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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-26

the shecpmen Of the country will get
here for the auctions.
This is surely Il great exhibition
of sheep The best | ever saw; and
have seen them all have attend
cd the big sheep shows oil America
and OF the old world for the past 80
years, and must confess that this
is among the best have ever seen.
There can be none better. The fin.
est sheep that are raised are in these
pens. and they are all GoI sale. This
il surely great opportunity for the
sheen raisers OF the intermountIiu
country which is the great sheep
country of the United States, TO Sc
lect the pure bred sheep they need
in their herds. Ogden Is the place.
E. f. Maxcy of the Pine Ridge
Stock Farm of Salem, Ia. is here
with 300 head of pure bred range
sheep of the Shropshire kind Tor
sale. He states that his sheep are
not on the show order, but that they
arc the fellows that the sheepmcn
need i'm their herds on the ranges
He will remain here until after the
auction sales.
A. a. Wood e Sons Of Saline, Mich.
were at the Seattle exposition last
year. Mr.. Wood states that he Is
very much pleased with the ogden
show and feels that it is the best
that has yet been held Ogden is the
place for the show he SAYS, and IL
will not be taken elsewhere The
breeders will have 10 comc to the
sheep raiser and Ogden is the most
central point for them. Mr.. Wood
SAYS, and he feels chat no mistake
was made in establishing headquar-
terS here.
Ernest Robson OF Ilderton. Charles
Cook of Pine Bluff, Wyo, and 9TH
ers who are here with pure bred sheep
for exhibition and sale state that the
show, the facilities for the show and
the weather for the show are the
best they have ever seen in all their
experience in the show and sale bus
mess, and that the arrangements
made by the management could not
be improved upon.
Guests of E. S. King.
A number of the sheep exhibitors
were guests of r S King al the Her
mitage yesterday afternoon where
dinner was served and the gentlemen
INDUCED in much sheep talk
Mr.. Fred w, Harrington, chairman
of the sheep show committee, was a
guest. and he came in for consider
able commendation. So much gemu-
inc praise was given Fred that his
bashfulne5s was exhibited to the eX-
tent that he suggested that il might
be we'll To return to the show grounds
and attend to further business i'll the
matter of arranging for todays al
fairs.
The company was taken to the
Hermitage in autos.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-26
jurors IN THE
DISTRICT COUR 7

The names of jurors for the Oc-
tober term OF the Second District
court have been drawn as follows.
and the veniremen will be expected to
be on hand for service October 3rd;
Ogden-Ezra Richardson Horace
b Suatford. Frank e. Nichols, Jno.
c. Carr, Taos. f. Collins, Adam J..
Farber, N, c. Nelson. Chas. l.. Fisher,
a c. Critics August Jensen, ". NJ.
Barrows. Thos c. Foley. Robt j Carr,
y. Il. Oberg, Fred Nj Tout. Thos. G..
Burt. Albert A. Richter. Emil Keller,
Irving W Jones. T G. Phillips.
Far West-Reuben ID. Short
West Weber-Thos. w. Cook, r. L..
Wallace.
Hooper-Wm. w. Child.
North Ogden-Nathaniel r. Mont.
GomeIy, Jas Il, Roylance.
KGnesvlllc-Cnas. w. Maybcrry.
Roy Edwin r. Wood
Wilson Wm Sewel
Bmch Creek James Combe
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-26
CatarrG1 Germs
Move Out When hyomei
Moves In

No stomach dosing. HYOME1 (pro-
nouncc II Hign-o-me) is made from
the highest grade of eucalyptus, tax
en- from the eucalyptus forests OF in
land Australia. and combined with
the excellent antiseptics employed In
the ListerIan system.
In inland Australia the atmosphere
is so impregnated with balsam
thrown out by the eucalyptus trees
that germs cannot live, and in conse-
Quence catarrh and consumption are
unknown.
Breath HYOMEl and get the very
same, pleasant, healing. serm-killing
air as YOU would get in the eucalyptus
forests and kill the germs.
HYOMEI is sold by eAOCON'S
PHARMACY and druggists every
where. at s1.00 complete outfit.
An outfit consists OF bottle of HY-
ONIEI. hard rubber pocket inhaler
and simple instructions for use. The
inhaler will last lifetime. but bear
in mind if you need another bottle
of HYOMEI you can get it at drug
gists for only 30 cents. Guaranteed
TO cure catal1h, Group and throat
troubles. or money back. Trial sam
pie OF Hyomei free 10 readers OF the
Standard Address Booths Hyomci
Co, Buffalo. n. Y.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-26
S. H. BROWNE. CO.

Vention. Doubtless YOU viii be re-
galed i'll the coming campaign with
hobgobblin stories OF governmental
extravaganza. The old cry OF a bill
lion-dollar congress will be made,
The amount, he it large or small, re-
quired TO administer the affairs OF Il
government. does not prove eXtraya-
gance We are living in billion-dol-
lar country and | expect TO live to
see II two billion-doilar country.
Democrats preach economy but when
1t comes to appropriation bills they
are always ready TO demand for their
districts every dollar OF government
money it is possible TO secure OF
this billion dollars appropriated, over
620 miliionS is found I'm the following
appropriation bills; pensions. $l55 .000,~
600: army S9o. 100000; naval bill. $l20,.
100000; Dostoffice, $240,000.00 the
latter, though counted in the billion
dollar appropriation is almost all re-
turned in postal revenues, and is
therefore not a tax uDon the people.
Government is Liberal.
In passing. shall just remark
that. after long years of effort, 1t has
remained TO the present Republican
administration TO make the poStoffice
department almost Selt-Supportiug IN
doing this. the rural and free deliy-
cries are being steadily improved,
there is continued Introduction OF
better methods into The service, ana in
no way are the small facilities for
the people being impaired The post
office department Is but type of the
efficient administration rendered IN
all OF the departments
III this government were run as
private business it could be run Tor
less money. NJ one doubts that,
Would the private employer give TO
the old soldiers. their wives. or their
widows the employment that Is CIV
on by our government at remunerat.
i've wagcs2 IN most cases II would bo
impossible. The uilc Is t. give the
places 10 Younger and stronger pe1
sons and make an immense pro,it
thereby.
Tribute to Old Soldiers
II 20 into the pension bureau at
Washington and | see old soldiers ey-
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-26
/ l.AlRER. { !. FE2Hl I
A SPECIFIC BLGGl IMPURITY

Catarrh is a deep-seated blood dis,
case, one which no amount of local
treatment will ever permanently cure.
The beneficial effects of washes.
sprays, inhalations, etc, are only
temporary, and when left off the old
condition returns, because the blood
IS infected with catarrhal matter and
impurities. This impure condition
OF the circulation irritates and in
flames the delicate mucous men,
brancs and tissues and produces the
well known symptoms of ringing
noises i'll the head and ears, mucus in
the throat. headaches, watery eyes,
partial deafness. sore throat, general
impairment of health, etc. This con-
dition will remain, growing worse as
long rs The catarrhal matter is al
lowed to remain i'll the blood. Being
aspeciic a blood impurity, there is only
one way TO cure Catarrh, and that is
to purify the blood. Nothing equals
S. S. S, for. tins purpose. 1t attacks
the disease at its bead-in the circu-
lation-and by thoroughly renovating
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-26
PATIENTS AT HOSPITAL
ARE TO BE AMUSED

Newark, \. J.. Sept. 2G-To amuse
the patients In the big Overlook
hospital for the insane, the authori-
ties will shortly install complete
moving and vaudeville show.
Shows will be put on in the large
music hospital at cost Of $50 each
The medical directors will censor the
pictures before the patients are allow
ed to sec them 1t is believed htat
the innovation will have a marked
beneficial effect.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-26
Senator SmOot Delivers
Key-ROte Speech
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One)
interest in questions OF financial and
commercial import, in reclamation
projects. railway service, conserva-
lion OF our natural resources. pure
food regulations. rules fc! homestead
crs, and like enactments by the ma.
tional congress In all OF these the
Republican administration has given
TO the people OF this state fair and
square deal. In no particular has
there been an iota OF legislation that
has operated In any other than 4 bene-
fetal way to Utah Hence IL will be
readily seen that a reversal of policy
either local or national, could not be
otherwise than disastrous to this state
and TO her people. 1t is therefore eS-
sential, as a matter of Sell-prcserya-
tlon and self-protcction, of sell-inter
est TO the entire people of Utah, from
every vital point Of view that the Re
publican party he retained in It's con-
troll of local and national affairs
Misfortune Would Come.
Suppose Il change were possible to
occur. what would 1t mean? 1t would
mean that the current of prestige anG
prosperity. now and for years pas
running In Utahs favor, would
be diverted fro mlts course. and her
people would find themselves high
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-26
LONG TRIP TO BE
MADE IN FRAlL BOAT

Elizabeth, n. j., Sept. 26.-In a
tvcnty.foot catboat built out OF drift
wood at a total cost of $3.7o, E. H.
Carlisle of this city. will attempt to
sail from New York to Bermuda. His
only companions will be his fifty pets
Young Rhode Island chickens, which
he has raised carefully from selected
eggs laid by blue ribbon winners.
Carlisle expects TO complete his
tourney in a week.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-26
Asthma! Asthma!

PCPEAM'S ASTHMA REMEpl y
gives instant relief and IN absolute cufd
IN all cases of Asthma Bronchitis. anu
l. E, Fever Sod by druggists mail CT
receipt ot price SI.oc.
Trial Package by mall 10 cents
WILLIAMS MFG. CO.. Propa, Cleveland. oe'
Badcon Pharmacy. Sole Agents
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-26

purifier, and The thousands OF cases OF
Cntarh it has cured is proof that 1t is
the very medicine needed by those
who suffer with this trouble. Book on
CatarTrh ana any medical advice free.
THE SWIFT aeECIF1c CO.. Ltl-=ta, Ca.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-26

lean workmen. 7 hope never to see
the day wncn the American working
man Will be forced by legislation 10
accept the low wage scale OF foreign
free-trade nations We must prevent
Europe taking our market Wnat
advantage Is there In being ablc W
buy foreign-made goods cheap II 10 oo
so We are first compelled 10 shut on
the forge and the loom? What would
VIC gain by having Europe take our
market while we arc looking LOT
theirs?
THE American market is the hes,
in all the world. IL amounts 10 s1h-
100000 per annum, while the eA-
port trade of all the world, Including
the United States, amounts TO ouV
twelve billion dollars annually
Other Countries Protect Themselves
Every civilized country imposes
luty upon sugar for the purpose oil
protection in some cases and IN oth-
ers for revenue. Our country
has both objects in view III
imposing "a duty upon sugar.
The Dingley bill imposed ra'e
of S195 per hundred pounds.
The Payne bin rate OF S1.9O per
S1S2 1-2 per 100 pounds is for protec-
ton and revenue purposes. while the
balance Is protection given 10 the
sugar reilnerles OF the United states
to encourage the refining of imported
sugar in this country rather than the
importation Of refined sugar from Ger
many and Cuba. This gives our work
ingmen employment rather than those
Of foreign countries The DingIey law
allowed protective rate TO the Amer
lean refiner,es OF IL l-2 cents per hun
dred pounds. while the Payne act al
lows but Z 1-2 cents per hundred
pounds, or a reduction of 40 per cent
TO that part Of protection afforded the
reiinerics. but maintained the rate for
revenue and protection to American
sugar the same as the Dingley law
] also call your attention to the fact
that the present rate is lower than
that OF any other civilized country
with the exception OF Great Britain.
Our revenue from sugar alone Is over
sixty millions of dollars annually.
Mining is Protected
THE schedule affecting lead car
Iies with it a substantial tariff for the
protection oil the mining industry IN
Utah And here it may be at least
interesting 10 note that leading Demo-
Gratis In this state. engaged in the
mining business. and who are now as
sailing the Republican party and its
policy OF tariff protection, appealed
to the Republican party TO retain the
Dingley tariff on lead. and joined in
declaring TO the senate and house or
representatives that any reduction IN
the protective tariff on lead would
ruin the mining industry of this state.
They had perfect right to do, and
] appreciated their position and re-
quest. but If the Democratic party had
been in power their appeal would
have heen usnlnsa
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-26

the blood and
cleansing it of all
IN pure matter,
makes a perlna-
neut and lasting
cure of the dis
case. For forty
years S. S. S. has
been recognized
as the best blood
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-26

Tribute to Old Soldiers.
Il 20 into the pension bureau at
Washington, and | see old soldiers ey-
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-09-26

Just brief reference 10 one
other subject and We viii proceed
with the further business OF this CON
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-24
wieSer rebabiIiticrt.

9as Snpreme Gon3il Der Gath
olic Benevolent 9eeion" bat in ietnem
in Ybilaoclpbia, Ta., ubgebdltenen
20. Sabresepnpeut Den pihtisen Be-
itlub eefaBt, baB Die alnuiel aus Der
Der Contribution gsitrifeu lpsrben iou.
luelfe Die Iuinnbme bon Mdnnern ais
Iitalieoer perbietet, Die iid NIT Der
Sabrifatiou ODER Dem 0erfaufe bon
Spirituoien unb Ial5getrdnfen be-
faiien. Der Gntrag auf Streidung
mar bon rem Selegdten Sourab q.
Stcinmes aus Heiparf, u. s., eeitelt
unb enersiih befiiriportet lporben. gs
ipurbe i'm Verlaufe Der mdnfmal iebr
crrestcn Debate geltenb gemaht, ooB
Die groller. Birtbe unb BARTENDER
ebenio brare, intelligence unb aeiesz
liebenoe 0Iraer ieicn. mic Die Inees
borigen anberer ge~ruisnrten. Iubers
benz lei dber burf bas Sodlisenss
8eies unb bic ionitigen ginihrdufun@
gen, nelhen Der @etrdnfebanbel III
Den perIhiebenen Staatcn Jest unters
morien lei, cine meientlih before
aldiie 0 Wdnnern %cntltdnben.
ipelhe Iid) nit benz 9eifdfte beiaiie.
Ger Intrng purbe nit 10 sesen 5
Stimmen angcrommen. Ift Sele<
snten entbielten iih Der Ibitimmuns.
Ser ndfltc Content miro am Slpeiten
Sienstag i'm Nai 1911 in Neparf
abgebdlten reroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-24
Oas G,pis weiblidbe!

Gin arniiiantcs ileinea grlcbniB bel
elmer fiir5lib IN elmer Gbemnibcr
tapnigreid) Sahien) Wdbhcnihulc
a~bgebaltenen Triifung er5dblte Die
.Gbemniser Iueemetne Seituns". Bel
Der Yriifung ipurne iiber Die @etpins
niins unb @erpenbuns oes giiens ges
iprohen. Ser Sehrer rid)tctc an cine
Der tleineu gpnstod,ter Die Sraae:
nSannit On mir eiuen 8ebrnuds1
eegenitanb aus Giicn nenncp?"
prompt erpibert bas fleiue Sportsz
mabel. frob Ger iducl seinnoenen
Intport: Sic 6oli6ube, Scrr
2ehrer!" rYein", meinte Der
9ebrcr, .iolfe @escuitGnbe meine i6
nidt. Nenuc mir bod mai Den
8~eseuitanb. Der in ieoer Snllspirtbs
ihaft unbcoin9t %porbanben iein nuib
uno Der iebr oft, ia fait DEN 8an5en
Tag gebrdllft rirb." Ser 2ebrer
meintc Den eiiernen aiidcnofen. bic
aleinc aber linnt einise gusenblide
mad: Gin 8egcnitanb. Der in iebcr
6auSpirtbidoft unDebinet porbdnoen
fem mrB. Der ben ear15en Gag iiber
linge3dhlte Waic gebruud)t ipirb? 80.
Sd hab's. 9err 2ebrer". ruft Die
aufsenedte &lcine aus, unb leuhterT
Den Iuscs perfiinoet lie: Sic Sreune
idccre, Serr Sebrcr, Die grenn>
Id,eerei"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-24

belt hattie, baB Tie bon Sebermann be-
niibt iperoen fDnnten. Ser Gon9reB
miiBte iid anf ben Stallbpurft ,tel=
fen, Die @enebmignua fir beralcifen
Hegilationcn crit pnnn 5u ertbetlcn,
nenn Der Staat pber Die Gommus
ualperpaltungen bic Safenanla9en in
ei9encn 8eiie genommeu bdtten. Ser
Staat pDer bic Stdbte miibten cine
lIferitredc in 8eiiB babeu, peldle
ausrcifenb lei. nm mobcrne Safens
dnlogen a~lisbduen 81 fonnen. Sin
Iplhcn SdlleL mo Die llicritredcn be-
rctts in pripatcm Bette lid befdn@
Den, miiBte aeieelidc @oriorse bafiir
aetroiien mcrbcn. ons Gnteignungss
pcriabren cinleiten 81 fnnucn. DEM
bag SntereNe Der Mlsemeinbeit itdnbe
bod iiber Dem bes cin5elnen Sns
oipibuums.
Die SluBs unb 6~nfenporlase. ipelhe
oemndhit 8eieB iperbeu piiroe. be-
oeute ifon einen erfrculihen Sfritt
auf Dem rchten @eee, aber mir ieieu
nod peit bon benz 3iele. pas lid Der
SluBs unb Snfencon9rcB 9citedt babe,
entiernt unb Die Sraltcu ioaten audi
an ibrem 3beile 5ur erreifung oess
ielben mitpirfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-24
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SIR weinsiicieter IN t1tiNemri.

Cine Gntitcioung, bic fir 8eins
siihter bon Chic uno Nillouri bon
Sntereiie ut. purbe BON benz .Ynre
Soop goarb" Der 8eeierung. beitebeno
aus ben Sefretdreu Wc@eagb. @ilipn
unp Hnsel, abgcgeben. Sic Sraee
mar, oh ~9egobrenc 8ctrdRte, Die IN
Ohio uno Riiiouri burh Sufiisung
elmer Sudcrloiuns 5u bem 8ebeniaft
Dor Der @dbruns nit Der Itarfe
.Sbio 8cin" ober .Wiiiouri @ein"
obnc icoc ipcitere Semerfung per>
lebcn pereen tonnen.
Die brci Setretdrc entid,ieoen. pob
mad, Dem @eies iibcr unpcridlit,tc
Nabrung smittel Der Yrnontt Der
Heben. fnls CO burh ~pouitdnnigc
@dbrung bes Woites uuter 3ufiigung
elmer 3uferloiug Dor Der @dbriln9
.geippnnen miro, ais .Wiiiiouri 8eiu"
obcr Ohio @ciu" bc5eid)net lperpcn
tann. School biirfte bns 10 sepons
meme Trobuft uaf Der pplitdnoiaen
@dbrung nift mebr ais flint Sbeile
Sdrrc aui tauienb Sbcile inb nift
mcbr als 13 Yro5cnt glfobol cnts
bdlten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-24
persiise Scr maHerftraben.
9iebe beS 3cprdientanten &ansbea
por Srauen.

Sn elmer Hebe. pclde Ncprdien.
tant S. &. &ansoea alls 2ouiiiano
Dor Der r@eueral federation 81
Women's Clubs" perflpiiene 8ud,t
belt, empfabl er alien Srduen auf'
Srtngenpie. an Der @ntipideluno Del
nationdlen @uheritraBen mit8umirten.
Cine Wcrringerun9 Der transport,
Soften fiir Die geoiirfnine pes 2ebenss
municipalities tpiiroe natursemdS Der
gan5en Sebensunterbnlt lelbit biQiae,
geitalten. Die gntpideIuns ullp ber
4usbuu Ger @aiicritrabcn miiroer
aber NIT eiilem Shlage ale Wpnppole
auf Dem 8ebiete bes Sransportes pers
nidten. Inter ben iesisen Gcrbdlts
niiien ieicn Die Soften bcs Sranss
pprtcs bonn llripruugsprte gum Con,
lllmenten anudbernb ebenIo bod. nie
Die Yropuftions Soften ielblt. Gud,
niht elm ein3iser Nrtifcl. Der An Den
aasemeiuea gepiirfniiicu bes Nens
ldben gebore. lei bon ben Ionopoleu
nnberiibrt aeblieben.
8erabe jett fampie , i'm Gpn /.
grefc nm cine 0eiebuprlaac, ourdl
melde bic 0e5iebungen Der Gijeu.
babnen sum- 8plfe einer u~mfanenocu
8efprm n%ntcr5usen werSen iunten.
Iber es lei 10 gut ipie unm5slih, bic
Y%fonppole 5n uerbiiten pber 0ciebc,
bic ppn Wenfheubanb scmadt mir.
ben, uulitanois burd,5uiiibren.
a0unten bic gSaieripcae rcaulieri
unb Dem %alsemeinen @~ebraude bes
Yubiifums nusbar gemaht ipcrben,
bann fDnnte fein Menid Elm Wonpg
pol auf bicielben e%rfperben. Sic Mir
Den freie StruBen fir Seoermunn
iein. Gs lpiirbe cine freie 9onturrcnS
9errihen unb feline Gommiiiipn miirbc
notbia iein, nm Srahtruten 8ipanass
peiie ieitsuieben. giicnbnbncu icicn
monopoliitiife G%orporationen iiir
Den ausi6IieBlifcn 3pcd pripaten
@eipinnes.
Selonoere Seahtung miiBtc man
Den Safcneinrihtungcn ifcnten,
lpeIhe an manfen Srten IN e9oiitis
ihem Sntereile bon ben @iienbabns
@eieaiGaften in @eiis ecnommen
ieieu. obue iebe Hiidiint aui Die Com
frrrren5 uno bas Hllblifum. Sie
Safcncinridtin9en on Den idiiibaren
@eipdiiern .loIlten 1fientlihes gisens
tbum iein ino bon allen transport
Gnitalten nit slei6cm Neft beniiBt
tperoen bilrien.
Gs piirbc elm Sebler Der Rcgies
run8 iein, Die Stromc 5u regulicren.
ipenn man niht cine gepiiie CIDER
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-24
Son @ilbeI nj @ebcr.)

5ief unten I'M GSenu aibt es Scrsc
unb Selien. SbGler unn Sohen, ge@
rucc mic bier ohen in uuierer 8elt.
Supeilcn ldBt Der Seemann baS on
elmer Sdnur befeiriste Senfblci
binab rnb finbet balb @ulnb. ipdbs
rcnb bas 9Ici nid,t ipeit pdpon tiefer
liub tieicr INIT. Sr eriterem Sale
iiel es oui cincn Berg, int Speiten
in Elm Sbnl. 0cnn Der @rpBe S3can
nlistrodnete. miirbeu mir duf Dem
W~ccresarunbe @uubcr ieben tpnnenl
Nm Subc zines bieler, gcrgc in,
S5can iano cinnlal 10 cine Irt &ufiee@
@eielihaft itutt. an Der lid Die
Srauen Ial. GUNNER, Stpffiid.
Seebeuidrcde, Slunper unb Shiiiz
ihncde bctbciligten. @s bate lid,
ndmlif Gin merfpiirbigcs @rcianiB
5%upctraselt. iiber Dos in Sieier @cicas
ihait geipyohcu perbcn loltc. Gin
Ionecs, oiinncs Gtnus mar bonn
9crgc bernbsefrpd,en aucr ourd pua
5hul binburh uub 5ps iih am
@ruube pcs Meeres 10 lang oabin.
bab nah feiner Seitc bin ons Gnbc
absulcben iunr. Gs lpar pbnc &C.
rduih hcrnb9cfpmmen lmb lag nun
aan5 IT'LL unf DEM 8runbe pes
S8eans.
.Sit bus nidt Scmanb uils Sbrer
@crpanptihait, 6rau Nal?" irastc
Srou GUNNER. .Gs iiebt Der Nnls
tnmilie piel dbnliher. als allen alls
bcren Singen."
aSlbcr ib mphte Sic bnraui ailiz
merriam MADDEN. ingte Srau Nal,
.paB elm Inl, &opi, S6mans unb
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