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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
Jackson, Miss. ....... S92,O 900. .....l.....
"No included in totals because containing
other items than ~clearings.
philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. &c. BUTTER -
Quiet but steady; extra western creamery,
33c; extra nearby prints, 35c.
~EGGS-Firm, but generally quiet; Penn
sylvania and other nearby firsts, free cases,
34c at mark; Pennsylvania and other Gu :
rent receipts, in r~eturnable cases, S3c at
mark; western firsts, free cases, "a at
mark; western firsts, current receipts, free
cases, 32433c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

CHICAGO. Dec. 26.-The butter and eggs
board was closed today.
CHEESE-Ffrm: daisies, 14h015c; twins,
14Ql44c; young Americas, 14hc.
POULTRY-Alive, steady; turkeys, Ice;
chickens. llhc springs. l3c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Dec. 2~6.-(SpeciaI Tele-
gram. )-HOGS-Receipts. 1,500 head; market
5a1Oc higher; range, S.SOa6.S0; bulk OF sales,
S6.55q6.0.
CATTLE-Receipts, 100 head; market
steady; beeves, $6.0Oq7.Oo fat cows and
helfers, $3.76@5.00; feeders, $1,000. 70; calves
and yearlings. $300Q4.Oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
Trenrury Statement.

WASHINGTON, Dec. f6.-Today's state
ment Of the treasury balances in the gen
eral fund, exclusive OF the $l50,0OO.00 god
reserve, shows: Available cash bala nee,
&160, 1885,; gold coin and bullion, 49, 65, 24S;
gold certifiCates. So. 833. 300.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

actual business in bankers bills at $4.S505@
4.8515 for sixty days bills and at A.6 for
demand. Commercial bills, A.S4AQ4.S1A..
BONDSCGovernment, unquoted; railroad.
unquoted.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and sheep Steady-HOgs Five
Cents Higher.

CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-CATTLE-Receipts,
400 head; market steady; beeves, $3.5OQ7.6O
Texans, $3.50a4.3o; westerns, S.5O45.5O;
stockerE and feeders, S26OQ4.70 cows and
heifers. S1.6OG4.9 80; calves, $6.8q9.O0.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head% market &c
higher; light, $4.96@5.75; mixed, $5.35Q6OO
rough, &.S596.6O; good to choice heavy,
S6.66Q8.0O; pigs. $S.76@4sO; bulk of sales.
$5.5O95.&.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. $500
head; market steady; natives, S2.6094.9 80;
native wesSsgn lambs $500. TO- ? Westerns, 800; $500. e 7o'
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
Clearing House Bank statement.

NEW YORK. Dec. 26.-The statement of
that the banks hold ns.szs.SS more than
the requirements OF the Is per cent
cent reserve rule. This Is an increase OF
81. slS.65 In the proportionate cash reserve
as compared with last week
The statement follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
st. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST. JOSEPH Mo-. Dec. 26.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, $50 head; shipped direct.
HOGS-Receipts, 1.2O head; market lO0
lie higher; active; top, $3.50; bulk OF sales,
IS. S5Q6.60.
No sheep were received.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
THIS CAR HAS NO
EQUAL ON THE MAR
KET FOR QUALITY,
BEAUTY, STRENGTH
N PRICE.

STEERING GEAR. IrreverHbleW Worm IN Sector OF steel sehardene
IGNITION. Double system, consisting of 4unit col on DASH, with sorage battery
md Spltdorf magnetic with single coils also o N dash. Magnetic system is doublef fur
nihing a means for running even In ca Sc both the coil system and magnetofa fall
Magnetic gear driven, connected direct to pun shaft Magnetic has 4 seso ball
bearings 2 imported F & s
SPRINGS. Front 36inch, semteliptc; ear, 44inch, threequarter elliptic. OIL
tempered, graded STEEL, exceptionally elias tic ant easy riding.
TIRES. 32x3 Inch on Touring Car; 34x3 h+nch on Roadster. FireSoneo oil Hart
ford Goodyear quick detachable mi
WHEEL BASE. no.
ROAD CLEARANCE. 1Oh inch under fl ~ Wheel
BODIES. Regular Touring Car style. Roa dster with either double rumble, single
rumble, tourabout or baby tonneau
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
REPORT OF THE CLEARING HOUSE
transactions of the Associated Banks
for the Week.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Bradstreet's bank
clearings report for the week ending De-
cember "a shows an aggregate of So, 2S9, 1884,
600, as against 1892 SIC, 600 last week and
$l,S2, 200 In the corresponding week last
year. The following is a list of the cities:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

market steady; receipts for the week, 14,100
head; lambs, $4.5Oq7. 80; ewes and yearlings
81. 25u5.z 70; western yearl.ngs, So o %;
western sheep, $4.00@5. 90; stockers and feed
krs, 81 75dI 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

CATTLE-As usual on a Saturday there
were no cattle OF any consequence. here,
the yards being practically bare. The re-
ceipts for the week have been very small
as compared with previous weeks, but sun
decidedly larger than a year ago.
The market throughout the week mas
been In q healthy condition. Packers have
evidently wanted the few desirable beef
steers coming and they have bought the
arrivals very readily. Prices have oeen
steadily advancing and at the close OF the
weak beef steers are safely EJ4oOc hlgner
than they were a week ago.
Cows and heifers have also shown good
advances from day to day, being active
sellers IN the face Of moderate receipts
and a rood demand. They, too, al the close
OF the week are 25Q50c higher, and the ad-
vance has been pretty well distributed over
an kinds. AS a matter Of course. the best
Grades usually get the best OF any Improve
ment OF the market
The feeders Oming have sold very freely
at GOOD. strong prices. They were already
very high 10 begin with and hence there
was not room for very much advance. o9t
SIN they are safely 1061kc higher, the al
vance being quite noticeable on the medium
Grades and all good. light stockeTs.
Quotations on cattle: GOOD 10 cholce
cornfed steers. 8.HQIt5; fair TO good corn
FED steers. A.5QA8; common 70 falr corn
fed steers. 0.TboAS; good - choice FAngs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
New Work Money Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 8.-MoNEY-on call.
unquoted.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPDR-4a416
per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

BIG MONEY IN WHEAT.
$40 buys Puts or Calls on 10. 900 bus heIs
ofWheat. NO FURTHER RISK Amoyes
ment Of SC from price makes you $500;
4c, $500; &c. $500, etc. Write for Circu-
lar, FREE. EXCHANGE MHMBERS.
THE STANDARD GRAIN q STOCK Co,
INC tS6 Electric BLDG. Cleveland Ohio.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

LONDON. Dec. 24.-rhe weekly statement
Of the Bank OF England shows the follow
ing changes:
Total reserve. decreased ........... e., $4,000
Circulation, increased .......... $50, 900
Bullion. decreased. ............... 2,OI4,s33
other securities. increased. ......... $4,000
other deposits. increases. ......... $500
Public deposits, increased. .......... 722.OO0
Notes reserve. decreased. 2.S22. 900
Government securities unchanged.
The proportion of the banks reserve to
liability this week is $3.50 per cent; last
week Il was $50 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
stock I'm sight.
Receipts Of live stock at the six principal
Bank C~IenrinRs.

OMAHA, Dec. clearings for to-
day were 81, SIS, SS2.64. and for the CORE,
spending date last year. S.s76l0l.sS IS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

LUBRICAToN, By gear pump, gear driven, taking tn oil through a stniner in oil
box of ample apacry.un under the crank cae, through sight feed oil the DASH, ant
back to the rank case overlooking into oil box at a constant level Crank case
parhuoned to keep Oil at proper lelV o n hills Splash system employed. Large
cups provided for bearings, so that oil is constantly lowing over Ill moving parts
of he motor. This sis the besto Mngs stem known IN high grade cars.
CLUTCH. cone clutch of improved de sign is employed nd one thai has proved
itself in service for number of years Large ball hrust bearings.
TRANSMISSION. Sehctve sliding gears speeds forward, I'M me reverse Roller
bearings.
BRAKES. Double system;.i internal expand ding AM external contracting, OF large
drums on the rear hubs hemoidn lining
FRONT AXLE. Timpkh; 4 sets of role bearings.
REAR AXLE. Tmpkin semtfoaung type; six sets of ollie bearings
WHEELS. ARTILLERY type. 34Inch OIL % duer S2inch on Touring Car.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
Cattle. Hos. sheer

The disposition of the days receipts was
bar NJ head iudicatad.s
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27
e Holiday. Sunday.

The official number OF cars OF stock
brought in today by each road was:
G.NtI, TTaua Qhaan Htrfa
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-27

Date. lSOs. lSO7 lsOs. 1895. IiSO4. 1900. IiOO2,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
HARD TO LIVE DOWN CRIME.

Exile Of Twenty Year. Returns to
His Native Land.
The Man Who Has Been, sorrowful
and with bowed shoulders, arrived yes
terday on the White Star liner Males
tic. In from Southampton. lie was on
deck as the vessel came up New York
Bay, and as he viewed the changed sky
line of the city he shook his head and
marvelled nc the wondrous changes
which had taken place since last he
set foot upon these shores. The Man
Who Has Been. In reply to questions.
said that his name was Frank Coles.
but he admitted that he had not booked
under that name.
Coles Is an American, gray-halred
and corpulcnt. 5 feet 3 inches tall. and
wears whlte-pointed beard. lie left
this side twenty years ngO. and he nd
mltted that he had dealings with the
police over here. His story was pa
thetlc In some Of Its details.
He went abroad. It appears, to get
AWAY from any faint Of crime. Petit
larceny, he said. had been his record.
He had done fairly well In his endenv.
or to "llve honest" both on the Cont.
ncnt and In England. Once. some years
ago. in London. he had been convicted
OF larceny.
ut was either death or steal" was
the way the old fellow put II. ~ wcs
arrested and served short term"
Some months ago there was another
larceny. and though II was apparently
traced down TO Coles. he was exOner.
ated and the cuiprit. Il man in the en-
plOy Of the same firm employing Coles.
was arrested and forced to do his bit"
The Investigation brought out Coles
previous record. and 40 he decided ia
come back to his native land. IIc felt
that under the new English immIgra.
| ton law he could be arrested on sus-
picion ut any time and sent out OF the
British Isles as an undesirable allen "
The distinguished looking old man
did not seek to make friends on the
steamer. He was, indeed, the Man Who
Has Been.
Beware OF the false start" he said
"for It II by the start that the rest 81
our life Ia judged. am going now out
West to live with my daughter, and
hope to live In peace"
When the gangplank was lowered the
returning exile fought with the other
passengers to get to the pier as soon nj
possible. Five minutes later he wOrmed
his way to the head OF the gangway
and In a few seconds was greeting his
daughter affectiOnately.
n am not altogether Has Been
after ALL" he said. proudly. II am
still going to live In the present"
So. arm In arm, they left the pier
the man who had thought himself q
| Has Been and his daughter.
Father" she said, us going West
with me. and we will all have u happy
| time"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
Old Favorites

s~~s~Ses~.~eSose~~s~
MARYLAND, ny MARYLAND.
The despot's heel IL on thy shore,
Maryland, my Maryland!
His torch 10 at thy temple door,
Maryland, my Maryland!
Avenge the patriotic gore
That fecked the streets Of Baltimore,
And be the battle queen Of yore,
Maryland, my Maryland!
Hark to an exiled sons appeal,
Maryland, my Maryland!
My mother State, to thee I kneel,
Maryland, my Maryland!
For life or death, for woe or veal,
Thy peerless chivalry reveal.
And grid thy beanteous limbs Of steel,
Maryland, my Maryland!
Thou wilt not cover In the dust,
Maryland. my Maryland! =.
Thy beaming sword shall never rust,
Maryland, my Maryland!
Remember Carroll's sacred trust.
Remember Towards warlike thrust,
| And all thy slumberers with the just,
Maryland, my Maryland!
Dear mother, burst the tyrant's chain,
Maryland, my Maryland!
Virginia should not call in vain,
| Maryland. my Maryland!
She meets her sisters on the plain,
"Sic semper !" tits the proud refrain,
That battles minions back amain,
Maryland, my Maryland!
Arise In majesty again.
Maryland, my Maryland!
Come for thy shield Is bright and strong
Maryland, my Maryland!
Come for thy dnlliance does thee wrong
Maryland. my Maryland!
Come to thine own heroic throng,
Stalking with liberty along,
And chant thy danntless slogan song,
Maryland, my Maryland!
hear the distant thunder hum.
Maryland. my Maryland!
The "Old Lines" bugle. fife. and drum,
Maryland. my Maryland!
She is not dead. nor deaf, nor dumb:
Huzza she spurns the northern SCUM
She breathes! She burns! She'll surel!
| comet
Maryland. my Maryland!
| james X. Randall.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07
broken Homes.

Nowadays broken bone is not al.
ways put up directly into splint and
kept immOvable until 1t had healed.
Many fractures. e., bone breaks
have damaged or involved joints, and
In the case Of the elbow, wrist and
ankle there would soon be an incurable
stiffness II the spllnts were kept on
until the bones We're quite united again.
So that. II the case be suitable, the sur.
geon nowadays removes the spllnts and.
having bathed the limb. gently rubs
aud moves the joint for minute or
two. Union of the bone and the use
of the limb are In that way FASTENED
ut the same time.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07

Hetty Green intimates that the New
York Central Is In trouble. Perhaps
the system could do more for Its stock.
holders than 1t has been doing lately II
1t Topped of lot of pensioners of the
Chauncey NJ. Depew stripe.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-03-07

SIBERIA" says a German contestant
In the New York.Paris motor race.
twill be a promenade compared with
the roads we have encountered between
New York and Albany" Evidently 81.
berla's highways have been worn
smooth by the feet of the countless ex.
lies who have Travelled them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19
Sdlifisnndjrihtcn.
I%e9iitrirttr orutiher IrSt.
4U,inurinr Yruffa.

Ncm Oort IS. Wui. - Ger
Qompicr california" lit bon @loa-
0olu bier ultQctommcn.
~ month 1S. Wtoi. - Cant
pier .&ronprin5cilin GCcilic", bon
9iCru port rad, Bremen bCitimmt, ut
bier nngctonmlcll.
@lo9Qolp, 1G. Mai. - Sicr cin-
Nctroilcn lit Der Compiler nGollmt'
bio" bon Nctu. 2orf.
@cnuu, IS. Wtni. - Ser Gam,
pier .@0nig hilbert" iii bon Nclu Dort
bier ongcfnmmcl.
Nrcmrn. IS. Wfoi. - NnQctoms
men: GnupiCr o@robcr &uriiirit"
bon Mem. 2)ort.
Nclp Dorf, IS. Wioi. - Gam.
pier "3eclon0" truf BON Artmcrpcr
bier Gin.
&rln burn lG. Nfoi. - Sicr AT.
gctommcn lit ocrGonpicr .Amcrifu"
bon Nclu.gorf.
Gbcrbourg 1G. Woi. - 3cr
C1r1pier .Nbilobclpbiu" lit nod)
Ntciu-DOrf o%bgciobren.
GbcrbourQ, is. Uiui. - Ger
GonpIcr naronprin5cilin GcciIic",
bon Nclp. 2horf uin Elpmloitb iiir
Bremen bcltinrmt, troi bier Elm u,5
lcBte icine Geiie tort.
Nottcrbom, IS. Wiai. - Gbac.
inbren: Gnntpfcr petersburg" (uon
Sibou) nod Helu- Dorf.
@rcmcn tG. Moi. - Ger Gam.
pier .Siltom" illbr nod Nem Yort
al.
Ylpmouth is. Wai. - aboc,
iabren: 9ompier nEreiioent 2incoln"
tpon Qamburg uno 9oulogne) nah
New.9orf.
Ioper, IS. Wtui. - Angefom.
men: Ganpier n6inlallo", bon SEEM.
sDorf nod) NItlucrpcn bcItiulmt, uno
iubr rueiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19

Oertbd touBtc i1lft, toos tie aus
bicfem 9srebmen MAIDEN icQtc 49, ait
iporttei1Menb boArtc Itc ibren @Iid in
icin GtIi6t. Run" 6e0ann tie
i9!iaBlib un9ebuIoi9, bcrn c5 m,bte
bod ctlpos @cfcnoerc3 binter bieIer
4uifii9unnN Iiedcn. SIR @e9enii6er
begriff, oob er i1r Reoc 'tcben miiIIe.
Sic miFn id olf Dem 4mt Qes
irrt boten," lam eS tonJos BON Ieinen
2ippu, nmcinc Nutri6t loutete ouf
-. pcrenbet!" Cr iubr ii6 nit Der
frcisn Sdno un!2iQiiirIi6 nab Der
&eble, ais iGfe hprt etpas, oQ5 ibm
bic Guft tpe1rebme7 luoItc. Sa8 toIts
fpieli9c Q,bc1 res Qeitri8cn 1aQc8, bic
tbeure 90pblrlno. RE cr Trau QGlfia
bate tiinbi9cn la5en, bic @eloans
leihen, Die or ben &neip0eIcuen perz
Idriebcn battc! GiliJ Iegte IS TiA Inn
iein 0cr3 nit ben boffnlnQspolen
Standardization lrdr e8 ans uno
porbei. Gas mar ia elm cntIebli6er
G:rei6. ben inn Der ScleQtapbenz
tobo!o Geipielt bate!
Ord inoeien mar bic Rcibe be8
Gr'6duoerns aud an bic Itrsnge Sit
tcnrifterin getpmmen, Sitterno idluQ
'e bic !0dnoe por's GcIidt. per
enoet!!" balrdte ie uno Iebnte Iid nidt
minoer ii~berlpGltigt all Die gegeniiberz
lie9enoe @itterieits.
Nur Der SroidtentutIher blieb oez
fii9uo5 uno murrte u%n9GouloiQ:
IRA, i'd fam bier bod nidyt elpiQ
tparten!"
ia fubte iib Der 2luQctommene =
ipte cine Gin0c6unQ fam cS iiber i'm,
nit einem SoB lpor or pieoer I'M
90a8en. lin @ottespiucn, fobrcn
Sic MIDI Ioiort auf'S QoItamt!" ihrie
er, "ionit tommsn meme S6lpeItern
nod nit &inb unb &e9eI sum Be
9rdbnib ongcreiIt.."
GiniQe Stunben ipGter Iob !0crr
Or. RiAaro 5r0bIit, Der bicTen Naz
men ME nit lueniger Red)t getragen
bate, mieoer i'm 3uge nad) Ieinem
@obnz unb Wirtunq5ort. Scin elm
5iger Groit lei oiefer cnt'ebGj9en Reiie
mar, bob Der ar9,p06niT6e Gntel bont
icinem ioforti9en Giutauf Der be0Iten
9dnbffube unb be5 f9rsienoIten
S6IipIeS Iia tsine miBtrouiI6en 0ez
bdntcn iber iein Grifsincn bate ma
den tDnnen. Wit tunmcrpoQem Did
~itdrrte er in ben itr0menocn Regen,
Der pI0Blih cin9eIebt bate, unb bodte
nit itotenNsm Scr3iAlo9 an bic Der
%Deeruna:r, Die bic leBtcn pieruno3pans
zig Stunocn in ieincn id)nG6Iiden
%Ftron6cn dnqeri1tet batten. Noh am
f,Iben 9(bcno f~orrigirte cr bic @lfiaBz
bette icincr Gertia 5l Gnoc, unb bi.
rptbe 9ilte floB in Str6mer, tpie nod
ME.
llebsr Seryn SinberIids @:finoen
sr4dlt or 'citosm rur bic befrIebiaenos
fen No6,i4tcn...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19
Anftipns' In5ciscn.
0erWnlterer VcrfaEf
-0cC-
0rnnoiinefreicn ipcrtDuuiicn @cidla itcclnentbWm6
Nr. 1900, Sbnmcc'StraHe,

-utt-
0ruIoiinefreicn iucrtDuuiien @cidlai tcclnenibWm6
Nr. $500, Sbumcc' StraRe,
Gfc upn HuurStrGnC.
Nrd't ocr ltr nlrh nno lclIuutCui oCr uCrs
i%torbcHc1 Ghriittnc Bon Der Sort ibCrtru0Cnen
NCllGniB miro ole uutCr3etChnclc &crrul!Criu
am Eicuiag, nCu %. Wini 1908. INT II. 80 ytuh
nlItiuQe, an Sri ltIn Stcllc nGa guu5c WcrtbpOuC
grnno6tueircie @rltilhiiilt uchit NulltCn an Der
ytnronlt &dc pOn lbuuC3s mo Nuns StraBc auf
ul1clliltdCr Wuftinn pcrfnuIcl. SdiicIbc bat
cine -6rontt nolt ctpd 20 SUB an bcr IbaulC3s
Strnbc nit elmer (iCfC non chuu 81 Rub mo
& sou an Der Nul StruBc uHb 1T nit ciucm
Gnten oreiftodiact 5iGgcGtciucruru Nabcp uno
@phnhans bebdlii, meldCs ods pdn5c @rluOs
itnG hcocdt; ce cntbult II Simmer NM QrpBcu
HNoClruuEl. IS 1T hiCo cine @cleQeubCii. Gin
gut qclegeIlcs @duS al inifCr, buS niclct
,3pedcu o~tcnitIldb GcnndDt mcrhcn fam wIo
lnncrbdIh ctnc0 1dlicrAcpicrts bonn NronopuD,
WIarltc licAt.
&crfuuf@s HcoiuNun0cu: Gin 2rittcI Pnnr;
9tclt tnuerhalb ortl NGhrc NIT bnIhldbrIIh 3abls
barren 3inlCt pom Sutum Der Rutilifntlou iciz
tct,2 oee NrciaAerthto ytr. , Der StIot Nultiz
more. Gin 2cpoiit BON 800 miro bel Dem &crs
idIi %OCrlGn9t.
Stcucru uHh ~llutoficn his irm Eatum Der
NutitliutlnH hcpIINCn.
eaic HepUft auO Srut GumpouH non Baltimore.
NcrtpGltcrtll.
". y. 2pbe & On,
IuftiOuutoret
(Diuil4tG, 1921 232I2 G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-19
Ginc Gbitngu'cr Srn9Ooic.

Gcu-idcr Mlriifcr t6otct ieincn
NilcGtiobn muo Ucriumoct ijh
irIbit nlti ocn EoN. M}uttcr
Oc2 Nuaben bate iciuc Ncirotba
Nntr0Qc 5trild NCulricn.
GNitogn, IS. Mioi. - Ger b.
iGhriQc Mlliitcr Ncnrp Nlt0olpb
Nmann mo icin l]2.iGbrilcr Filc3C-
Iobu @oltcr Ml1obcl morcu Ont IcB.
ten 6rcitog aus scr Nobnum9 Scr
Wilttcr oca 2inOc9 OcrihmunOcL
uu1O lcltcrn 2ioht 6u ip0ter Stnnoc
mur0c Nmdm. O!I2 ticicu Sdnitt
mluroCn bIutrnO, III ciltcm @cb0Ii
nabc Sort Sbcri0an 9ciml0cu. SIT
cincr u0bcu Sd)hldt IticB man AMI
sic &ridc 0c3 &nnbcL pom cincnl
Wiellcritih III 0n9 0cr5 0ctroilcl.
Nmam bate iiH 5>pci Stihc III Die
Nruit ucricGt, Die ic0od) niht tGotlih
marCu, Cr lit abcr BON NllttpcrlIit
ocrort 1cihm0tt OoB an lcincm Nui'
tommcn gc5mciicIt miro.
&m @oipitoI crboltc lid ser
Shmerucrmn0ctr Elm mcnIl, mo
aus icincn uirrcn Ncocn licb iid 10
picI cntncDmcn, OoB Der Monn mo
ser @nlbc bcinobc juci Gage pInnIoS
in ocu @Glocrn mubcr geirrt mnrcm
bis Scr annbc lid) 0uilt ilbcrrcoCn
Iicb, nit Sem Monnc 5%uionmcn III
Den SoN 81 1cbCl. &n Nm0nn'S
Mlciocrn nur0c ciu Nrici Nclum0cM
ser, mic Cr iaNt pom 0cm Mnabcn &c
idlricbcu NOR unN Die Grtl0rug cnt
halt, oob CT, MoItcr, sum Stcrbcn
bercit, icincm N%lIc0cpotcr gclolat icl.
Ger SdluBiab oc2 Wricir2 l0lltct :
oNittc, ms Nci0c 5%liamncn III cl.
mcnt @rObc 5ll bccrOiACl. Nile limo
9clcn ms. ,id) mill obnc mcincn
Notcr nitt lcbcn; i) Nchc ans Ircicm
Mntricbc." Ger Nrici lit NIT oWol-
ter" lmtcr}citnct un0 BON aiuOcrs
bono Qcifricbcn.
Sin pom 2lnlunn Ncld)ricbcncr
@rici ioNt; o@ittc, boIct mcincn &nO.
ben POO 2)or03 n%oropcitIid pom sort
Shcri0on." &n NSunOiicbcr olli ocm
Groutcnlo1cr iprod ser &crlcttc
i%ortmGbycu0 non icincr Nlntthat:
o>(d) babe mcincu Sobu Qct0otct, "
iliiitcrtc cr INNER micocr. .Gr mllb.
tC, 0oH lh i'm to0tcu moltc, mo CT
mulltC nld)t Don mir NctrCnnt lcin.
Ms ih 0N3 McIlcr 5un Stob crhob,
l0hcltc cr mir 5ll. Gr mar cin tapic-
rcr tIcincr 9rrid)c ln0 iiirdtete lid)
nidt uor Ocm (ooc,"
Eon 6rou anobcl, Der NiIttcr Oc2
&in0c2, mlr0c mGriobrlunN gcbrodt,
oaB mUbrcnO Der lcttcu od)t Sabre,
icit Dem NbIcbcn hires Wottcn.
Nnum i6r lpic0crbolt NcirotG4-
2ntr0Qc Qcnrod)t bate, Die lie obcr
5uriidhuic8. 2luh bobc cr bGltiig
@cIo pom ibr Qciorocrt mo acOrobt,
falls lie ibnt tcin @clo gcbc. Sen
&nobcu t00tcn 5u mollcn. 3lpiihcu
!lnloun un0 ibrcm aiu0c bat, mic oic
N}lttcr io8t, cine 0robe 3ulciBmB
bCituu0Cn.
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$500 9fock
Wmilfpro. 2(nenuc,
5wiiheu 20. uuo 81. etrake.
@pn Eehe gebant.
IS giebt ieine bcierru.
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mir lmUpten, Nnoege npHcH nan.
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nui. @rinpt 9urci 9dumeiiier nit; CT
NUT haS gtciGrtl9e 6laclicbel, ulo ntels
lciht fam CT eiitiGc Soce'n lhoptet, Die er
in Ietuen na6itcu HalitcTl nlstlbrer mao,
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@irridtun8 If uHicre f%pc5tclIe 5oee. lito
gntiuurf. 9tibtS bon anocret 0aufern
nabSeabnt.
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more's. Fcnboob Seigbts. nGbe &lndrS
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bcm Hencn gculconro iiio rStulorolu'
Bari. Sebilheie Geuic limo Sbre gtahbnrn,
teiue llnlgcbuna; S0nIcn iiir Die 1tltocr IN
bet Jtdbc mo nur II D(iniieit bon orei
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better gSetle aebait nno NIT groBier Sotg'
taIt cineeri6tet. SO iino 5peiitodige pdus
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Glide %unierer ctGenen Joee'n: 9nribol5'
@ifiions 5iniruIta, ilnitoole Sass uro elet'
triide Observation-Disclosures. prn9ipou oeforirt,
i'm 6aus einacbnuie, NIT 6Iieben aiisaelegte
Gisitr1nfe, sis ntro bon BEN pot etIt9es
Ieat; feir @efdb 6in 6ang beg ~Snfer5,
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fD Corners" Giiberf6rdrfc, 1leineri6rdI'
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@n%nc3imntcr. MIeffita 30noraiI, 5luei 9es
ranocn am Sinierbfis. Neucrtbiire oer So'
fe gu. PoIirte @eorgia 5ifte 5ubb6oen,
nit aIuttet, 100 6nB breIter StrdBe 3tpt'
f6cn ben Siufcrn. bireftcr 2lnfbIub al bic
Ieue f~nni!ire aanuIitrrn1.
Mufterbars iest 5ur 5nfpeftiou offer.
Splept i. 9rnR,
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Wibiee gnarsglu5abIuna. .Neft nab ges
genfeitig befrtebieenoen Scotrlsiiteeil.
Nstnt nn Crit uno etenc.
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@aaoots paifiren 81. Strnhe u1o eiliilinro.
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