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Evening journal., 1912-04-24
THE ONLY SURE
RHEUMATISM CURE
ON EARTH

II you suffer from rheumatic agony
or have a relative or friend who is
tortured. read the following thankful
letter, then go to n. B. Danforth's and
get a 50-cent bottle of RHEUMA. lie
sells il on money-back plan.
One year ago had a most severe
attack Of rheumatism, lasting over
nine weeks. Two bottles OF RHEuMA
cured me so completely I have never
had the slightest return of tho disease
We have a friend, an old lady, living
here, who had rheumatism for more
than a year. and she too was cured.
Her joints were all stiffened and swol-
len, and she had previously tried
everything for rheumatism she had
ever heard Of " George NJ Ross. sos n
Warren Ave. Saginaw. Mich, July y,
1911.
RHEUAfA starts to drive the uric
acid from your system within a few
hours after the first dose. IL acts on
kidneys. stomach. liver and bladder
and brings blessed relief in one or two
days.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
MAN ESCAPES DANGER
MAS ESCAPES pANGER.

A narrow escape from being run
over by a train or automobile gives
a sense of danger easily realized
James Allen of Brooklyn was in a
danger Just as perilous, and he es-
capped by knowing just what to DO
In a letter he says; Il had been III
poor health for three years and
might have been yet il It had not been
FOR vinol which built me up wonder
fully. Almost Immediately after l pc
ban taking It began to improve and
gain weight My appetite is now good,
/ sleep we'll and feel as well as l ever
did"
Hundreds of worn-out, miseraole
people right around here who are IN
broken health and think there is no
help for them. could be built up and
made strong by Vinol, our delicious
cod liver and iron remedy without OIL
Weak sickly women and men, puny
children and feeble old people need
the new strength and vitality that VI
mol gives. and they ought to begin tax,
ing ii right now We guarantee Vino
10 give satisfaction, and pay back your
money If il does not n. 3. Dantorth
Druggist, Wilmington Del.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24

itous, meddlesome attempt upon the
part of certain persons to influence the
course Of the committee and to stop
its procedure
Misrepresentation have been made
/ have heard. | did not wish TO SUP
poena witnesses whose only story was
based on bias or prejudice.
"The press has co-operated in every
way to tighten the burdens OF the com
mittee and 20 assist in obtaining re-
suits.
THE committee will not tolerate any
further attempt on the part of any
one to shape its course. We shall pro-
coed I'm our own way to complete the
record Judgment Of our efforts may
be therefore withheld until the actual
report is published.
Builder Among the Lost.
Harold J. Lowe, the fifth officer was
tho next witness. He is a sturdy lit
tie Briton, 20 years Of age, who has
been on the sea ever since he was
IA years old. His an1wers were given
in a firm, clear voice in sharp con-
trast TO that OF Fleet. When told to
give his experiences at sea he said
Il ran away from home when ! was
IA years old and shipped aboard a
schooner. ] served aboard vossc' ply
ing along the West African coast for
five years after which 1 joined the
White Star line ! served as third
officers on several White Star vessels
was never in the North Atlantic
until | made this trip. I Joined the
Titanic on March "a, in Belfast !
was present at her trial tests. | was
in charge OF oyerhauling the starboaro
! liieboats, seeing that they were sup
piled with oars, rigging, masts, provi-
sions, etc. Everything was absolutely
correct. except that one dipper was
missing. ] personally examined every
/ lifcboat and collapsible on the star
board side. There were compasaos
and lights supplied with oil enough
TO burn for eight hours.
"On the 2Sth we went over the en-
tire ship, noting all Of the equipment
and its condition"
The Titanic's test trials were ia
have been made on Monday April /
Lowe said, but were postponed until
! the following day, because of squally
weather The witness was OF the
opinion that the Titanic could have
done easily twonty-four or twenty-five
knots an hour had she been put under
forced draft. Her greatest speed dur
ing the trial tests, however. was 20 Ia
60 p knots. None of the officers or
directors OF the White Star line were
aboard during he trial tests except Mr.
lsmay and Mr.. Andrews, one of the
builders of the Titanic. who later sank
with the vessel he helped design.
Frequent tilts between Senator
Smith and Lowe enliyencd the proceed
ings. The phlegmatic Briton often
misunderstood Smiths involved ques-
tions.
mo drills took place from the time
OF departure until the time of the dis.
aster," Lowe testified
Lowe grew extremely angry wher
Senator Smith asked him n he wal
a drinking man.
II never took a drink in my life
he asserted with heat
Il have Just had a note passed N
TO me saying you were drinking tina
night said Smith suavely.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
DOUBTS DISAPPEARS
No One in Wilmington, Who Has
Bad Back Can Ignore This Double
prOOf


Does your back ever ache?
Have you suspected your kidneys?
Backache is kidney ache,
With II comes dizzy spells,
Sleepless nights. tired. dull days,
Distressing urinary disorders.
Cure the kidneys to cure II all.
Doan's Kidney Pills bring quick re-
lief.
Bring many thorough. lasting cures.
You have read Wilmington proof.
Read now the Wilmington sequel.
Renewed testimony; tested by time
Mrs James Wolfe. $50 Bennett St,
Wilmington. Del. says: II have not
changed MY opinion Of Doan's Kidney
Pills that I publicly expressed two
years ago. You may continue the use
of my statement. For about eleven
years kidney trouble kept me in mis-
cry and the doctors said that my case
was severe one. My back was eX-
tremely painful and it was not until
I got Doan's Kidney Pills at Dan
forth's Pharmacy that | found relief.
The contents OF four boxes improved
my condition and ! was thus con-
vinced that this remedy lives up to
the claims made for It."
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's-anc
take no other.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
BRANDYWINE
NAMES DELEGATES

Democrats of Brandywine hundred.
meeting in Malin's store, Shellpot, last
evening, elected delegates to the
special county and state conventions.
The State Convention delegates fol-
low: First district, Newton L. Grubb.
Charles ID. Bird; alternates, Frank j..
Marion and William Cloud
Second district, Edward Glenn Cook.
James II. Reynolds; alternates. John
w. Greenfield and John Talley.
Third district, Howell S England;
alternate. Frank Williams.
Delegates to special county convcn-
tion: First district, w. ID. Mullen.
Charles d. Bird; alternates. w. S.
Baird, Willard +. Handy.
Second district, John w. Greenfield,
and Curtis L. Talley; afternates. Will
liam L. Barlow and William c. Hus-
bands
Third district, William S. Day and
Frank j. Williams; alternates. Harry
w Davis and Robert Orr
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
GOLDEN EAGLE
TEMPLE ENTERTAINS

In Pythian Castle last night Cyrus
Temple No. 3. Ladies of the Golden
Eagle, held a delightful entertain
ment which was largely attended
Following a mock trial Of a breach
of promise case by the Dramatic Club
Of Jefferson Lodge, /. o. o. f., the
Milkmaids' Convention was presented
by the Ladies Dramatic Club. Joseph
+. Green played a trombone solo and
William S. Bullock, a violin solo.
The Jefferson Lodge Orchestra fur
nished the music for dancing The
committee was comprised of Mrs. f.
r. Kindell, Mrs. S. Il. Miller. Mrs. s .
H. Houseman, Mrs. NJ. X. Dickerson,
Mrs. Ida Kelley, Mrs. Gertrude Carey
and Mrs. Emma Wiley.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
MEMORIAL FOR MOOSE.

The committee appointed to arrange
for the annual memorial service to
be held by Wilmington Lodge, No.
1884, Loyal order of Moose, has not
yet fixed a date for the affair. This
will probably be done at a meeting
to be held on Friday evening, Of this
week. Special attention is being
given to the musical program and
some well known singers will take
part
Evening journal., 1912-04-24

~-.-------.-(,~~~.~-
George W. Phillips.
Ralph G.. Harman.
James A. Croker, Sr.
George II. Spath.
Martha l.. Buckley.
BUCKLEY-on April %, 1912, at her resi-
dence, Glenridge, n. j., Martha Lyman
wife of Leander j. Buckley.
Funt~al services and interment At ST.
James Church Newport, on Friday afternoon,
April 26, 1919. at > o'clock.
SPATH-On April 20, 1912, George H..
Spath. aged as years.
Relatives. friends, Cigar Makers Union
No. 296 and the North End Athletic Club
are invited TO attend the funeral services
at the residence OF his father, John G. spain,
No. sI3 jefferson street on Friday after
noon April 26th, at ? O'Clock. lnterment
private.
CROKER-Near Talleyville, Del, April o.,
1919, James A. Croker, Sr
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral from tue residence OF his
son, Jamos A. Croker, Jr., near Talleyville,
Del, on Thursday afternoon at o'clock. In
terment in Riverview cemetery.
HARMAN--In this city, on April 20, 1912,
Ralph G., son Of David T., and Maggie
Hartman. in his 21st year.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited TO attend the funeral services at the
residence Of his grandfather Rev. W. K
Galloway. No 2214 Market street. on Thurs.
day afternoon. April %. at o'clock. In
terment Siverbrook cemetery.
PHTLLIPS-At Penny Hill, on April 2i
1912 George W. Phillips. aged 6s years
Relatives and friends aye invited 10 at
| tend the funeral services At his late resi-
dence, at Penny Hill, Thursday afternoon
/ April "a, at o'clock. 1ntcrment at Mt
Pleasant cemetery.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
Cotton VoileS

The demand for Cotton Voiles is almost uni
versal and certainly no fabric in cotton has better
wearing qualities or gives better opportunity for
stylish making. English make in extra fine grade,
fifty or more styles 2Sc yard.
White VQies at 25c, 55c Csc, 75c yard.
Crepe Voies 75c and ST yard. Bordered ef-
fects and novelty printings at 45c and 75c yard.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
At the Theatres

The average vaudeville audience
is partial to comedy, and plenty OF
it. Novelty seems to be all right IN
it's way, but comedy is the thing
The Garricks Offering in this line the
present week should appeal strongly 70
those who like this sort OF enter
tainment, for it is purely a comedy
show straight down the list.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
IN MEMORIAM.

In loving remembrance Of my dear
son, John W. Farrow. who departed
this life April "a, 1908:
-Four years have passed, are hearts
still store,
As time goes on VIC miss you more.
Your loving ways, your welcome face
No one can I'LL your vacant place.
You have never been forgotten or will
you ever be
As long as life and memory last we
will remember thee.
His loving Mother and Brothers
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
CARn OF THANKS.

Mrs. Edward Beacon and family de-
sire to return thanks to their many
friends and relatives, also the fraternal
orders and the employees of the Amer
ican Vulcanized Fibre Co. and the du-
Pont Powder Company for the many
floral designs and the kindness shown
them during their bereavement
Mrs. Edw Beacon and family
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
SOCIETY MEETING.

The Home and Foreign Missionary
Society OF Olivet Presbyterian Church
will meet at O'Clock tomorrow after-
noon in the study room Of the church.
Miss Eva Taylor will tell of the recent
meeting of the Presbyterian Society at
pOcomOke CITY
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
Kennard&Co
Correct Silks

Certain weaves of Silks have been definitely
settled upon as correct for this Spring and Sum-
mer wear Those CERTAIN" fabrics are here in
a most splendid assortment.
For tailor-made Suits and Wraps, Motora Silk
will be found just the right sort, 27 inches wide,
yarn dyed, plenty of weight to stand tailoring,
Sl.50 yard.
Tub Silks in many styles at soc, Sl.OO and
SIPS yard.
Spotproof black Habutai Silks, an ideal Sum-
mer dress fabric, 75c and ST yard
Real Japanese Habutai spOt-proof, 75c, 81
SIPS yard.
Black Silk Duck, SO inches wide, spot proof
Sl.25 yard
Spotproof Foulards, 85c yard.
The newly popular plain and changeable Chit
fon Taffetas, 27 inches wide ST yard
Messaline in black, ivory and colors CSC and
ST yard.
Plain and Striped Satns for trimmings and
Innings ST yard
Marquisettes, Grenadines and Chiffon Cloths
in black, ivory and colors. Our Silk Section is
always worth a visit and particularly so at this
time.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
Garment News

Our garment section never better pre-
pared to supply yourswants than now. Those who
have been accustomed to seeing large assortments
are those who will be most impressed with the
variety to be seen here.
Every garment shown is made to our order
and styles confined to us in this market.
Tailor-made Suits, SIS to $50 each.
Dresses, $3.50 to $50 each.
Top Coats in all the popular fabrics, suited
to every occasion. Every idea of price is repre-
sented.
Waists in one of the largest assortments that
you have ever seen.
Goats and Dresses for Children.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24

Have you a particular task to be
performed by a specialist in some
line Of business? Call upon the
Wants.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
WHITE MOUNTAIN
REFRIGERATORS.

We are agents FOR the celebrated
White Mountain Refrigerators and
Ice Chest II is one OF the best
makes on the market. Our stock
is large with a large range in
prices. Refrigerators from $500
up TO $500; Ice Chests. from
5000 up TO S14.OO.
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

XXT'NTED-YOUNG MAN WHO UN-
Wv derstands creamery work. Address
Diamond Dairy. 2O6 Jefferson st.
ap24-2t
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
s2,as9,45s.69

CALEB M. STEWARD,
Cashier.
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SEAMLESS RUGS.

S1650 Seamless Brussels Rugs,
size 9N12 It,; in Oriental or floral
design. Extra heavy quality,
close weave. Special price or bal
ance Of month .......... $3.50
We have as large a stock Of
Rugs as shown by any one dealer.
All the desired makes and ma
terials, as we'll as size. Special
sizes made to your order on short
notice,
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
SC SPARBON
DEATHS.

it's Tho best cleanser. All Grocers 'eII II
Evening journal., 1912-04-24

bJFfEIS.
For the balance OF this mouth
we are Offering a medium size
solid oak Buffet, high polish iin-
ish. 20x42 inch top. Bevel plate
mirror, and plate rack, has three
large drawers and two linen COM
partments, wood knobs. A splen-
did value at S26; special
price ...... ......-..... -Sle''o
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
Summer Needs at HARMAN'S

No in offers better
Of Furniture Of quality this will be
call be-
Evening journal., 1912-04-24

we ASK Every Housewife to Use Goo
common sense and buy
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Very Special

An unusual purchase of strictly Tailor-made
Suits in high-grade fabrics permits us to offer
line of regular SIS and $50 Suits at $3.50 each.
From our regular stock of best selling num-
bers we have chosen lot of SIS and $50 Suits
which we have marked at $40 each.
Two styles in handsome Wolfe Dresses, beau
tifu models, trimmed with real Irish Crochet Lace,
Sl2 and $3.50 each.
Lot of beautiful Wolfe Waists at Si.95 and
$2S5 each
Evening journal., 1912-04-24
PORCH ROCKERS.

PORCH ROCkEkS.
Twenty different styles in large,
medium and small size porch
Rockers. Mostly double rattan
scat and backs. natural wood in-
ish. made Of best grade OF ash.
Prices S1.O0 up TO $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
Gin Hieistsr iiber sekeimte 6e'
ieuidsaften.

Sdari perllrtbeilt ipurben bieier
Gage sic aebeimen SohldulsS riiperS
idaiteu nnp gebeinle @cicai6afteu I'M
Saacmeinen bon Hi6tcr Sobn IS ib>
bpns in Chicago in elmer Gntid)eis
buna, in neIder CT Die 8iebereins
lebluo eines bortigen Sohid)iilerS
p%criiigte. Der ipegen an9eblifer 3uge@
bpristeit su elmer 6ohi6iilers Srater>
nitdt ober 2o9e alls9eltoben poroen
mar. Ser 4i6ter ianb. oaB fein
9etpeis seeen ben betreiicuoen S6iis
Ter erbraht lporpen lei, pnB er elmer
9ebcimen @eielidaft a%n9eborte. Damn
aber legte cr los: .Ucbeime @eiel-
ihaften limb itets cine 0efabr tiir
Weiet NIB Srhnung geiueien. Sic
iinpfen ibren Ritgliebern einen 9eiIt
Der llnbotmdBi9feit, 2ii9enbaftiateit
mnb Sali6beit ein. inbem Die @lits
alieoer iid ge9euieiti9 bur6 aebeime
Verpflidtun9en nno YaBiporter Dor
Sfrafe 5u idiibeu ind,en. @on Dem
Gage an, on Nobespierre unb alloere
Satpbiner Ole 6lasge Der Hepolutipn
nufge5paen. bis 5u Der Nndt. ba Die
Mcgtamara's uub anoere Inarhiiten
bas Zines" z@ebdube in Sos Nngeles
iprensten, III icbe fredericksburg Vers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
GsrnaSesSpiel.

Ius Spracuie. Y. g.. pcrlautet
unter'm Datum pom IS. September:
S~nonbogu Gountp ipurbe gcitern
Hndmitta9 bon einem Tornado beims
aeiiht. bel Dem orei Yerionen &C.
tpbtet. fiinf5i9 peripunbet unb elm
Sdaben IN Der ~beilGufigen SDbe bon
$250.000 au9erihtet muroe. Sncrit
piitbcte Der Sturm iiber Gong Sranh,
NO cine San5bale, in welder 400
Yeriunen ih oem Sergniisen hin.
aaben. aus Den 5unoamentcn aeboben
nno nmaemurfen iunroe. Sas 9leide
Shidial tbeilten mebrere anberc @es
bdlibe unb 5lpei maiiinc lleberlonbs
Cars, Die in einen 0robeu roltcn,
Sann mari lid onS llnipetter ani bas
8potbals ser Spracuier llniperiit1t
mnb pernihtets NlleS. pas nidt niets
unb nngelfeit mar. Sn Der Hihtuns
nnh &eiten lpeiterihreitenb. pernid)s
tete Der Sornabo Johann Sarmeu unb
e.etreipeielper. ~entipur5elte 9Gume
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

brett bcfannte Sibliotbct nit 5abls
reihcn Sii6erifdBen.
Sic Stabt am IuSfluBc Der Sal5a
aus Den Nlpen, in Die Gbcne bes Snns
SInlIeS 9clegen. lit . bier getrenns
ten Siigeln umgeben. lpelhe 6piihen
400 bis 500 Neter Spbe bnben. Srei
berielbeu tragen bic be5cihuenbcn
Namcn Ionhberg. Npnuberg, &aplie
6%inerberg. ipelfe auf bic %eraan9eus
belt unb @c0enpart Snl5bur9's bins
5ubeuten idlcincn.
Gin altcs Spriifport iuat: Inter
Sem arltnmitnb lit gut pobnen." Die
Srndt Der aird)eu, Die Serrliffeit Der
peri6iehcuen ebemnls filrltcr5biidofs
lidcn Yaldite. Die in ndditer Ndbe
lieaenoen CONNER : YalGite limo
itumme 3euaen oieier alteu Serrlifs
lett. Ser Inblid Der Stabt biloet
ciite berepte %orbcreitIng fir Die SIT
@ien eriuartenbc Scitli6feitcn. bon
pcncn id umieren 9ciern weiter be-
rihten perbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

1739-A Pretty Design for a Pillow
Top. Suitable for solid en-
brOidery.
Stamped on ecru art cloth Csc
Stamped on pure cream
linen D
Perforated pattern, includ-
ing the necessary stamp
ing materials. ..2,c
Art cloth back. zoe
93S0-A Desirable Model. Mems
and Boys Shirt, with Two
Styles of Collar and with Reg
ulatiOn or Coat Closing. Suit
able for madras, percale, linen,
cambria, silk, sOisette, or fan
mel. The pattern is cut in 8
sizes: For men, SO, 3S, 40, AZ,
A, 46, 4S and so inches breast
measure, and in 4 sizes for
boys, 10, IL, IA and 16 years.
1t requires 4 3-S yards of 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
S~etictafter'>s%e iitemerm.
SutereHanter Sbeil Der Gampasne'
Seitrass llnterindmns.

@aibinston. 9. 6. = Sena@
tor Yomerene, Der bemotratiihe Ser
treter an benz Senatss Gomite, beilen
Muigabe es lit. Die GampasnesSei
trGse. peIde felt 1900 fir Yrdiioent>
l6aftss Ganbibaten geliefert purben,
an ermitteln unb nebenbei audi 5u ers
iorid)en. Oh ii6 Iitslieber bes Com
greIies, Sennt ODER Snus, fir Die
8abruns GROCER eorporatiper Sntes
reiien baben beSablen lailen. lit bier
e%inaetroffen, uno MN iperben 5lpiiden
ibm unb Dem Soriisenpeu bes Inter
iutungs sIusi6uiies. EQUATOR Glapp
bon Minneiota, Gonfesen6eu itnttiins
oeu. UNI elm Erosramm fir Die Inter
iuhnng, pelde III oierSebn Sasen
frii6 be9inneu ion, feit5uiteaen.
Nui Den @unS6 bes 8eprdiens
tanten Yalmer .buu Seuniplpanien
piro bas 9omite Su eriabren iuden.
OBJ YrdiiSent Salts biplomatiihe
Sertreter, Hobert Bacon (Yaris) {.
gSbitelan @eib (9onpon), Cara @ns
berion (8eleien) unb 2eiibman (gers
lin, ibre Gampaanes Seitrd9e nit
iiinobaftem @orbeba6t. .. b. in Der
%grlpartuns. baB lie @otid)aiters ober
Granddaughter erbolten miiroen,
ber9egeben baben. Salmer best Den
8erba6t. oaB Sr. Sdpib SABINE Sia.
welder ben Serliner Sotihafterpolten
aiif5ugeben geSpungen mar, Surilds
treten muBfe, ipeil er lid nidt. pie
leiue 9~olle9en. fir Die Gampa9ne bon
1905 seniiscuo interciiirt bate. mn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

9163-Some New Things for the
Baby. Infants Set, consisting
of a Cap, a Sack, a Night
Gown and a Dress. Muslin,
cambria, flannel or flanelette
will do nicely for the night
gown, while lawn or nainsoOk
is suitable for dress with en-
br0idery, tucking and lace or
edging for decoration. The
sack will look well in silk,
cashmere, flannel or flanelette,
and the cap is suitable for
lawn, silk or "all over" en-
broidery.
For the dress of fiOuncing, it
will require l "a yard of &c.
inch material with 1 Ia yard
of plain material for yoke and
sleeves. Of nainsook or lawn
So inches wide it will require
2 IA yards.
The gown will require 2 1.2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

(Sortletun9 bon Der 1. Seite.)
mar MIR Die iiber $50 @,cter iiber Der
Sabnlimic %gelegener &dlber upn
S6uee benedt.
Der Smg, Der mid nah SalSbnrs
fiibrte = bic Heiie 0 Sn5erm mad,
Sai5bnrg oanertc pDllc IA Stuuecn
i'm Shneu5nge - mar pur Sungrei=
iiitcn iiberfiiat. &amcntlid ~bcianocn
lid in benz 3uge uiele @ciiIide ans
6ranfrcih nnb anSere Sran5picn, 10
iuie Nprb- nno Siios Ymcrifaner,
Merifaner, Spauier II. /. 10; iclbit
fleine 5artc SinSer ans bent fernen
Inoalniien waren nit ibren Gltern
IN Dem 3use.
Sier in Sal5burg limb aae Sptels
iiberfiilt. Sa ipsar Miht. &atbplifen
aus Hpros Inierifa iinn einsetruffen,
nm Der srofartiaen Sunnsebnns Der
fatboliiden @elt 81 &ien au5m-
iuubneu.
Sal5blrs lit 10 rctt eisentlid elm
fatbpliideS Grpffuun9stbor. Ser
Shirt @r56ildof. Cardinal 3atids
tbaler, bat bier feline mmtlid)e
Heiiben5. Die Stuot bat sablreide
prohtpole &irbcn. BON benen mcbs
rere pabre Weiitermerte Der italiez
niideu Saufunit bilocu, benn bie
funltlimigen unb prnhtiiebenben
Shirt GrSbiidlpfe 5oGen 6ablreide itns
lieniide Siinitler an ibrcn Soi. Sic
uralte Senebittiuer Ibtei bon Snnft
Setter bciiet nidlt oilein Die Heliquie
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