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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE December is-Flour quiet IN
changeds RECEIPTS H. AIS barrels; exports 20 bar
Tels. Wheat quiet; spot and December. 73assTe;
Jannsry. l6+af6ss; May. SOL ssked steamer No.
red 1ia'ih: receipts. l. ss7 bushels: exports
southern b, sample. 67,sa76A; DO grade. 72ss
at5St Corn weak: spot. sold, 52la52%; new, So:
year. oi%aS2; January. 5oaSo<; February. SsLa
sssss March, 80; steamer mixed. ooa50t; receipts.
II isit tTsheis; exports none. new southern white
ana yellow corn. 46as2. Oats strong and higher;
No. white. 20 bid: No. MIXED. s. sales Rye
nrn. No. ?. 5oAa65la; No. western, 56Ix a58i.i
receipts PAS bushels Hay arm: No i timothy
lIaSl1.SO; No clover mixed, SIS .5oaSlS. Grain
heights parcel room hrmer. steamers more active
steam TO Liverpool. per bushel 2atd January; Cork
for orders, per quarter. 2s Sd. January. Butter
firm, unchanged: fancy imitation, 22a23; fancy
creamery 5oa3l; fancy ladle. 2oa22 fancy roll. 10
g.; good roll iIaisi store packed 15afs. Eggs
firm, unchanged; fresh, 26a2s. Cheese firm un-
changed; large, I3%al4; medium. 13Hal4; small,
l4a14ls. Sugar firm, unchanged; fine and coarse
graduated, 4.91h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
BOOK BINDINGS.
The Best Varieties Of Leather Of
Which to Make Them.

v~.r, -, nj, AL, C.-....
49, - -
Inc news that MT Carnegie Is enraehlns
his library at Skfbo Castle with costly bind
inps moved us To remark on Tuesday that
The sest heather Gov aaooro five n,,,-,oses was
- go
morocco. ana the FRENCH tanners orlhs this
particular material up to superb degree
OF finish. But when 1t comes to dressing
and toninp fine leatbar With deltcate colors
eta, No., =. =. ,.-,-,s ,-.,,, ,-.,Lan
e.@ N.e " NC o.lpioseo ",eA "eNAe-.
It's ouraoihey' ana the desire TO De smart as
Wen as economical has helped to spoil many
a fine library before now,
or late vears the government officials
-, -. -,
nave neen eAeieiseu III tiieit iiiihos ooiieei
ing the threatened dissoiuuon OF many
valuable records. Calf-bound volumes,
however well housed. cannot endure Lon
don atmosphere indefinitely. and the esti-
mates and contracts for some of these have
been cut down in some departments with
more thrift than prudence The stationery
office lately sought advice ON the matter.
and the expert called in could only pofnt
out that the rate of deterioration in the
book bindings supplied has kept pretty level
pace with the reduction in prices paid And
this point is brought out in the recent re-
port of roval commission on the subject.
Mr. Gladstone once in one Of those casual
ESSAYS of his. dwelt with some humor on
the possibility of our being crowded into
the sea at no distant date simply by the
rapid accumulation OF printed matter. He
also In the same essay. remarked that. al
though printing was cheaper and publish
ers were fiercer In competition, leather
book binding is as dear as ever. We have
not taken sufficient trouble to increase our
supplies, and every famine in India, by fore
ing the slaughter Of cattle, interferes with
the market arrivals of skins. And no one
has yet arisen with ingenuity enough to
make workable material out Of the prolific
and despised Austrian rabbit
We have consulted one of the oldest firms
of leather factors In the kingdom. who sup
piled binding materials to the monastery Of
st. HIlda, at Whitby, before the refoT1na-
ton. A representative Of the firm assures
us that one of the finest binding materials
as yet discovered is the skin of the Cape
goat, tanned with sumach. Sumach is a
Sicllian plant, largely exported from Paler-
mo, and rich in tannin; but Its costliness
adds largely to the expense of preparation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18

that is ortlered from the mines. He said
the railroad did not own the mines, and to
purchase fuel 1t would be necessary to con-
fer with the independent mine owners.
Speaking of the trackage facilities of the
Chesapeake and Ohio in Washington, Mr..
Bronson said that 1t had none of its own,
but that It used the Pennsylvania tracks
under lease
Mr. Bronson said the passage of coal
over the c. and o. was somewhat htndered
by reason of the fact that the Southern
and the G. and o. railroads use the same
tracks from Orange to Alexandra, Va he
said this could not e considered an i'm
pediment and that the road was willing 10
haul all coal loaded on cars at the mines
He concluded by stating that a large
amount of coal is being brought to Wash
ington daily, consigned to one dealer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Plea for Dissolution Of Partnership

The Supreme Court of the District of Co.
lumbia has been petitioned to decree a dis
solution of the partnership that has been
conducting the ST. Louis Hotel, at the
northeast corner of 14th and H streets.
Gotthold A. Windeck Is the petitioner, and
he names his partner, Hermann N. Mat
thews, defendant Furthermore, the COM
plainant asks that the defendant be re-
strained from assigning any of the leases
to the property; that receiver be appointed
to take charge of the hotel, and that the
defendant be required to render an account
ing.
1t is charged that the defendant has faii-
ed to carry out a number of obligations as
sumed by him when he was accepted as a
partner by the complainant. The latter is
represented by Attorney George H. Lamar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Indian Words and Names,

From the Kansas City Journal
Mr.. Pitcher, formerly Of the Lincoln
(Kan.) Republican. writes of his new home
on Puget Sound. Among the curious and
interesting productions of this country"
he says, ARE the Siwash Indians" In the
Puget Sound country "Siwash' Is the gen.
eric name for Indian. What Mr.. Pitcher
has said is that the Indian Indians are in
teresting. 1t Is equivalent to the state
ment once made by Hamlin Garland that
he rode broneho pony. 1t reminds us of
another Kansas writer who put into the
mouth of a Spokane Indian this sentence:
will the white father enter my teepee?''
There is no such word as ''teepee' In the
Spokane vocabulary. The wigwam of a
Spokane is always called "wickiup."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
IN HANDS OF JURY.
Case Of Charles Thorn Submitted This
Afternoon.

The jury In the Thorn murder trial retired
at o'clock this afternoon to consider a
verdict.
The trial has been in progress in Crimi-
nal Court No. since Monday, the sth
instant. The summing up arguments Of
counsel TO the jury began shortly after 10
O'Clock this morning.
United States Attorney Gould opened the
discussion. Attorney Henry e. Davis Of
counsel for the defense followed. Mr.. Gould
again spoke. concluding at 2:15 o'clock The
charge Of Justice Anderson consumed about
three-quarters OF an hour. A verdict Is ex-
pected late this afternoon.
As Is now well known Charles Thorn was
tried for the alleged murder Of his wife,
Ida Thorn. by shooting her May last while
In the house where they resided. 821 Mis-
souri, avenue. Insanity was advanced az
the defense,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
CHANGES AUTHORIZED.
Mutual District Messenger Company
May Transfer Overhead Wires

The Commissioners have authorized the
Mutual District Messenger Company to
make certain changes in it's overhead wires.
1t is proposed to take down seven wires on
De Sales street and in the alley between l.
and NJ. 18th and 18th streets and transfer
them to new locations. as follows:
Five wires across Connecticut avenue be-
tween De Sales and NJ streets. Four wires
across 18th street between De Sales and NJ
streets. Four wires across 10th street be-
tween l. and NJ streets. Two wires on L
street between Connecticut avenue and 18th
street. Two wires across Connecticut ave-
nue. between X and L streets Two wires
across 18th street between K and L
streets.
The changes of the wires proposed are
necessary on account of the removal of the
telephone companys poles from De Sales
street and the alley referred to- No adda-
tional wires are to be strung and only ex-
listing circuits are to be replaced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
ADVERSE ACTION TAKEN.
Mr.. Smiths Resolution Regarding the
Shooting of FitzperaId.

Representative William Alden Smiths
resolution of inquiry into the circumstances
and correspondence relative to the killing
of William A Fitzgerald by Godfrey Hun
ter. jr., In Guatemala City was considered
and acted upon adversely by the House
foreign affairs committee today. It was
stated that young Hunter was being dealt
with by the Guatemalan authorities, and
that there was no extradition treaty in
force between the two countries. also that
Minister Hunter had been relieved from
duty in Guatemala In view of this com
bined action the committee concluded that
II would be better not to agitate the ques-
ton further.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
ia Title. ~ bid. 5 ASKED. wash.

90 asked. Columbia Title, ~ bid, s asked. wash
inGton Iftie. IN bid. 20 asked
Teiep0cne and graphophcae stocks-Chese Ike
and Potemsc. 80 bid, 90 asked. American Graphic
phone, com, or bid, asked. American Graphs-
phone. pref. bid, 90 asked
ed. Georgetown Cas- sS bsd,
Type machine stccks-Merrenthnier IJnotxno 17s
bid 1Tsx asked. IAnston Nonoype, sA BID, 10
asked.
Miscellaneous stocks-creene Con- Copper Co u
bid. 25ts asked. Washington Market 10 bid g
asked. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, 2i2
bid. J. Maury Dove Co.. ia bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Not Going to Be Sighted.
the Chicago Recerd-Herald

From the ChFagO Kecerd-Hcraid.
s.Ah. what a clever man your husband
is" said Mrs. Oldcastle TT was very
lovely of him to tell me that was not
growing old, but merely gradually under
going the transformation that is necessary
to make an angel OF a beautiful woman.
STILL gave him a Roland for his Oliver
ibid Josiah give you an Oliverg" her
hostess exclaimed. .IIi make him give me
one the minute he comes home from ONCE.
1 wonder II he got 1t from one OF them
friends Of his that was here yesterday from
Denyerf'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
"Shah Shuja's Mice"
From the London Express

From the LOhuon Expfeso.
Some interest rs being aroused In Madras
at present by the exhibition Of two dwarfs
who are alleged to be over fifty years OF
age and are brother and sister. These be-
irgs are not only small. but distorted It ts
believed that dwarfs are manufactured"
in India. There IL practice extant tn
PunJab Of elongating infants heads 30 a.
to render them out of all proportion to the
body. The effect OF compression on the
brain renders the victims idiotic They
are then sent around to beg. and In their
nerexrtna lions visit the Madras and Bonn
hay presidencies An Instinct akin to that
Of an animal. however. still lives In the dis
torted beings and invariably brings them
back to their masters. They are known
as .shah Shuja's MICE" from the name Of
the temple where they are manufactured.
The children. 1t Is stated. are vowed to tha
temple by fanatical women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Thanks Expressed.

Chief Engineer Dutton has forwarded to
the Commissioners letter received by the
fire department from j. T. Morrow, In
which the thanks of Mr.. Morrow and fam
lily are expressed for prompt and efficient
service done by engine company No. at
recent fire In the house at 1898 4th street
northwest. A copy of the letter will be
sent to the foreman of No. 8 company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Articles of Incorporation Filed.

Articles of Incorporation OF the United
States Industrial and Realty Company Of
the District Of Columbia were placed on rec
ord this afternoon. It's stated object il to
acquire and operate oil and mineral lands;
to purchase lease and construct railways
telegraph and telephone lines and the like
The incorporators are James A. Black, Abb
ner E. Arson. Virgil N. Fookes. all OF this
city. and George II. Opdyke. Thomas Has
sett and Mortimer Joiner, ali Of New York
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
In Memory of Senator Sewell.

After Senator Kean's eulogy of the late
Senator SeweH was delivered in the SEN
ate yesterday afternoon addresses were
made by Messrs. Cockrell fMo), Allison
Qowa), Morgan {Ala.). Cullom CID, Proc
tor Vt), Daniel (Va). Warren Cyyo) .
Penrose (Pa.). Depew On. ", McComas
(Md). Quay (Pa.), Dryden On. J.).
At 4:05 p. m. the Senate, as a further
mark of respect, adjourned until Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18

Caribbean division, on his flagship. Olym-
pia- Although not so stated. It Is expected
that Admiral Dewey will retain the con-
verted cruiser Mayfiower as his flagship,
and win spend most of the ten days holiday
at San Juan. He is now at Culebra with
the bulk OF HIS immense fleet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Bond Submitted.

Chancellor r. H. Alvey of the National
University has submitted to the Commits
sioners bond as required by section of the
act for the promotion Of anatomical science
in the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Jealous, Maybe.

From the Chicago News
First comedian-"Did you score hit with
your new speciality"
Second comedian-"Did I? Why, the au-
dience gazed In open-mouthed wonder be-
fore was half through
First comedian-"W 0ierful! It Il sell
once"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
New York Stuck Market.

Furnished by w B. Hibbs & Co, bankers
and brokers, 1419 F st., members New York
stock exchange. Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board of trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18

From the Baltimore American.
One very bad result OF the coal famine II
that valuable conservatives are in danger.
spread Of pneumonia among humans u
an Incidental evil OF tho situation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
The Shepherd Memorial.

TIE Shepherd memorial fund, according to
the statement OF the chairman Of the
finance committee. stands today as follows:
Amount previously acknowledged. SO 7D6OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18

According to the approved plans the prin-
cipal fighting ships OF Admiral Dewey's
fleet win rendezvous At Trinidad, right on
the coast of venezuela. and at St Thomas.
another British ppssession, near Porto Rico
Rear Admiral Higgfnson. commanding the
North Atlantic squadron. will have COM
mand of the feet Of battle ship at Trinidad
on his flagship, Kearsarge, with Rear Ad-
mlraI Sumner, comm ndinE the South At.
lantic squadron. ON his nagship. iowa, as
second in commando The fleet at st.
Thomas, which includes two battle ships,
will be under the command OF Rear Admiral
Crowninshieid. commanding the European
squadron. on hts nagshIn Illinois. The
fleet Of cruisers and smaller vessels which
will anchor at st. KittE Will be in command
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-12
@inen Greuoentaa beaina 3

- ginen Sreuoentae beaing bas
alte &Dln. SIM Beilein aIer bers
DDrraaenben 8nbnenleiter 9eutlhs
lambs uurbe bas neue Stabttbeater
e%ineemeibt. Der erpBartise 8iib=
nenbau bat i'm 9eutiden Gei9e
nibt ieiues @leiben, uno lit nit
geraoe5u Observation-Disclosures 8raht
ausaeitattet. Die Soften bes intpo=
ianten &unittempels beliefen li1 auf
runo fieben MiqiDnen Warf. Sinf-
einbalb Winionen true bic Staot,
uno Der &eit murbe pDn pDblbaz
benoen 8irgern beigeiteuert. Sber=
biireermeiiter 8eder bielt Die Self
reoe. Den Seitprolos r@eibeiprud
Der gOlonia" bate Solepb 2auff
oerfaBt. Das Brogramm beitano
aus @oetbe's ngoripiel auf benz
Gbeater", Scenen aus rSauit" uno
ShiIer's ,6uloigung Der &iinite".
Die 3miifenpauien muroen burh
flaiiiihe Wuiitltife ausgefillt.
Den ShluB bilbete Der brittle Nft
Der nWseiiterlinaer" unb sfpar Die
Scene auf Der feitmie1e.
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Warrte ben Sob.

6err 6. g. Munbap, elm 8ebts,
anmalt BON 6enrietta, Teras, rarrte
einitens einen Epotengrdber. 81
laet: rWeein 8ruber mar our9 Mia=
laria uno @elbiubt eeiunobeitlid
iebr beruntereefommen. Sd uber=
rebete i'm, Electric Bitters gu per=
luhen uno balo oarauf befierte ltd
iein 8ultano AUDI suiebenos; aber
er iebte ben @ebrauh oieier Weoi5iu
fort, bis er pDuitdnoig mieoerberee=
felt mar. SD bin felt bapot1 uber-
aeugt, baB Electric 8itters" i'm ppm
9ooe errettet bot. DieIes Wftttel
treibt Walaria uno syieber aug Dem
Spitem, tDbtet &ranfbeits Seine
uno reiniet oas Blut; fDroert Die
Gerbauung, regulirt Die 2eber uno
Die Misren; BELT Geritopfuug, Dps
pepiie, Neroolitat, Mierefl : 2eioen
unb Srauen=a ranfbeiten uno frdftiet
Den gaasen &Drper. Prets 25 @ts.
3u bcg1a Eel S. aaltener & Sobn,
Sep. S. Sbuuiit. 9ent5uaaer, uuo
80. DreiB.
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oenfen unsdblise anbere. Die gurs
ruption in ben itdotilhen 8erpals
tungen 1T tbatidblib 10 eingeriHen,
DAB ite nibt mebr a(s Elm 8erbrez
ben betrahtet miro. un1ere mora
lllben Begriffe itno in Besug auf ite
gang perpirrt unb nenn lie bant
elnmal ourb Den Nusbrud zines
Sfanoals pie oieien in ct. Souls,
surebtserift meroen, bann iinb mir
ielber oariiber erftaunt. Nber leiber
oauert oieies grItaunen nidt lanee,
Der ginorud, ben cine iplbe 9ataz
itrppbe madt, perldminoet ibnea.
Der @infuB oes SDltems lift eben gu
itarf.
Da bat man als 1niperialmittel
bic Geritaatlibune poer befier 8ers
itaotlihung aqer Dfentltben Ser
febr= uno Observation-Disclosures
gen pDrgeiblo9en, aber fam man
oenn pirfli6 unter benz iebieen Ser
naltun9sIpitem ertparten, baB 1tb
Dieies uniperlalmittel bepabren tpere
be? &ann man ben Qeuten, aus be-
rem Mtitte bieie beutieen 8Dpoler ber=
porgegangen 1inb uno aus beren
Witte nab Dem berrlbenben Spitem
aub funftig uniere ftaotilben 8es
amte1 beroDrgeben ueroen, mirffid)
Die Bermaltung iener @inrihtuneen
anpertrauen? Shmerlih. Die Ser
itaatlibune fam iid nl1r oann als
Elm 6eilmittel ertpeilen, penr bas
Spitem Der itdotilben 8erpaltune
eednoert miro, lonit miro ite Die 3u=
itdnoe nod piel ihlimmer MAIDEN,
als iie beute fino. unb ebe cine
iolhe Gerduoerune oes Snitems oor=
genDmmen mirb, neroen nod piele
Sabre pergeben. Iuaenblidlib itnb
MIR nod nibt reif baau"; nit an
oeren WDrten: oas amerifanii6e
8olf bat unter benz jebiaen Spitem
nod niht genue eelitten."
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Der Sduellbnmnfer 4

Der Sbnellbampfer naaiier
Wilbelm H." Der fiirslib in Stettin
BON Stapel eela1ien muroe, 1T oas
arDBte Shiff Der @elt. Wtit oieIem
0ampfer 1iebt iid Deutiblanb i'm
Weltb bon bier Oampfern, Die an
Sbneuigfeit ale Dampfer Der @elt
n%bertrehen. gS finb oies neben
benz Dampfer r&aiier @ilbelm H."
Die Dampfer r&atier Wilbelm Der
@rOBe" uno .8rUnprins @ilbelm"
oes @orooeutihen 2lopo unb
.0eutiblanb" Der 6ambura : Ime=
rifa=2inie. Sdmmtlibe bier DAM
pier iino pom ,Gulcan" in Stettin
gebaut poroen. Der i'm eemeiniamen
Wirfen NIT ben beutihen sroBen
ShihfabrtS : @eieaihaften cine 10
arDBe Beoeutung gefponnen bat.
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Gin fdbredlidber ltnfall.

ihreibt Or. q. &eaett BON @iaiforo,
Nrf., nftieB fiirslib etnem Glen.
babn= Irbeiter bierielbft gu. SER
JuB murbe auf eraBli9e Irt ger.
oridt, aber Buflens Nrnica Galbe
BELT i'm in furser 3eit." Dieie
Salbei lit einfah eroBartie fir Brand.
uno Shnittnunben, 8eulen unt
9autzN uSiblag. Sc lift bas bette
Wtittel fir Dbengenanute 3mede, bas
es in Der @elt eiebt. 6eilune piro
gurantirt. Breis 25 Gts. grbaltlid
bel s. aalteper & Sobn, @eD. s.
S. SAmitt, @igentblmer. uno Io.
OreiE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-12

8iflarbs In Sdofs' @arten nur
nod 30 Cts. pro Stunoe BON nun an.
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genoem MaBe pertpenbet peroen
muB, man beereift aber audi, pie eS
UNI bic 8plfserndbrung beiteat lit.
Sic mirb tbeurer uno ihlebter, ipee
cien Der SleiihgenuB miro oemnddit
gu einem 8riuile9ium Der BDblz
hnhpnhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-12
9ie Sd1tpinolerbaabe int st.
9puiS.

Spuis.
3u benz @eitdnoniB Sobn 6.
Murrells, Der ttab ct. Souls sus
riiffebrte unb als Staatsseuee auf<
trat, neil feline Mitlbu1bigen, bte i'm
CUR Slubt nab Merifo ~iiberrebet,
i'm ibmdblib int Sti9e lieBen unb
es perabidumter, i'm init ben nDtbiz
gen @elomitteln au nerleben, mabt
Der rQbeno Nnseiaer" in ct. Souls
Die folaenben treffenben 8emertuns
gen:
Die gauge Mfiiere unieres @ez
meinmeiens = Die ibledte, Droindre
@elinnuug bes Nmerifanil9en
Durdihnitts : 8iirgers miro in
f~Dlaenben Sdben WurreG's oar= uno
bloBeelegt:
v@ir betrnbteten unIere 6ano=
lunesmeife als fein ibmeres Ser
breben, ba eS lanae uno Dbne un=
terbreduna idon 10 geganaen mar.
Bi8 gum Nmtsantritt unieres ge9enz
pdrtigen &reisanmaltes muroe aus
eenfdeinlib ME elm erniter Geriub
aemabt, oieie 8erbrecber our @ez
6enibaft gu aieben. SD badte iDnit
ME baran, mir pm ireenb elmer Ser
iun auf uneeleblihe @eiie aub n1r
eineu Dollar ansueienen, aber Die
Brattifen bes Combine" i'm @tabtz
roth in Beaug auf Nnnabme BON Be-
ftehuneseeloern nabmen 10 iiberz
banb, baB ib NIT benz Strpme
ihmamm uno Die @rDBe bes Ser
brebens niht erfannte; mein @emiIz
fen mar in bieier 8esiebung nDls
fig eiugelblummert. @rft biele
rBDoole" 1nteriuhungen lieBen
MIDI bas gerbreben in ieiner gan.
aen 6dBfihfeit erbliden."
Sen Staat pber Die 6tcot bur9
beimlibe 8er1baherung Dfentliber
Bripileaien beaaunern = galt ben err
udblten Observation-Disclosures, Ser
tranensmdnnern Der 8irgeribaft,
als niht 10 unebrenbaft, pie BreQes
rel i'm Bripataelhafte.
Sic .gpmbiue" 1teht niht iSn(irt
i'm WnIfathum IN. gou;enSe mnh
Wbertouienbe in olen Gfidten
uno &la51en Der @emeinoe heaen
Die namlihe Qn1iht uno bebauern
nur, bas linen feine @efeQenbeit iez
mails par6. bic Stqbt au iberpprz
thei(en poer in iraenb tpelher Tprm
AZ 1hrDpfen.
DieIe beoauern bon Screen eas
Shidial Der observation-disclosures" unb
icben in unieren1 aepi1ienhafteu,
tihtiaeu @reisonmalt syplt cine ents
scb.ide v@uiiance", Die lie eber befp
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ben ioIte.
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