic
8lntung b6rte auf.. Ghrefpertpirrt.
boa @nali uno gelbiuormiirfen sefol-
teri. elite Der 10 job aus ianiten Srdu-
men aufseidredte gbemam In bic
ennfle 9ladt binaus, obne Gut uiio
nebersieber. 10 raie er mar. i'm 9aus-
rod. Nad aebn Minuten itano er wieoer
Dor Gem Granfenbett. nit ibm Der Mrat.
Gem Simmel Tel Sant. es mar nod
nidt gu ipdt!
Mm folgenoen Sage nar 2ena iebr,
iebr idpa9 uao miibe. aber fieberlos.
Sine t~punoerbare Glgung. ntdt
tpabr.~ faate lie gu Der anl 8ett fiBen-
ben Gdmsaermama. bob Maoe-
moifelle aeraoe In bsfn Moment berein-
tommen muBte. tho Die 8efabr am
b01lien tDar2A
So" meinte bic Gdpiesermama,
lid Tags ia immer-oie Maoemoiielle
Sic bot aeraoeau elm Salient, gu ieoer
Gtunoe oa gu fein, no mon lie am
n6tbisiien braudt.A
SD neroe ibr aud flnfsi9 Marf
auleeen," Dertinoete 2ena in moblnol=
lenoem Some. runb oann iGenf' i1
ihr aud su Weibnabten einen pef5beieB-
ten pluidirasen. WeiBt gu. i'd iann
ia meinen alten braunen plil6mantel
oasu pernenoen."
Gecile ltanb i'm Nebensimmer am
Senlter. iarrte in bic bitter sraue
@intermelt binaus uno b6rte bic
Yldne, Die man bort Drinnen fir i6r
Slid i1mieoete.
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giltis. So miioe uno abaeIlattert fam
lie lid Dor. Mber oas miro balo ppr=
iibergeben. Salo Miro lie per9eiien
baben, Dab elm Dial in beridmieaener
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ersoaene Geel1en bur1ralt bat lie
piro tpieoer ,ueroen, mas lie INNER ge=
peien III. las oumpssnfriebene 2oit=
tbier, Die forrefte, bienlteifrige, geI1idte
fleine Mabemoiielle
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-01-04
6si9i6te eines sflasen.

Sdnoe uno EiBe Sabre lang eebun.
ben gu BADEN nit &etten BON &ranf
beiten, lit bic lhlimnite Sorte Sfla
PEREZ. Seorg .. 98lllinms BON Wan-
DIETER, Wti6., er;dblt, pie lold elm
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ne 6rau "a finf ,Eabre lang 10 bilf.
los, oaB lie lib .ni6t i'm Bette allein
umoreben fonnte. Nahoem lie ,mei
Slai9en electric Sitters aebranht
bate, oeruabrte tie cine mnnoerpoile
Weneruns uno mar fdbig, ielbit ibre
Hfoet Nu prfurlvu.~ tttrTrs Dur yIfy-
lide 0eilmitiel iiir Observation-Disclosures
bsilt ralb S6udfs, Sdiahoiiafeit,
Wialdndolie. 8ouiueh. R%iifenidmsrs
gen, S6Dinoeldnidlle. Oleie @un
Der wirtenpe Neolsin lit iir ihpad,e,
%fraafe. berunferaetommene Yerionen
cine @oiiesienoune. Seoe Sloide
aarantirt. gerfauit pom stpotbefer
%. S. 9ubn.