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JOSEPH ToussAIST DRoLET was born
Of St. Marc. in the county of Vercheres,
District Of Montreal, on the Slst of Octo-
Der, 1886. His father was one of the old
est merchants on the Richelieu river. In
the year 1910, he established himself as
merchant in his native place, and in 1919,
he married .'ae daughter Of Mr.. Boileau
very respectable merchant Of Chambly.
In 1921, the whole province of Lower
Canada was alarmed by the unexpected
news that bill was before the Parliament
of Great Britain, to unite the two provin-
ces of Upper and Lower Canada. Mr..
DroIet possessing vast influence in his
neighborhood, exerted himself 10 his ut
most against this project, calculated to
overwhelm the majority of liberals in the
Lower Province, by uniting them with
the great number Of tories then existing
in Upper Canada.
In the year 1926, Mr.. Drolet became
the purchaser of the Seignory OF Cour-
meyer, commonly called St. Marc. His
generous and liberal conduct towards his
Censitaires, rendered him very dear and
very popular among them and combined
with his political sentiments, gave him
that immense influence which made him
one OF the most prominent supporters o.
the Radical Cause in the Country.
When Lord Dalhouse by his tyrannica
and unconstitutional measures, had nearly
exhausted the patience of the Canadian
people, meetings were held in the diieren
counties Of the Province, TO reprove thu
administration Of his Excellency who hat
refused to sanction the nomination OF tn,
Speaker chosen by the House of Assembly
One Of the objects of these meetings wa
also to name Agents to proceed immediate
ly 10 England, there 10 lay at the foot o
the throne and before the Imperial Parlia
ment all the grievances under which tn
Province was then laboring. A meetin,
Of this description was holden at Vercheres
IN the county of Surrey, on the eth c
Dec, 1927. Mr.. Drolet was present an
cordially co-operated in the adoption of th
manly resolutions there passed. Com
mittee Of Correspondence was named I
communicate with those Of the cities
Quebec, Three Rivers and Montreal, an
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-22
THE NORTH AMERICAN
OF powy THE TYRANTs!

!, PUBLISHED EVERY v

Il , never fail who do m great cause
toeA NAV soak their gore,
80 :,ry sodden in the sun-thcir limbs
he g,ruag "a city gates ul.
...,,o nails. but SILL lheir spirit walks abroad;
',-, wears elapse, ard others share as ua'N
doom, -....o,,;,., ,bo,,bt
4 . ,-,,assrs all Others, aud winch eoha"cA
4. word at last TO freedom Di Run
p,onle Of Canadal Remember that the
!. .od of martyrs in the cause oil Freedom
/. .r, aloud for vengeance at your hands.
h. following is list of those who have
,gen victims Of despotism, in the Lower
Province
|Ch's Divide Perrault, NJ. P. P.
lean Olivier Chenier, NJ. D.
Joseph Toussaint Drolet, Mp.
Pierre Amiot, MI .P.
Jean Francois Lionnais NJ. D.
Joseph Narcisse Cardinal, MPP'
|.Joseph Duquette, Major of PA
PIERRE Theophile Decoigne NJ
|Ambroise Sanguinet, Capt. PA
Charles Sanguinet, Lit. P. A.
Francois Xavier Hamelln, do.
Jacques Robert, Major P A.
Chcyalier Delorimier, N. P.
Chs Hindenlang, Brig. P. A.
Francois Nicolas, Capt. do.
|Amable Daunais, Lieut.. do.
Remy Narbonne, Col. do.
Joseph MORN, Capt. P. A.
|Narcisse Gregoire, do. do.
Isaiah Boudreau, N. P.
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ORIGINAL BIOGRAPHY.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

Ia WILL sell 70 the highest bidder for
il cash, at the Court house in the town
of Lexington Monday The 9Th day Of
December next, the following lots situal.
ed in the town-of Lexington, 10 Wit: lot
no. 70. assessed as The property Of John
Colglazer, for the year 1898.
Also on the same day, lot no. ll2, as.
sesed as the property Of Jas. Higgins, fpr
the year 1898. 4
Also Oh the same day, LOT no. rs, as,
sessed as the property. Of t. W. Beaii, fer
the year 1883. 4
Also on thessame day, lot no. lo7 rs.
sesseed as the propcrtyof Nj. C.Blincoes
for the year 1888.
Also on The same day, 'lot no Is, as-
sessed as1the rrnperly of J. r. Crawford,
for the wear 1888.
Also on the same day, lot no..97, as
sessed as the property Of T,hos. Durham,
forthc year 1888.
w r.. BRATTON, Collector. 4.
Ofthe Corporation Of Lexington.
! Sept. 4, 43 3m.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TbURSUAN'T to an order grantedby
the Hon. Probate Court Of Holmes
county, at the June term, 1880, the IN
designed as administrator ofthe estate OF
James G. Dickson, deceased, will sellto
Ge highest bidder, in the town of LeAing-
bn, Holmes county, on Monday, the 25th
day Of November next, the following nam
ed slaves, to wit: Arthur, David, Hannah,
Cin'hia, Sally, William, Puss, Reubin,
Charlotte, Calvin and Richard.
Terms Of sale, six months credit, with
good and approved security.
WILLIAM A DICKSON, Admr.
October, 26, so ills
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INSOLVENCY..

"A FURTHER time Of .hrec months
IA having been granted by the Hem
orable Probate Court Of Holmes county,
of the October term thereof. to the com.
missioncrs Of insolvency upon The estate
Of James Higgins, deceased, will meet
for that purpose al he Office Of Wills
Drake, in the townof T'clsula, on The first
Saturday, Of each month, commencing
the second day Of November next.
w. w. WALTON,
WILLIS DRAKE,
S. ID. BELL.
Commissioners
Oct 26 so. BIN
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Plbate Coirt.
HoLMEs CoCNTy, 10 wit: Sep.tern, 1899.

- = 49, ~ A~'Sa a A'ft ib't
HoLMEs CooNTy, 10 wit: Sep.tertn, 1893.
"A GREEABLY 10 an order Of the
IA. Probate Court Of said county notice
is hereby given stoaIl persons Interested
in the lands, tencments, md hereditfe>
meats Of Hardy Woenis, deceased, 10 be
and personally appear before the Probate
Court OF said county, 10 be holden on the
first Monday of December next, then aad
thercto show cause,if any they can, why an
order SHOULD nothe made for The sale ofthe
real cstatesof said decedant, lying ia Az
ITALIA County, Mississippi: known as The
south castquarter, section thirteen, towns
ship eighteen, range foar Gust. Also lot
number so, in the town. of Kosciusko.
in Alfalfa County; and it's further order
ed, that publication Of this citation, be
made IN the Lexington Union, aud Spirit
Of Kosciusko, six weeks successfully.
WITNESS, tie Hon. ~
Il. Rives, Judge of Pro-
L S. bates, the first Monday in
September, 1889.
ISSUED l0ihday October, 1850,
w. A. pURDOM, Clerk.
Oct Is 99---:Gw.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07

family, and them ON others? She then
becomes not 80 much tho instrument OF
human moderation, asEhe moving agent.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
COM MISSION HOUSE.

W III WI olO N III OC > Il.
FESHE undersigned having secured
Il one of the larges, and best ware
houses in Vicksbllrg, are prepared TO
receive for sale, shipment or storage,
cotton and other produce.
One of them, MIR. "A. A Halsey,fwilI
attend 10 the sale OF coitonin New Or
leans; and Their agent, Col. G. S. Cock,
VIII suPerinlcnd the receiving and for
wyIa wal the cotton and produce a,
Vlcksburg.
The undersigned will use every exertion
10 get the very highest prices Of the
market, either at Vicksburg or New Or
, "I Tor such cotton as may be entrust--
Gu 10 Them Cor sale; and the proceeds Of
''ie sale paid TO the customer in the very
money received for the cotton sold. They
WI, also buy cotton; but in no instance
' "'i' 'ney accept bills upon the cotton.
'". ,pI or agreed 10 be shipped to fhem.
ne'r warehouse in Vicksburp IS the
urge and commodious Cotton Press erect
1u by Col. VIM. III. Washington. on
ie'ee street. A
HALSEY g. GWIN.
vIcKsBrnG, Nh.
y
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-12-07
NOTICE.

FEyHE undersigned having been ap-
e. pointed by the Probate Curt Of
Holmes County, at@ll,e Jan. ter'ndhereof,
1899, commissioners TO audit, examine and
allow the claims against the estate oiJohn
b. Davis, deceased, and-will meet at NJ.
ID. Haynes store, in Lexington, on the
second Saturday 10 each monlh, for thr
noxt SIX months, forsthat purpose.
"A. HAYS,
I w. n HINES.
! j. C. RAWLINGS, /
May ls- 81 6m
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az, Gru(f er,

=. oB Site ulo QB, Soaaer,
Scriehtsh cbrsrtictiait bic 9rufer Oct
Der. Staate,i, trNrn Fe ci%selu als statilir:
r g tbrtfts y efer, bsfannt finn,
eaE sc tiEe Gtftilltaft in trfaatcm eje.
tb1ft 9ct.lect batsn, une brtEn, raB ,brt
prrelnstsn &rnntnilIt nno itre ausaeprbntt
Stfnbruna itc in bcn @tano fcesR wsresn
alltu CUR Gcni9e ju fisllcn bic llt nit ltrcn
Sr'cblcn tctbrcn prrreu,
Oe Ginfubruna pru maiebinerie anFatl
ocS lan9lamrn nno nnaC{linern SDrparehts
Stbrlften tci 6ans Sualr6tn, Gin 9rilpera:
n:m enrrpdliebtr GislTtr, ,purce burtt aMe:
rltahilebs Gcieblt!itbtcit uutsr cincm grrl:
len SeIirnsA AuftpaAp uno Seitpcrluit, rnrtt
cCn altsrn spartncr, prrrrlIfommnct. Ger
aur9ecrbHte Stbrauth BON Mafebucacao(fts
nrr G5thrlftcn, babsn ibren IprSuA In jtrCr
6inttbt hher ens auf elc alte Olanicr 9cs
aolsue, ptltcm:tlsn trtlatiat.
Ole Stbrlftalrtitrcl wrp in Der 3ufunft,
pom ptenaenanntcn perfrnen inter Der Ssrs
ma roE lS bitc, Sa5er unp 50. betrles
ttn.
Sbrs Yrcksn enttaltfn cine ppllfcmmsnc
0lubc ron 0iameno his picr mo iccb3ia 81
nicn Cicero. (pca,) unr ibrs Shtbsr mo
SeItuH&s's'tttrn ltnp pom nsuelten nnp T'
prrtttltsn Stpl,
'lBpste, 5asrr unr GO. ftnt 2acnten fir
rtn SsgfAnf non SmltH nnp Stuff Oruthsrs
prtIitn wsltbe its lbrsn Sunpcn al psn Ola'
uufattHr preiicn li5fren ftnnen Sie bas
tsa stsnfalls CFdics, Stbrift GaIttn, Ssss
3aAssn 6arte rnp sos snccre gum Drnfcr
acl,hift nttbIae 9trtltel prrratbis, Die ltc
icaleieb tcn Nefeblsn lbrcr Smptn felscli
lalicn Gis empfan9en aIts Sbrifrsn gu
ncuu CENT per spfHnr.
81. y. Srlets 5citunas 6erausastsr als
OtiAes rre.maI i'll ihre Slausr antnrhmeu,
Imerrsn Sn fitnf sb.ler bcreetttst fem, mel.
ete IN lcleben Nrtlteln tcSatIt Werpcn, ais
fic fttb aus unisrn sprctsn iSpsiimtn) aas'
iIbcn nCybcn.
&. Nbite II. e. 55aser.
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Sdnse ausfabrten, elm bnrlesfes flamen-
eiibes Ssif, apie Elm @emdlee pom seni-
ers, bar, wdbreno ein Sins aus Dem Gen
iter oes auf einem anbern @a9sn befino
liben Wirtbsbauiss Tauben flie9en lieb.
unter cen ,abtreiAsn Gittern te!nerttc
man Geltatsn aus Dem Wlttelalter, bi.
Horrible perionen famgrtlibe GoftuMs
lparen pollfpmmen pdi1sno uno elnise
lebr fb6n unb reid. Scr BUG ein9 bier
auf ourb auc i.t Srosramm bsiclbneten
Straiien uno Yldse, Der Gppi3 uno
Die Spni9in befanosn iitb in osm Nusen:
bid, wo Die GauaIeaoe Dor oer f6ni9lic
ben MoDnun0 pOrbeiso9, auf Dem 8al
fon oes 81 aloltes. Tim 7 llbr fcDrte bic
esoalfooe na0 Dem 8anhour9 Sebear:
beet iurld. I'm S llbr teeann Die Wu.
it Der sro1en 9armonie i'm parf. Il.
benoS wor Der srehe parf tsleubttt.
Tim balb 8 llbr fulrsn Der &6nis uno
Die &onie in blcb in Sc9lcituno ben pier
Sbtroffljiersn lpajicrcn; Tie puroen Don
Der sablreitben Wsn9e nit lautsm Sutsl
empfanoen.
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0llNer Qlniel0e.

Se!ssnas 3ltter ,tnp in Der 0rutsrel Die:
fer Seitllns I'm ti!Iiscn prcis 81 baten:
Dis eritbittts Der Ssrsiuistsn @taaten ben
Stern Imtrifa Itlt ttr gMtbseuns Der
ntusn Neit tls auf r&s Sabr 1857, aus
fem Gna!iithen ittcritft rrn 2G llbe 1T
y tb &C, Nrurprt, 1888.
Slnelbr, pom SABRE 1897 els 1857, Asers
isss unr bcransscsctsn ren Us ,. 3:
g. lpcr sm pbuaIeIrh,A 1883,
Tttn, Sbatcn uur MslnNa3eA tss lllrid
SpluSlr crnrn urbrtcrs ptr ecuNebcn
rrauAt!itb. retormlrttu Elrebc.rcn Jrtann
NHaal 8eritN, gbemtc ehnra, pa. S57
Ser I,lmmtl auf Gvren rctr 2ntA Sur Glht
frIlatet 9aracltcst rcm gbriitlan Sctt.
bl!f Sal;mal, btarttltet pon gcnrap Grlr;
rr'tG Strlmtprr, QblapeIrbla 1889.
Scr lanae psrcprArne Scbas unp 5anss
Ssrsnnr, CHI Rhsllttes Natbs uAo 9lfs
8utb fir Ssesrmalth Ssirpafs svlas.
1857.
Nnratssituasen nnr G'ctrte fir aaekccn.
tsure mp sntatf fRntc gbrijtrn. Snn 81:
h,mn &aip@ $aevter .>aneaiter, Spa. Is54
sUtperliebc ulp rcfctmntc rrurdbc u, .. G
sbutbcr.
AHcrpcm Gebrsit. parur Ssevn II @etrcit
9intc.fc mit audi '1>Iaufs fir DiGrtsasss,
eJar9tmcnt anp GrMlnanz Scnee.
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Gisits witttise Werf rfssicm anfinalitt
in eHsLane unb bat rcn aueas;eieknctsn Sc:
Itbrttn 3 atsn nrl Il Sum DsrfaiItr. Ge
TT in incbvcre Grrahsm itrr,stt nnp sam.
ienee bon grrmrlaren fup aascn ataeitgt
rcreen-elrles iebtint 81 tewsiien oaB tis.
ifr fim einen SeDsn interelTante 9eAenIianr
Don Rem brriibmttn 9crfalltr ces Butbcs ami
cine meitsrbafte NIB srtntllets art teban:
oelt pcreeit NJ cicir W1sinuna ttimmrn
lllle tei, eenf,t ,p,r o.ss ,9frt ;ur giultbt &C:
astcn babtn nnp pom Yclsn anfsefarocrt ba.
ben mir uns hswcasn atfuhofu,rsu 8prihlae
,mn Ntcruf ei,fee Batbes ,lt maehsn--
rpsan lttb cine binlalialicsr 3sbl llMcrtlisr,
ttneen frlltr. 10 miro rs u.. SiaWjeIm III Otud
Jencinnlen iptrteu.
Gas eremplar frfet in 6alttaHe 81 unt
sincn balten gent- Wsr mctrcrs Grempa.
rs nlnlint, tefrmmt einsn anicbnliteen Ats
Jug. 4t
q. nnn oB. 9(umcr.
NHetannlk Wepemttr 70. 1899.
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Serts Gaunly Sntellisen; Nnlt.

duff erinsrnSss Grinoben eieisr feiMr
Gfsnnte mnree llnter5ritbneter tesre9eh, Gin
allsfmeines SnseIIlarn3sAmf, i'll Ssrtieams
nit feinsn amsssn Ssistiftsn, ;u ersAnsMmc
sperfcnsn fir sfsntiith. BtIebrnna, ltarIb
oaufer, ris 5n perisbntii, Sa rerfaufrn, eaer
Sm rsrmorta9tiden 1iuc, eintrsscn IaiItn anp
SeIde, Die 5n rentsU fanfcn errr suf sDfert.
sdtitb su leGnen whnfhen, erfsussuns civ.
,lrben ft,,ntn. aHsb lpertrN slIe anesre j.,
fnrm SnttiIlaen; Gmt atboremrt Vqstsftf
esrriebtst auf AufraSe tti
Ueprge oB. Safelcp,
Sltrp Ste GfraIe, sracnltter Der gpis:
fcpal. Sirtes, Nsapins.
Stcpcmfrr 10.
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fir ssii
6 gtbcral len Seobo eb'tcrs


9tls Anfan9sr ren Ger l:srausaaes sisftS
25lattrs, baltsa mir Is fir itbidIib Die Muf,
mcrfianfslt rsS 9sebrtsn pMblifbms biermit
auf Die gridNinun9 es0 :lbsn ;u lsnfsn.
Nla Anfan9er bsrlrtsn mlr litber tct tlns
tsrifhsuna cts NeeDrtsn Yubl,funls, Inn naS
ie ihrlriAe llnstrntbnrn, rls S:erausoabe eiz
nsr Ssituns rnrd>;uitssn. aEir befffny eas
cnies Slatt, III ss ldcn einias 9Ecebsn erfcbie.
ntn, iben Dinan9lb bsfannt III, wctiirb
mir Der Nctbpsneafsit hbsrbrbsn msrseu etz
mas htcr ssiTsn Snbalt ST. ia9sn, unc mir ibcr.
lailsn eo elnell 9eeDrten putllfum hhev EN-
Wertb unp Nugtn sslItlbsn III urtbelsu.
ISenn slrltb Die e'esjdbri9sn Waben snr.
Ibsr l1nr, lr 1T erb Die s:atn,rdrt'ae ssit 70
rsltb all ersl9nllItm Ole Ssesrmann nastib
une nttb9 ltnS Su mftn. Ter 9ae All psls
hen litb Der Srn9reb reriammslt liz i,abs ,uo
tsr sur GsrfammIlln9 Der @taatssesfteaes
bnn9 irire balp frl9sn Gsr einsiae 9Hra, Der
Esrsm SSiir9er eTtn ifsht um ib nit zen
Gstbanrlu9sn bisfr &srrsr bsfannt III n,as
dsn, 1T eaa Saltsn uuo qsitn sinst alltsn sri,
tlna. Na Ser "qiterale Sscbattter" nitt
auSihl'eblb cine Ynrtsi uertbsiriat, icr,z
esrn neutra [ ;pflbsn bsiben 6aurtzpars
telsn tebt, tr III er 70 eut ,pie ir9enb fcnt sis
nc ctuttdN 3tltitnd atsid)net sin ritbtioss lir,
|tbsil in prlitiiben Sdllsn su 9sbsn, unb tem
Erfe Die 9EaDrbsit III berbtsn.
NuiIer olle tisIem il. cine 3eitttna Elm ans
asnsbm unb nltelidss lIntstbaitiin0Smitte esi
DEN lan9cn Ninterabsnbsn unb mir ala,lben
tDsr, ea6 Der Bee a Oh ter aut bisrin
fslner ansern 3eitumg nabifstt.
Snosm mir uns NIT ser J,rTnuna fd,mei.
rf,nS k.,
furisr 3sit ais 3uhe auf unicrsr eiiff III ft4
ben, empsblsn mir infer Slaft nctbmals Sbs
rem siitigch SFeblmcllsn.
See insun nacn:
Ger "eibsrale Ssrtatttsr" trftbsinf isbsn
Nitnlfaa auf sinsm 9roHtn Surrial: gscas mit
ihontn estttrn assruft. Ger Gubicriticns.
>brss III y II { Sales rsS Sabrs, weld,sr
Em ba!hjibri0sr GcrausbsIbluu9 ertst,n miro.
1Ssr i'm qaufc >ss Sabrs nid,t bs;ab(t, rem
,etrssn IbaItr SO ent5 fir Sa5 Sabr anaes
rtd,ntt.
Sir fir;cre Set at5 Ospnat mirS fsin
ltnftri'brslbtr nnAsnrnnnsil unb stpaias 9tuf.
ltunr,9unasn msresn nur bann anarnomntn,
,renn ffs eHen Otcnat rrr ablauf esS Guts
|'trFflcns. Sstntins ssiheben ans ateidb;sitia
allie Natlfdnee nbbeiablt nerSen.
Ssfanntnad,unsen ntreen tanfbar onae,
nrnlntR unD fir sta sswSbnf6sh Yrsi5 eins
9sridt.
llnttri'hrcitern in tisftr Statt ,pire sic
3tltun9 rertcfrsi 9efbidt wsitsre 8erIsnouns
gen 9etbtbsn rurh bic pcit ODER srdaer, sen
qsetrn fir s5 Gent jdbrlit, auf Setsn sst
betwTsneen llntsrihreitsr.
Srisfs ttnS NsittBilan9en miitn pertts
re ein9sfanet mssren.
NsaeiEsf sen %, Oetebsr.
*. .9tutibe Sldttsr nit tenen mir msd,s
itln, m'irrsn uns eurdb Gufnabms tss ctiasn
Su Ss9eneienifsn pcrpftibttn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1839-12-03
Gille olutldN Qtuefsye.
Sit pcrfauftll.

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Cine quite sin9erid,tstr, rsutids Truderer
nit c'ncr Dinldn9lidbcn NuSmab tsutid>sr ul-
engliioWr Stbrtttn ee nur erf rena ass
ptraa'bt lA.s gum She'll notb gan; neu itue, 1T
aus frsisr Scano billi9 ;u psrfaufta.
+ Iic e drift telftbt aus Siesre, &leia: pifa
ss,ro @rpb. Yrimsr pSfria aenuo fir Die ,ieers
aus9abs elmer .3sltms uno auEresm binlii,9:
litb 9enug esutltbe unS en9liibe Spb:S drift
ps MIR nlnlsr NF Se6 2trbetsn crfcresrlitb itin
mag sbsnfo z tide, 9'crcen unc Sd,rft ,t
&arsR Srudsn cine Mama0s 'pwlFy 4 tdnpe,
Sd,riftfatsn NRarnerplatts n,S atsn ienlf
fnttbi9tn lltenlaitis
"a ole in helaatsr Sruatrei erftiisnsns
3situn9 id,e'r kit tni9tn Sabrsn sriifittt is III
oas @sibdft in 9utsm 3utanrs, uno Fam ptr
&dufsr paNhbc aab betsttR irsIscb frrtitts
sen.
Ole acknowledgements ImT aHlRt,ntid,
unc Elm She'll res &autprsiies f.u,a faeth ses
1en SntsrcHtm (febrn tlsben.
9adbsrs NuSfuifr 9istt auf prrrpfreie 2srie
Ii, bic @rpepitcn rts eibsralcW DtcbabKrariR
Neaein9, pa..
9teabing ben 5. Ncstmter
,GJi icsrauv9stsr eeutiter 3situn9tn flint
rurt) Den @i0sntbimsr, einsnl 9,ruetr pe, otr
prsIty b6flidlt sriubt cbae MnSt9e slni9ss
rual in brtn HirsetipsN 8lattsrn ju putt;''
Eit.