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MERCER. BROTHERS & 90.
Commission Merchants,
LNoR the sale Of Tobaceo and PrOducc general
IL ". and foe the purchase Of Merchandise.
PHILADELPHIA.
L'bernl advances made Oh consgnmenis
keterenceE-Juhn McIure. Esq.
| Caldwell. Esq. Pres't NJ a. NJ Bank
| brndy. Esq Cashier
j List. Esq. CssL'r Nort, Western Bank
MessrS CrSngle & Baileys.
jan 24-6m Wheeling. Va.
L THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.
VIE subscriber was robbed on his late passage
| Il from Cincinnati: TO Wheeling on h,aIa
,he seemboai Little Ben Franklin. ui forty eIch,
hundred and fifty dollars. (s4s5O) in Treasury
noIcs. viz;
SIX $500 ro,es.
Seventeen SlUO do
Three s so do
Ihete had accrued about 5000 interest on The
same. common percussion pistol va> stole, n,
The same time. loaded with one ounce hail and 3
smaller balls. The robbery L,ok place hetNcet
Portsmouth. Ohio ard Guy ahdoite. Va on Saturday,
night the 2lst inst. The above reward OF one
thousand dollars Will he psid upon the return OF
me money, OF IN ProporIiou for nuy part Of IT, Br,-
kers and others requested To stop any suspicious
persons Offering said money mud add ess the sub
senber EDWARD SAUNDERS.
jan 25-Im Bnckinybom e a. Y.
Nsi"nal lnlelligencer. Cincinnati G. izriIe md
LOUISVILLE Journal copy TO the amounr OF 50 cucI,
and charge Ihis oili'c.
VIRGINIA IN CHAScERr-At Rules he III 10, II,,
clerks office Of the Circuit Superior court Of
Law and phancery for the county OF OHIO, in
tue month OF February 1913.
James Reilly, Complainant
Joseph Reilly and WI liam Blackstock, William
Bel and Nathaniel II olmes partners under the
hrm o. Blackstock, Bell & Co.
The defendants rlsckstock, Bell a. Co. not
having liertd their appearance and given secu.
rty according TO The act OF semby & the rules OF
tns court, and II appearing by satisfactory proof
that they are Hot inhabitants Of the common
wealth OF Virginia motion Of the complain.
ant by counsel, u is ordered that the said deien-
danls do appear here on the first day of the next
spring term Of this court, and answer the SAID
conpdinanPs bill, and that copy Of this order
De terthwith Inst rted IN some newspaper printed
IN me city OF Wheeling, for two months success
sIvely, and posted at the front door OF the court
,,,, ALEX 4 LAIDLEY, clerk.
Wheat, for compt. feb .
TINo SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
Just received NJ the sign Of the Big Red Boo,
100 lbs half blend Shoe Thread.
100 lbs Green
81 pairs Boot Trees
- CTimps.
225 Lasts
Also. variety Of other shoe findings which will
be sold on accommodating terms.
feb ii SAM'L MCLALLEN.
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YER's No / TOBACCO-A lew bOTes lor
n sale low 10 close consignment. by
ieb9 JY CALDWELL.
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OF VALOIS. on

TNHE CURSE or ST VALLIOR. a tale ofihe
Il Middle Ages. new navel 10y Edmund Flsgg
one Of The best productions Of Ibis popular Nrier
Price % cis. feb IL
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MONEY.

MONEY.
II ME Subscriber wUulj respectfully inform
Il those who are indebted 90 him, that he is
IN want of money, and is anxious 10 have all out
standing accounts closed II is hoped this hoIice
will moi be dsrogarded. but that those in1ebiei to
him. will call, pay off their old and make
fresh starr. [feb I0l A TODD.
IN KEGS OF RED LEAD. received and for
~ sale by Gfeb6l OLIVER PRYOR.
FOR RENT
A s. TODD has on Main street, mex, door TO
IA. his Drug store. large and comfortable
dwelling koure, which will be rented TO good
family on reasonable terms Enquire of
jan 10 TODD.
k1A THE large and commodIous Ware
ssHE house main street. now occupied by
ssi.&E p. d. DulTield Also a neat and com
49, Portable dwelling house on Main street
Possession given GA The first of April. For terms.
&c. which will be low apply 10
jan I6-f WV & S. II. JIMEsoN
LARD OIL MANUFACTORY.
TIME subscribers have commenced the manUlic-
ture of The above Oil on Market Alley. near
the Of Mr. II Morris, where they will supply
all who may cali. with oil iR every respect equal
to the Cincinnati article. LIST & WARREN,
The highest price paid for Lard above.
feb7
- BBLS ALUM. Gor sale law CIR cash by
y fen JY CALDWELL
BLANCA DE CAPELLO.
A NEW Novel, by Lady Bnlwer. Just received
n al the LITERARY DEPOT. N three extra
numbers Of the New World this most interesting
historical romance. Price 81 cts. feb
VlRGlNIA--iE CHANCERY.-A, rules held ~ the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law aud Charcey for the County Of Ohio in the
month Of February, 1913.
James A. Clarke Complainant.
against
Austin Feays Joseph Morrison John NJ. Clarke,
Morgan Nelson and Alexander Wilson.
Defendants.
HNHE defendant, Austin Peay, not having en-.
IL tered hisapPeBrauee and given security ac-
cording To the act Of Assembly and the rules Of
This Court. AMI appearing by satisfactory proof
that he is not iniabitaat OF the Commonwe ah
Of Virginia; on motion OF the complainant by coun-
sel il is ordered that The said defendant DO appear
here tho first day Of the neKt spring term Of
this court md the said compliments BILL e.
that copy Of This order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in the city Of Wheeling for
two months successfully and posted at The lruni
door Of the curt house Of Ohio county.
A copy esie,
ALEX. +. LAIDLEY, Clerk.
/ PAUL for Comp't. feb 3
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+, q. SweaTingen. T.. &. CTumbocker.
swEARINGEN & CRUNlBACKER.
AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
WHEELING. Va
REFERENCES.
Charles NJ Keyseb
Wm T. MAYHEM a. Co.
Duvsl, Keighler g. Co. p-,,.
Gardner.
WIN DaIymple,
Hopkins s. Hull,
Weber. Miller g. Hand,
WIN Daily,
Johnston a. Tingley, p1.,.,.,-,..
Robert Toland. u''P'N'
in a. l. Dickson,
Conrad g. Kelley.
Doremus Suydam & Nixon. I =,
John n Fuber. ~" A"N'
rs Nenve,
Wright Smith.
a + Drllinger, O"'''' "
Benz UrneL
Yeatman q Co.
James Rubh. E,q. Nep OSlsans
Wilson. Wright q Co.
Bal Hubbs. ,,-,.
Jesse Whitehead. Esq. "0"~""' A"a'
Andrew Elliott. Esq. 81 Louis. 80.
a. r Yeaiman. NashUiHe Tenn.
BIC Cutter a. Co LoHfrviHs, ky.
John LiptincOi, Morrisio9H, Ohio.
feb 10
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-The sales
OF COTTON for the week ending the 7th Of January
nj Liverpool. were 1890 bales against an import
OF 9,o6l. No advance had taken place. but the
market firm.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-01-27
NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY.

MAYA LOQhI. Ut AHGgAR4s
The Court Of Inquiry appointed TO inVOs-
tipatS.t the matters connected with the late
tragedy on board the brig SomerB, was ar
raigned on board the North Carolina on the
2Sih uIt. wednesday, The court is COM
posed of the following members:
Com. Charles Stewart, President.
Com. Jacob Jones, Associate.
Hon. Ogden Hoffman, Judge Advocate.
AS some material Witnesses were absent,
the court adjourned to meet at the same
place on the succeeding day al IL O'Clock.
Second dGy-7AursdGy.
The attendance Of citizens and naval Of
icers was much more numerous this morn
ing than yesterday.
The members Of the court did not all
assemble ill within a few minutesof ~, M.
Com. Stewart requested Capt. Mckenzie TO
take a seat at the same table with the mem
~bsrs of the court, which he accordingly did.
Capt. Mckenzie again wished il to be un-
derstOod, that in soliciting the privilege oi
having the assistance Of Mr.. Hone to take
arecord Of the proceedings, it was not in
the character Of counsel.
The Court replied that they perfecily run.
deTStOOd the nature Of Captain McKenzie's
request
Such Of the witnesses in the case as were
present, were ordered to retire. CommO.
doro Stewart. in reply 10 Captain Gregory,
remarked that al officers not on duty might
if they choose, Be present in court. An
Officer was detailed for The purpose Of pro
curing the attendance Of witnesses, wheI
their presence was required By the court.
Captain Mckenzie, ia answer 10 Commo
doro. Stewart, stated that he had not vet 90
the copy Of bis report TO the Secretary com
pleted, but expected that IL would Be read
ior presentation % The court IN very iel
minutes.
The reading Of capt. McKenzie's nara
tiVo was then commenced, and partly PIX
cseded with, bat on ils being found that 81
COPY had not been accurately compared wis
ths original and corrected, Nc. Hoffman sui
rsslsd thar ths reading Of The rsmainiD
ofl0ns 30 deferred until tomorrow. Th
plftof this narrative read did not differ
any point from the long statement publishe
IN thc Courier, and was indeed substantial
identical We took 0erbGtnm notes Of ]
but could not possibly write them out IN tim
FOR The edition Of our paper; and being vi
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willing TO give anything bur q liberRltep
We defer Il till tomorrow.
Some conversation took place at % the
propriety Of going on with the examinatiOn
of The witnesses.
9 Mr.. Hoffman cOntended that no evidence
could be received aniscedent to the Tecsp-
ton Of the whole ef thostatement Of Capts
Mckenzie.
Com. Stewart thought otherwise, That
was a court Of inquiry merely, and The only
way they could inquire was By examination
Of Witnesses.
Com. Dallas thought that It would not be-
proper to receive one portion Of the state
mont to-day and another tomorrow, and in
the interim 10 60 on with The witnesses.
Mr.. Hoffman repeated the expression 81
bis views. Although il might occasion a
little delay, If was most prudent 70 avoid q
course which might afterwards b objected
10 in some degree.
The court finally resolved 10 adjourn for
half an hour, in order TO allow capt. Mex,
an opportunity Of comparing the copy Of his
narrative with the original draft.
The following is the accurate list Of the
names, ages, places of nativity, and rates oi
service Of the persons confined on suspicion
of being concerned in the attempted mutiny
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to ask forgiveness Of bis God, which he did, ,
afterwards saying, Now give ne quick
and easy DEATH
The signal for execution was The firing,
Of gun, and The running up the Gag Of our
country and Spencer asked 70 be allowed 70
give the word; but bic heart filled him as
soon as the lime came, and he requested the
captain to say the Word, which was done,
and the victims we're run up.
Cromwell sent word to hia wife that he
died innocent TWAS the part Of this man,
the statement says, TO appear innocent.-
Small, the captain had reason to think, was
a well disposed man, but led away byhis ap.
petite for strong drink. It was we'll ascer.
tanned that Cromwell had been pirate.
After the EXECUTION, three cheers were
given 10 The flag &c the ship; then all hands
were piped down below to dinnsr.and after
the lapse of an hour, they were called up,
the bOdies taken down, and with appropriate
services committed to the deep.
The remains Of Spencer were buried &C.
cording to bis rank. His body was laid out
on deck in uniform, with the exception OIL
his sword, which he had forfeited.
In conclusion, this statement COMMANDED
the conduct Of all the officers, and recon
mended the promotion of some of them
Wales was recommended to the station o.
purser, and the captains nephew, o. Perry
10 the post vacated by the death.of Spencer
For himself captain Mckenzie cIaimeC
only his command, unless he was though
unworthy 10 hold il.
This narrative presented full, clear an,
consistent statement Of facts, and writtel
lin a graphic and impressive style. Tn
reading was finished at abont ten minute
past one o'clock, P. NJ.
Mr.. Wales, the purser's steward, was The
called and examined.
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NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY,

On board the y. S. Ship NORTH Carolina,
at the Nary Yard, Brooklyn.
We are indebted to the Philad. Chronicle
for the following synopsis Of the statement
made before the Court Of Inquiry on Friday
(the third day Of inYesligaliOns) by aPtain
Mckenzie.
Although il does not enter so minutelE
into the particulars Of the case as one or
two other statements that we have psfused,
still, as il gives all The impOrtant points in
very condensed form. we have concluded
10 publish this in prefsEenceto either Of the
Others.
Present-Ths members Of the court, and
CommOdores Stewart, Jones and Dallas.
o. Hoffman, Esq. Judge,AdEOcate.
The Judge advocate read the minutes Of
the proceedings Of yesterday.
Mr.. Hone then commenced reading the
statement Of commander Mckenzie, from
the beginning, at The request Of Mr.. Hoif-
man.
From the point at which our report con.
cluded yesterday, the Narrative goes on 20
state that Spencer made an application 10
be removed 70 the GFampns The somers
sailed with seven 10 the sieeTage. Captain
Mckenzie tsbuked Spencer less frequently
than Others, on The account 0f bis having 50
much snmity TO himself. Aievenine quar-
tiers he ordered all the officers on deck ex'
cePt one midshipmap
j He then told Spencer tbal, as hs had heard
1.-The latter aspiIod 10 The command Of tbs
luhip. Spencer replied no, he was only jo
king. Captain Mackenzie told him 4 va
Joking on aseFiOus ubiect, and II might COS
him his lie He ordered Spencer ID TAXI
of bis craval, but nothing Was found IL q.
The captain then told Spencer bic Plan
7 we're known, and ho was Immediately putin
irons, and Lieut.. Cansfoorl was ordered Z
watch him, and put him IA death If he va
: found communication with any 81 The sns
: peeied portion Of the crew Strict Walc
vac kept, but Spencer was tented kindly
2 The next day, Sunday, measured we're takel
I @ watch Cromwell and Small. ths lotneFo
8 whom stood upboldly, bul Small vas uneasy
At ihs usual service "a Sund ~, be watch
led the counisnancos of lh assembly, hn
9 could discover nolbihe remarkable
y That portion Of re crew which ~ sci
:, lPected Of being lsafae 8'.a epencpIs g
9 theTed al0lt, whittier h eye r $ rsntsfWl
J. constantly turned.
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10 my wife that is % be.
Oh, fair Unknownl we have not met
We meier have seen each other;
Nor u this heart has love been yet,
Save that Of son and brother;
But close though these affections Irvine,
There's one that twineth near0st--
One that will knit my heart 20 thine,
Of all dear things the dearest!
4 know cannot love too we'll
These kind ones nov around me;
To these true friends ] cannot tell
How many ties have bound me;
Yet Of when vacant seems this breast,
"A CONSEQUENCES will thrill 4,
That there Il room still unpossoe9'ds
And your sweet self should oil IT,
miss thy smile Of quiet mirth,
When other friends are merryi
But more ] miss Thee from my hearth,
When sad and solitary.
Il blunts the illa that life annoy,
From Sympathy TO borrow
That charm which heightens every Joy,
And lightsns every sorrow.
Should sadness rule my hearts deep chords,
Or wrongs that wildly stir IL,
How strong shall be thy gentle words
To Bootho the wounded spiritl
And yet TO hush thine own alarms
Will be employment deaFer:
The more they trouble thee, my arms
Shall fold thee, love, the nearer. q
How wilt thou, dearest, win my vieW9
With form for loves entwiningt
And BRIGHTLY dark, or deeply bluuB
Thine eyes Of tender Bhinings
Wilt thou be FART Will midnight bss
or sunshine, on thy iresscss
Thy voice Of witching melody
And lips that WOO careesass
But Oh / care not for the hue
Whorewilh thine eyes ehal greet me-
If but the soul that iromhies through
Sincerely, warmly meet me-
AnOblo mind within The brow,
Who heeds what locks enwreath AZ
The bosom may forget ils snow,
When pure the heart beneath i.
But vaiu are these imnginings!
Ny phantom spouse soon perishesi
And fades before the truth Of things,
Each picture Fancy cheTiShes.
How DUH our hfo-Substantial seems,
Compared with life-idoal!
7Tis with a sadness from iiS dreams
We waksn % the real.
Farewell then, lovo, already dear,
II will poEchanco be pleasant,
To read ia some far distant year
The vows / write az present;
Fair Be the world before thy feet,
Serene the sky above thee,
And when we 0f we over) meet
How dearly will love thee!
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prcrMprR 8l-roupTn pAr.

ESQ 81
The court was opened at the appointed
hour, and the records Of the previous days
proceedings were read and approved. The
President directed Mr.. Wales 10 be recall
ed, and on his appearance was asked If since
the adjournment he recollected anything
which he had yesterday omitted 70 state.
He said he bad omitted 70 speak Of Mr.
CrOmWell's treatment Of the boys. When
they first left New York he was tyrannical
TO them, having no conversation with Them,
but keeping alOof from them altogether,
and when called on TO infiict punishment,
he would strike with all his might as though
it was pleasing to whip themi and would
whip them hard, the same as if they were
men,. have often heard the captain cen
sure him for whipping so hard, and ordered
him to stop. Il was previous TO our Afrival
at Madeira noticed sudden change in-his
manner toward the boys, making free with
them, and letting them talk and play with
him and haul him about
have heard Spencer remark to the crew
that there was no necessity for the orders
the captain gaYe-that he gave them merely
TO see them work-that there was no neces-
sity for making or taking in sail
When Spencer was giving the tobacco
spoke Of, to, the men or boys, be would say
that if the captain would not let them have
Fit, he could accommodate them.
Cross examined. ~ have heard the cap;
tain reproVe Cromwell for cnrsing the boys,
He has sent for him aft and TepToYed him il
!! my presence several times.
Ihaye seen Spencer give shilling OF tive
shillings at time to the boys but / do nol
know 70 whom twas given; he would throw
J il down on the beflh-deck 10 see them scUf
he for II; / cannot specifyto whom he gave
liz. Small and Cromwell have both told ms
of their having been in slavers.
The stale Of the crew as 70 subordinalioi
: and discipline was very good bctween Nes
. York and Madeira, on the outward passage
: After We lell Madeira for Santa Cruz, w
. could see dissatisfaction arising, which con
: tinued TO increase until the time the mel
were executed As soon as the execution
occurred, | noticed that those who bad bee
The most surly appeared most eager and rec
dy obey orders
+ The evidence being read 70 the Witnes
and corrected. he was desired 70 stand aside
g Lieut. Guert GanseVo0ft, sworn. wa
8 on board the SomeTs On her late cruise, .
! FIRST and only lieutenant aboard Tier
were twelve officers on board Conmends
j; Mckenzie, II. GansevooTl Dr Leecockl
], Purser Heiskell, Acting Master Perry mir
lshipmen Rodgers, Thompson. Hayes, %
/ I.onge, lilolson; Spencer, and Oliver PER-
who vas doing duty as midshipman. Hl
i crew consisted of shout so, an Told.
We sailed fronn 0 sW York on sod Sep
4 and arrived = IadeiIa on tic 4lEol 5tli
q Oclobef first heard of lhe hiuline On L
q 10th Of November and Spencer .as put
. irons On The evening 81 LIE same dsy abol
sundewn ronW and were aFfe
s ted believes Oh The mex days theY 81
Z executed on ihs lsl If Decsmber Ws.a
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Aiter the adjournment, Capt. Mckenzie
rose and informed the court that he had been
unable to get his narrative corrected.
Com, Stewart addressing the Judge Ad-
vocate) You may then say, that as the re-.
port Of capt. Mckenzie is full Of inaccura-
cies, he is requested to have a perfect copy
tomorrow.
Captain Mckenzie looked up in quiet,
smiling way, that Lavater would have been
delighted 70 study; and the Judge Advocate
recorded, that as captain Nc Kenzie had not
had sufficient time TO correct the copysof bis
narrative, the reading Of it was postponed
Till Friday, the 30th, al IL O'clock,
The court then adjourned till tomorrow
at halEpast eleven o'clock, A. N.
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way connected with We plot q sslzing Che
vessel
The testimony 81 the Wlinese Nas tnsn
read over 70 him, and being Corrected tae
court adjourned % Tuesday g I = 4 q
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Or. IS. @D. S6erOlin's

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9e ileb in BET Staot t7e,p Dorf felt mcbs
ren Sabren, bureb ibre pcrsilsIcte Site, bel
per leoenbcn Wlen16beit eim 70 bcbes, mpbls
peroientss unIeben er,pcrben baben, CAP ibs
ncn beutc alle anoere 50 len nmp Meo3iz
nen,ois 3ur QSieperberiteIluna Oct @eiunrbsit
scbrauebt pcrpcn, ipeit natbiteben, babsn autb
ibre grltelnIns 1T eieIem Staate sematGt,
unb 3war in Se9leituns Uielsr auseisbener
3snsndr ibre aussejei6neten 5si!trafts ts.
Itdti9enb.
5err Sd,erelin III ein bon eer parifcr
uniperGtat Sraouirtsr Octtcr, nnb fann
baber NIT ben Diclcn Qnaflaltern nmo
WlarfHtreiern bic in een 3eitunaen itre t7os
itrums 70 bod preifcn, ,lm ein leitttalau
biaes sputltum au betbtrsm fsineswess pers
9lltben ipercen. Sas Werf mu6 ON Wlei>
tter lotrn.
Sir ben Serfauf i'm &rc6en une Rlrinen
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flr spennIp lUanien anaetteat pprpcn
init benz Metbte lIntcrs9lsenten Su srnsnncn.
Sur Inter :N9entihaft mrloe man ltb oas
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@. fap. 1Daaner,
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TSlein0ertauf in Neaoin9 tei 1Bittwe
5arab 1Iorri8 nub bel Srn. Stitbter u.
.1IeKnisbt unb an Gsor9 @ss Subifobr-
preis ciner Sbaebtel [Sor] init sc spillen-
Is Gents.
Msaoins, Ipril s5. Am.
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Sseermann m6slih III MAIDEN fte az taufeu,
wures ser preis beratssleet.
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treuten ittb eines ausscoebnteren, trminIets
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Srrs, an Der $eber, SpIssn cesr ben Slieren,
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bsislbs 9trt bsfallen, ibr gsiiht uno Soals
War 9ans beosdt; Der Nusfus mar 70 fart
une bic Srantbeit su elmer iotben lpSbs bas
mir auf br qsbsn ssriibtsten. Bon csH nun:
osrbaren 96irfunssn Sbrs6 Neini9un96 Sps
rups, bon Gariaparlla Dtrsnb, wurosn mir
6emc9en i'm ;u prpbirsn, ais bic Isbte 3ui1ubt;
ct wirfte 9lsib bsm Mufs; Die gsfbwlre fins
gen fc9Ieib an ;u Bsilen, peni9e Scttsln brads
ten iie sur p6ui9sn @sfuntbsit msIbe iIs fits
benz ununtebroten 9enolItn. 2tIs ein &ein9er
SeS SIutes, CLAUDE ib itbsr, bat iie iDrs6 9Isis
Gsn nibt.
Sobn Moper Stbnsiber.
SSatnu6, naDe bsr 4tsn Strab, &saoins