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Bureau Trunks, Eastwood,
canvas covered, a trays, every
t thing easy to.S15.Q5
Dress Trunks, with extra
heavy brass corners Excelsior
lock, etc, 4o-inch SO or
size ..............
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Csc Ribbons, 17c.
Ready Tomorrow Morning.

Taffeta and Satin Taffeta Rib
bons, 7 inches wide white,
black and every best shade.
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New NeckWear.

New T Fronts, of lawn, embroid-
cry and lace, trimmed with loo
buttons and lace. 25c value.
Linen and Pique Coat Sets. Collar
and Cuffs, plain and lace S0C
trimmed. Some worth ST..
New assortment of Stocks, Turn
over Collars, Chemisettes, Collar
and Cuff Sets, Stocks with jabots of
lace and Buster Brown Col AOr
lars. Some worth Toe. $50.
Yokes of fine lace and embroidery
insertion and ruffie of lace. Soc
81 to $50 values. ..........
Chemisettes, Organdie and Lawn,
lace and embroidery trimmed. Some
with cuffs to match. soc SD OF
To-
Collar and Cuff Sets of heavy en-
broidered linen, lace and Swiss
embroidery. Values are AOC
QUO TO lOC..
Mechlin Lace Ties, rosebud pat
tern, cream and white, wide and
narrow widths. 25c and 35c DC
values.
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lowers, 1Qc and Csc.
Some Worth zsc.

The importer closes his sea-
son and his "drummers'" sam
pies, and those in his show
rooms come here and go to you
at nominal prices. In two lots,
at Ioc and 25c for choice.
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Paris Wells, 19c.
Some Worth ST.

Exclusive novelties are In this
gathering. The importer is off to
Europe for autumn-winter styles.
These are his spring-summer i'm
portations-at 19c instead of 15c
tO 81
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$685..
No Stamps.

Choice of Shirt Waist Dresses
of white dotted muslin and India
linon, with tucked and embroid-
overturned waists and tucked
skirts; some with deep fiounce.
And $39S for man-tailored skirts
of Panama and lightweight mix
lures, all lengths; in black, brown,
tan, gray and navy.
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Millinery.
SEQ Hats, $3.o8.

New York Pattern Hats "a
few less than fifty of them.
Choice for only 1898. Ready
tomorrow morning, on second
floor.
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Silks at Csc.
Rest 2Oc Silk
: Suitings, Csc.
Best ROC Kind.

The popular checks, in black
and white, navy and white,
brown and white. 25c yard for
800 quality. On second floor.
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70 for usual 19c. Ribbons, guar
AOS anteed all pure silk, in white
and all colors.
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The statement is very easily
made. Cheap Waists can be
SLOWLY trimmed and claimed
worth more than they really are.
Visitors here will find best Of
ST Waists at 6oc--and critical
examination will bear out this
statement. The Waists offered
at oSc are quite deliberately
not vulgarly-trimmed with
laces and embroideries, and
would be good values at So.
The new arrivals--I5o dozen
assure a good selection and all
sizes in the best styles.
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Trading Stamps==0r,

The chief of the Suit Department returned from New York
this morning The most important statement tsthe identical
selling Yesterday of New York leading department
5000 be sale here at 1898 Either
that New Yos trading stamp expensive luxury or
that the Paais Royals Mill and Factory Sale is creating lower
possible elsewhere the United States It's the
other-New York's 5000 Suits are here at 1898
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Steamer Trunks, canvas COW
cred, iron bottom
and brass lock, 81 81 or
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Now Come 235 Trunks and Bags Time the Trip

Travelling Trunks, canvas
covered, with iron bottom and
brass lock, as illus CT %M
trated W u ivy
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Third race-Knnning; six furlomg 1
three; purse, $50
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The list below contains men,
ton of only thirty-seven (37) of
the Palais Royals May Sale
Specials" Hundreds here
all the best Toilet Articles are
at special prices.
Cuticura Soap, 25c size. .16c
Buttermilk (Cosmos) Soap, 1Oc
size DC
CASTLE Soap, 10c size. ............. &c
all Soap, 15c size. .12c
DIR. Charles Flesh Food, Soc size .29c
Nine. Given's Cream. Csc size. ...19c
Nine. Yale's Complexion Cream.
QUO size .................... ...5fc
Malvina Cream, Soc size. 1890. .35c
Oriental Cream, $1.25 size. -. .$1.O5
La Blache Face Powder. 50c size. 29c
Java Rice Face Powder, 25c size. .19c
Mennen's Talcum Powder, 25c
size .................. .Hoc
Woodland Violet Powder, 15c size .1Oc
Satin Skin Powder, 25c size. :. Ice
Sanitol Tooth Powder, CSC size. :. Ice
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder, 25c size 12c
Listerine, $1.O0 size. SOC
Dental Floss, 15c size. .10c
Danderine. SOC size. .35c
Pinaud's Eau de Quinine, SOC size. SIC
Aliens Foot Ease, 25c size. $500. Ice
Corn Files, Csc size. .15c
Emery Boards, 19c size. .1Oc
Nail Files fsteeD, 25c size. $3.50. .15c
Lusterite Nail Polish, 25c size. =. .19c
Harnich's Nail Enamel, 50c size 32c
Pray's Ongaline, SOC size. .32c
Michaelsen's Bay Rum, SOC size .45c
LIE Fevre's Mando, 1Oc size. $500. Sc
Woodworth's 25c Extract ...... .19c
Pinaud's 75c Perfume. ..........6 csc
Wheeler's Corn Cure, 15c size. -. Sc
Eyebrow Pencils, 15c size. 1850. &c
DR.. Pray's Manicure Scissors, S1.OO
size ....................79 TIC
Pinaud's Brilliantine, BIC size. .25c
Dressing Combs, 25c size. . .15c
CASTLE Soap, 15c bars. .1Oc
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-11
LOOK IN YOURGL.ASS
Be Honest With Yourself

"What d Il that gives ycu that sal
low complexion those lusteiless eyes
and burrows On your face which should
he smooth? Probably You think your
health Is good but there must be q
reason and more often than not your
troubles are caused by slusssh-tiyer
and disordered stomach
"A good complexion clear KIN
q Cd appetite ana 4 feeling Of health
and strength Is every PERSONS sat-
and Their is M reason they should not
have them an SAYS PAINE "A well
known lady Ewing In Cairo but who
does rat wish her name published.
t0ld me ! thoGeh ] was IN fair
heath. hut kept getting thinner and
thinnet | was 20 yellow that
thought my complexion must he gone
forever Was troubled with pimpes
on The face and was odd that the life
ana sparkle had left my eyes rel
dull d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
dun ana listless, getting up In the
morning more tired than when | laid
down al night
~ am a mother and believe thar !
love my family as much a. any one
ca. but / found thas | was getting
c4a wita ta chiliren ana snapp2
d. my hc band
"sIJ leak me some time to realize
alt bia. but when did ! thought
there mus be- d cause ANA must cure
tia cause HAD been reading o. The
cGfcs that PayGe's New Discovery has
been making aud concluded 10 give il
a raj Now IN less than three weeks
time my husband and children are
once more glad 10 meet me with
/ sses and my friends exelaim, when
! meet them How well you look, Yon
ray rest assured that | VIII always
sneak waIl Of Paynes New Discovery
1 has done 80 much for me
Don't put ii aff any longer but get
.taeed cn the road % health today
'asue New Discovery remedies can
obtained a Herman G schah
,I Washington avenue
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-11
TOUCHING The LINE
Is the Latest Stunt Sprung BY Bold
Cairo Thieves-Dampness Has
No Effect.

Ii your clothes are ON the line ae
careful for there is Il uaW class q
thieves operating in Cairo which the
police are frying % run down.
The thieves are dubbed wash lift
an because they steal washing iefr
ont ON clothes lines after dark..
During the past few weeks several
cases of lbl5 kind have been reported
to the police Residents who do their
washing at home and hang clothes
out on a line in the back yard should
always take the washing in before
dark. Ii they don't they are liable
to lose it One woman left her
clothes In the coal house, on a board
to finish drying and the next morn
Ing the udre lot was missing
The latest reports OF such thefts
came yesterday morning when an up-
town sident reported The loss Of her
nCire washing
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-11
TO HIGHER COURTS
viii the Illinois Central Bridge
Approach Matter be Taken
STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
DECIDES THAT RAILROAD IS
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
UNDER CHARTER

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II iit,''il ,7=1s 49,, 49, N ~ a.',s
nus 81 a';., ' 49, ~. .,,ta
e>@1fp' ''o'" ''A" '''"
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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-11

Patrons of The Cairo opera hon
win have an opportunity on Tuesday
NoFembe- fith to pass judgement oa
The latest musical comedy. A Trip io
Egypt" TA= attraction rum1s with
an ezceIlanr reputation. large and OK.
pela.- production and "a cast and
chorus of iN people The hu1k and
music arc hy g. Herbert Kerr writer
of fte -Ta4iy Doctor over the
Fence Papa Baby etc and is one
mug continuous laugh with %, letuT
a aII except for the time consumed
fo rendering such catchy musical gem
- -Br-s Sweet Rose" -Ihc Gi-iig
with the Wink "That Little Black
GA. ul Nine -The King OF fhz
Trusts The Tale If the Flowers.
~The GAY City Down by the Seine.
e-c
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-11

In Siberia reindeer farming Is a
growing industry Owners Of young
deer brand The animals on tho ear.
In capturing the creatures a long las.
500 with a thick knot ON one end and
moose on the other iii used The
weapon is composed Of sealskin
straps braided together. and some Of
the young womon on the rein4eor
farms are as eXner, ms the men
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-11

An attraction Of The last North
Georgia fair was a doctors race
The physicians who took part in the
contest had their horses stabbed and
were themselves undressed and in
bed when he call for them was made
When the bell rang they had 70 dress
and hitch their horses and drive one
mile to d certain place
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-11
Advice to Young Men.

IT the average young man would
read tie want ads. ais closely MS the
baseball news he would find that he
had as many chances as a first
basemau, and that by accepting some
Of them he would hasten the day
when he could attend the games In
person. Eric. PA. Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-11
Want Universal Penny Post.

Heauitcr Heatan, who has done so
much lar The choaneniu- af postal
communication DOB Great Britain.
urges the formation of q league to
mako the penny post universal II is,
be says absurd l0 charge twopence.
aalfpenuy for O letter COB Calais 0r TO
New York when lator 90 Canada
can pass through Esw York for q
penny
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-11

license i- -omowhat elastic at times,
t1 say the least. and I'm the play tine
most dramatic and exciting points OF
me book are brought ont with decl-
siye action and cleauess. Nor is the
comedy found wanting; not much
mmor is iu-ermingled with the cpl
sodys of the drama making as a
whole a play novel and Interesting 10
tbe extreme Az the opera house,
matinee and night Saturday Novem
.pr 18Th
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-11

A ShemeId (EaelaHdl writer. In
commenting Oh the desirsbiiity Of the
American market FOR razors. declares
thas more razors are bought in Ameri-
ca for each man than IN any country
II e. anrld
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-11

Murray and Mack. lhe wen known
and popular fayoriie- are to bo seen
rhi- season In q now piece entitled
Around tho Town. Vhich % said TO
ga. hy far rhe best vehicle hey have
ever had They have pruvided fnli
equipment If scenery aud he cos.
TUNES arc really models of art Al
the opera house. Monday. November
18th.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-11

Few People in Newfoundland.
One-third larger than Ireland the
population Of Newfoundland is about
22e.0o0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-11
HOWARD
CHANDLER
CHRISTY'S
beautiful portrait of
ALlrnIALA HARMrn

This poster is considered by
critical and popular taste to
be the most striking draw
ing the famous artist in pas
tells has ever created. On
account of the soft tones Of
the crayons, the poster,
though catching, is III eX-
cellent taste. 4 fitting pic
ture when enclosed III a
narrow black frame for a Ii
brary, parlor or boudoir.
The drawing is printed
in four colors; green, yell
low,red black, on the heav-
lest Belc,ire enam ! paper.
The size is 1881 inches.
The poster will be mailed
to any address on receipt of
800 in money or stamps
for a ? Years subscription
10 MADAME.
MADAME may be sent one
wear to two different adj
dresses. Just ask one Of
your friends 20 subscribe at
our bargain rate Of 50c-or
better still-send MADAME
one year to one Of your
frienos as a Christmas pres
ent. We will start the sub
scription with the Christmas
number.
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
'F0yY" J.SS RECEIVED PRESENT
Manager Of the Holyoko Team is Well
Thought Of,

Jess Frysinser, manager OF the
Hoyoke Conn. baseball team, which
won the State League penant this sca-
SON. is well thought Of by baseball
enthusiasts
Mr. Frysinger has been namel
Foxy Jess the best, fairost and
sIuarost OF managers" by the Com
nectieut admirers and at the close OF
the season was presented with a purse
containing 1900 in gold. a watch fob
set with four diamonds ana a solid
silver ten set. Mr.. Freysmger Is at
present living in Wilmington. 'but has
formed no definite plans for next years
work.
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
Stake Events at pimiico.

six stakes are to be either renewed
or inaugurated at the fan meeting Of
the Maryland Jockey CLUB. at Plmlioe.
Baltimore, beginning November 4
Some of them are the Walden for an
ages. at about six furlonss: the Chest
peake for -year-olds and upward
at one mile ana forty yards; the Green
Spring steeplechase Handicap. ANA the
Amateur CUP. for gentlemen riders, at
one mile Entries for these stakes close
on Saturday, October a.
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
Stole Shoes From Horses Feet.

The smallest horse ever exhibited at
an Onto State fair is owned by Cobb
Javitt of Ashley. Ohio II is but
twen.y-oight inches high and weighs
hfty-ilve pounds. II is five years old
and is shod with silver shoes.
Last night during the absence Of the
stableman. some one stole two Of the
silver shoes from the horses feet
Each shoe is worth $40
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
Menber Of Grant Post cead.

At his home. near Johnsors Corner.
Delaware county, PA. John w Carter
died ON Wednesday al the aso Of 6S years.
Carter was one OF the soldiers who one
gaeed m the civil way ana wilsfa mems
her of Grant Post G. a. r. Ills funeral
will take place tomorrow aftcraoon at /
O'Clock services to bc held i'm SLOAN NJ.
E. Church Intcrmcnt n tie adioinis
cemetery
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
LEWES HAPPENlnGs
Special 10 me Evening journal.


Lewes. Sept i6-Mrs Minnie A. Dodd,
wife of Fred A. Doid. died on Thurs
day at the home of Daniel c. Hazard
from tuberculosis. She had been IN 3
long time A husband and two little
daughters survive her. lntefment was
made in the Presbyterian cemetery to-
lay.
The work of installing the new pipe
organ ln the Presbyterian Church has
been completed. 10 viii 0e used to-
morrow
Tomato prices took "a slump to-day
and went below twenty cents a basket.
As a result the farmers withheld the
greater portion of their cro)
Little Wilson Ingram, son OF station
Agent E. w. Ingram. was struck on
The head with a brick IN the school
yard yesterday Boys We're throwing
in tree for walnuts ana hetcaught the
Gan of one of the missiles The cash
necessitated several stitches.
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
BOXING BOUTS
Wilmington Athletic Club viii Be
Opened Next Week.

81 the Wilmington Athletic club
casiho next Thursday night the FIRST
boxing show Of the season win be
Aeld. Steve McNee w.n be referee
ava matchmakc, for the club
for ere Wind-up FOR the first show
JACK Durane and Wilie Lucas have
been matched. Both are fast fighters
ana are expected TO give a good exhi-
piion. Tho remainder of the bin fol-
lows BATTLING Suneer VS.. Jimmy La
Nrle Eddie Burke VS. Kid Peerless.
and Willie Diddlis VS. Johnny Burns.
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
Frysinqcr in Town.

Jesse NJ Frysingcr, manager OF the
Holyoke team. which won the pennant
in the Connecticut League. was I'm VIII
mington yesterday Mr.. Fryslnger says
the town of holyoke supported the
team well and ne Is anxious TO set a
couple Of games with the local club.
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
owenn VIII Join Rochester.

York. Pa. Sept i6.-At the close Of
the Trl-State season Shortstop owens
of the York club win JON the Roches-
ter Eastern League team and viii play
with that organization until the close
OF the Eastern League season, which
will be on September %.
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
Myers KNOCKED OUT
Of BOX AND YORK WON
ovens Fielding and the Bat
ting of Bagley and
O'Neill Features

York. sept l6.-York played better ban
yesterday than at any time in tho last
several weeks Wilmington was oasv.
Myers retired in faror Of Alomang IN
tlc seventh nnins. Tho fielding of Owens
aud the hitting of nagiey ana of ONon
were features Tho score.
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
Central Prenhvterian Church.

The pastor and the choir VIII re-
sumo the usual morning and evening
services tomorrow, the 18th inst 1t
is Rally Day OF the congregation and
strangers IN the city are cordially M
vited to come and worship with u.s.
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
Sunday Excursion to Balsimore.

VIA Pennsylvania Railroad. sep
ienbef ~. Special train leaves wl-
m'neion 9.i5 "a. m Returning leaves
f'lt'rore (Union Station) 6.30 p. M.
oalf Sloo for the round trip Tickets
good only on special train
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
SCORE IN INNINGS.

Milminston.... .... ....2eOO0OO02 6
York. ..... .,.. 90. ......03 032O3111N-1
t'vo base hiss Kelly, owens. j. Smith,
tsrcotase hits. O'Ne.n Easiey Al'emaug;
homc runs, Myers. Omen, Enl e. sacr-
nee hit. Bradley; stolen blses, Moss, Have
d'n Bagley, lcfi on bases. Wilmington, a.;
York B. first basc on errors. york 81:
kuuck ont. by Myers. 9; by McGlyn. q.
lsscs on balls or Myers, 3; cn WI So.
2 On McGlynn. l. hit by pitcher a
Smi'h. Basiey double play McGlypn TO
ovons and Bagley' umpire Smith; time.
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
yESvERDAY'S SCORES

Athletics d, Boston. 3.
Boston. 3; Athletics. ?.
ST. Louis, 3; Chicago. 3.
Washington. 6; Kew York. q
Dctroit-Clcveland not scheduled.
TIE Sl.ANDI,tG
Evening journal., 1905-09-16

WllERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Harrisburg az Williamsport
Altoona at JohnstoNn.
Wilmington at York.
Shamokin at Lancaster.
Evening journal., 1905-09-16

fuy orr homemade candy at the
lawn feie al Blshopstead next Wedues-
dny.
Evening journal., 1905-09-16

WHEVi TUllY pINY TODAY.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
pittshurg at Cincinnati.
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
NATE NAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays SCORES.

Philadelphia. 4 Boston. ..
Pittsburg g Cincinnati. Z.
ST. Louis. 4; Chicago. 3.
Brooklyn New York. not scheduled.
TIE STANDING
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
TRl-sTATE LEAGUE.
YrsTFRpAys sroDrs

= = - = - = = -
Johnstown. 6; Altoona.
Harrisburg 8 Williamsport o.
York. IL. Wilmington. 6.
Lancaster g. Shamokin. 3.
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
TO-DAY'S sCTITD

Boston at Philadelphia.
Washington at New York.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit
Evening journal., 1905-09-16
kLONG,STEP

in advance has been taken
during the past season by
4 the makers of ready-to- wear
I clothing Our stock of mems
suits show it. Suits at $40,
$12, $1a SIS and $50 in
single and double breasted.
sack in sizes "a to AZ. and
\ for sto'rt men who measure
T. 46, we have single breasted
coats The cloth is worsted;
1 Cheviots, thibets. in greys,
q blacks and blues. We were
fortunate in Securing a bar
gain in medium weight un-
D. derwear which we put on
sale to-day An all-wool
garment at 65 cents; 2 for
SIPS. worth $1OO. A worst
ed fancy stripe. 70 cents:
: worth S1.OO. Medium weight
q wool, white and natural.
' 70 cents; worth $1c0. New
hats, new shoes, new neck
wear.
pen tonight until 10.
Jas. 7. Mullin & Sons.
9th and Market
Evening journal., 1905-09-16

Cars leave Fourth and Market every Half Hour commencing
at Z m until $50 We guarantee clear title each lot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-12
Observation-Disclosures in Y~ittsbura.

FittSburg, ga, 10. Scpt. -
NllS elmer tobelloriihcn llcbcriift Der
8ebiirier luro Sterbeidac in Bits.
burg pdbreno Der lebten "A Sabre
ergiebt iidl ouB trot elmer bcoeuten.
ben 3unnbme Der @ep0lfcuntg cine
lturfc abnobn1c Der @eburtcn ltuttgca
Iunoeu bat. SIN Sabre 1891 marel
nod 1867 @eburtcn oocr 1851 pro
Eutticlto 81 pcr5cifnen, mobreno Die
3abl Der Sterbci0nc 1892 o0er 23.6t
pro Saulcno betrllg. ,Srn Sabre 1901
0ogcgen mar Ole 3obl Der @eblirten
ouf Die Hutc bon 2t.74 o0cr INN mebr
ais 7 9ro5ent geiirnfeu. Der Stnot.
FbpiifnS Or. Booth erflurt, Die 3ob.
len 5cugten iiir Gaiienlelbitmor0; er
gloltbe, Ioldcr berrldc IN E~lttSburg
ltGrfer, ais in nnocren groBen Stoo.
fen 0eS SunoeS mo cs miiiie oa'clblt
etmoS allber Grommg lein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-12
& cmiatipnelle ScIditmOrSc.

2'eringto H. SIN, TO. Sept. -
;Srou Miloreo Simplon Nucrl. bic
Satin oeS Iopofotcu ml0 0cncIeltcll
Ncn-D orfer SournoIjtcn u. Nltdncr
Nncn, bat iit IN ibrcm hjcii0cu Ncim
cridoIien. Srat NQcu mar irilbcr
cine befonnte SGn0crin. Ger @rlulo
fiir Sen per5ipcifeltcu Sd)ritt mlrbe
biSbcr nitt in Grioburu0 0cbrud,t.
6roil 9lacn bntte cine mihtioc Ser.
troucnSltcllllng ais &oritcbcrin be5
Spar. 0cpnrtcmcnta ser Southern
Mlrtildl Sllptltntclrt 60" innc. lucId)c
@cicQifait fiir5lid) bon ser yNmcri,
can Bono So" bon Chicago obiorbirt
morocn mar. Mfon bate 1rou Gtden
cine Stenuno in Scr 0"cnunntcn Wc.
irlId,uft III Gbicoao ~onQcbotcit, ood
botte i6r @ntte lciuc G~inluiaiouIlo
sum Gomijilpcdicl OCria1t, luelher
llmitono, mie MOI, gIoubt. ole lclblt
morhcriidlcn Iblidtcn Ger Game sur.
Tciic gcbrudt bat. ......f a,.
&ortforb, GomL, TO-. Sept r.
Ger @cttbllbrn ? Better GNnnuto
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