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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01
Foreign Butter and Carse.-From

T6reign Butter and Chrse.-From q
parliamentary return it appears that the
total quantity offoreign butter destroyed
during tho last Tour wears, by mixing il
with tar, for The diuboiicd purpose Of
rendering il unfit for human food, was
1871 cwt. 26 lbs ! On this the League
says, "On the lowest description OF
cheese the duty is 100 per cent, whilst
on the finer descriptions it only varies
from 20 TO 25 per cent; and on The low
est description Of butter the duty is 50per
cent, on the finer kinds 20 per cent; the
effect Of which is prohibition in grea,
degree 10 the importation of the inferior
sorts; whereas, at los. duty, the guam
tity now destroyed by tar for grease pur.
poses would be used as butter, as the
trade is usually without this common de-
scrip,ion during the winter monlhs-5O,.
600 frkins might be consumed at steady
remunerating prices, from Cd. 10 Sd. per
ID. The result Of high prices leads to
ahc use of unwholesome substitutes, such
as common animal fat, rancid lard, and
other grease, boiled potatoes, and boiled
peas, colored 10 represent butter: these
ingredients are extensively used in com.
mon pastry for the poor in The low neigh
borhoods in and about London; and, to
show tho extent Of this trade, some indi-
viduals engaged in it make 30, 900 to 3O,-
900 pies per week. Yet, in The face of
this, in Liverpool, that part Of the butter
now in stock from the United States will
have to be "iarred," in consequence of
the quality not being good enough to ena-
bic tho importers to pay the 20s. duty
liverpool Eng J Mercury.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

We have received, we know not by which s,ea-
mcr, papers from Liverpool up to July 9th.
They contain little news.
At both Lverpo, aud London there had been
a steady demand for wheat at full prices, and the
supply small The crops, however, throughout
both Eng land and Ir, l,nd, are represented as be-
ing ve'y promising
Parliamentary proceedings are uncommorly
dul The measures brought forward for the
Cancellation of Ireland are the chief topic, though
they appear TO be but poorly calculated to accom-
plish The end in view. A letter from O'COnncll
dated at London, June 2S,h TO the Repeal a $50
oiaton Dublin, is published, in which he declares
these measures unsatisfactory throughout, and
says they only serve to "make it liin TO de.
monstration that the British parliament is quite
unsuitcd TO the proccti,n Of the liberties Of Ire.
lond," and that there is but one remedy for lheir
grievances and that is to be found "in the resto.
ration Of our Irish parliament" wherefore he OK
horts them to pursue the great Object OF Repeal
with determination and con,inuousncs that be.
fore ling must ensure success"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

"7he Jarejooied Printer Boy."-Thc Pitts
burgh Morning ARIEL" ender ibis caption, give,
short history of Gen. Cameron, who some 80
years ago, barc.iooted, with all his worldly Of
iecs tied up in little cotton handkerchief, arriv.
ed a. the capital of Pennsylvania, seeking a place
us printers apprentice; aud who has risen, by
successive gradaiions, to seat IN the u. s. Sc.
nate. II our brother Tobey, who so ably con.
ducts the Ariel, were not too modest, he nigh,
tell Of another "printer boy" who some s or 10
years ago. arrived at the aforementioned capital in
abou, tho same plight, and who is already sole
editor Of one Of the first daily papers in Pcnnsyl.
vania
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

Our red byOiher over way, in his last, show.
signs Of returning consciousness, and all at once
has become quite dIsgusted at personal abuse,
&C., and for I" the present" has concluded not to
" notice" our s.sang' and bllinesgate." This
avnwal comes rather with a bad grace from the
party who made the first attack, AMI consequent
y we are led 10 believe our few "squibs" touched
tender spot, not altogether as pleasant as might
be this delightful brandy sling weather.
More in pity than anger DO we witness the fee
BILE Efforts Of our neishbors TO enlist public SYM
paihy in their favor. BY system Of Boosting
and putting. added to n feeling Of sympathy They
wish to create about 4" loooiJco post masters" 10,
giving them "a fair sight, and various o,hcr in.
sinuatien. about democratic nisusaees, they
hope to gull the public and thus make Up by
whining what they lack in brains.
So far from the democratic postmaster, or any
other democra, thai we know of, wishing to de.
siroy the circulation Of the Constituencies, OF
in any way impair It's usefulness, we know that
most liberal course has been pursued by very
many democrats towards it. And why should
they no. have done sol Certainly the democ.
racy has nothing 10 fear from its heaty cah5ye
particularly when the mos, prominent men Of OF
party occasionally sc, alttenng notices, much
to the annoyance Of sundry whig aspiranis. The
democrat tina; possesses malice enough TO wish
i'll TO such harmless thing, deserves no, the
name Of freeman, and every "rascally locoloco
postmaster that don't paItonize it, should be re-
moved wthou, delay.
The cry of persecution well becomes the boo.
bies Of the Constitutionast. Men who profess
to edit public print aud ye, weekly "run down
long-earcd whig lawyers 10 indile their editorial
matter, are fit subjects to whine and beg for SYM
patty.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01
Gen. Jacksou's W al.

Every thin, connected with the history Of this
great man is interesting; but nothing is cacua-
ted to excite more eager curiosity than to lean
how he has disposed Of his remnan, Of worldly
effects in his last will and testament This, since
his death, has been proved in the Davidson coun-
~ CTenn.) circuit court, and the substance OF 1t
is published ia the Nashville papers. lie de-
votes his estate, first 10 the PAYNE Mt oftwo deb's'
one Of 5000, with interest, borrowed of Gen.
ltuche, Of New Orleans; another Of $4,000.
with interest. borrowed # Blair * Rivcs; and
the baarcc to his adopted son, Andrew jackson,
it,, with the exception of few servants to his
grand chiidrcn.
THE sword presented him ly the state of Ten
ucssCe he gives Ia 4. J. DunelsOn (hs nephew, }
now charge dailaires at Texas. The sword pre-
:, ntcd him at New Orleans, he lta'esto Andrew
Jacks, IL Coffee, The son OF his old freud Cen
Coffee. The sword presented him al Phladel-
phia, he leaves to his grandson and namesakc.
The sword aud pistols which he carried through
the British aud Indian wars he leaves to Gen. X,
| Armstrong. The pistols Of Washington, by hun
given 10 Lafayette, aud by Lafayette gwen I"
Jackson, he leaves to Gcnrge,N ashing,on hoiay-
cite, the sen of Gen. Lafayette. Sundty other
presents made him during his long and cvcntiul
career are left with his adopted sou, with instruc-
lions to him, that. in the event of war, they shall
upon she restoration Of peace, be distributed
amongt those who shall have conducted them
selves mos, worthy of their country in the con
llict, in the opinion Of their 'countrymCn and the
ladies'
1T is dated, think, in September, 1874, and
rcyokcs a will made several years before
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

An interesting question is beginning to be egl-
tatcd by the ncwspopcrs-whal is to be d, ne with
the Texas iugltyes from justice, now that annex
alton has taken place \ correspond, II, of the
New York No mig Neps, after Harmed disser-
tation the subject, arrives at the conclusion
that they ough, not TO he held answerube for
past tronsgrcssons- they should, as il were
be rc.anncxed TO honesty, in suggests, to render
al safe, iha, congress make some provision in
their behalf. The editor himself cf the News
how ever thinks they had better 'plll stakes, aud
accompany the star Of empire another stage on
lis westward way This is, indeed, most DIFF
icul, and importent question. Shall the men
who have swndlcd, robbed, murdered and COM
mi,ted every species of rn ,rmiiy on our people.
be permitted TO come back aud snap lherSingers
ia our faces, and resume their operations Oh us I!
The thing is moi 10 be thought Of And yet, il
these worthless are TO pull stakes as the editor
of the News suggests, is it no, perfectly clear,
Texas becomes at once a deserted waste, with
scarcely inhabitants enough 10 I'll its government
Offices
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

Now for glass Of wine with Capt. Gard and
the junior editor of the Chicago journal and
home Chicago Car. Rcreiih.
Who is the Junior editor of the Chicago Jour
nal 7" Is Mr.. Wilson. whose name appears al
the head of the paper as sole editor, 1.-TWO gentle
men at once !" This, them uccounts for his ad
voraiing temperance and drinking wine-his op
posing Na,ivism and dtnouncins "Ireland AM
Rome"--hls claiming 10 be democrat and advo
eating ultra federalism, all al the same time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

The Governor Of this state has received official
notification from the secretary Of the treasury OF
the Cnitcd States, that so much Of our disribu-
tive share Of the three per cent. fund (school
fund) as was necessary has been applied to pay
the back interest on bonds of this state held BY
the u. s.. and that the residue is subject to The
draft of our executive. Gov. Ford, under the
circumstances Of the case, has determined not To
draw for this balance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

We are informed hiatt. s. FAiRcnup,
the celebrated Temperance Lecturer, met
with an accident. while attempting TO ford
the Sangamo river, on his return home
from this place. He lost his horse and
baggage, and barely escaped with his life.
That probably was larger supply Of
cold Waier than was dreamed of in his
philosophy Chicago Aduocatc,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

The Ne,c York Morning Macs might &C, hal
dozen more subscribers to the Weekly in thi.
place, III were mailed more regularly The Her.
aid and Tribune wcekcs seldom fail to get here on
The seventh day after they are published, while
the News, with no later ne,cs, is always from one
to five days behind them. This is attributed Ia
nothing bu, carecssness in mailing IL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

reasonable effort TO redeem the credit Of the state
and TO conn leie the canal, they are as willing to
contribute their part as the North; and that all
this cry about oppressive taxation, is raised by a
few designing demagogues, and tina, the people
the hard'fstcd yeomanry of the south, who pay
the taxes, have no sympathy or feeling in com.
mon with them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

Now tia, the wings have control Of the canal.
we would suggest TO our red brofher that he APP
ply for situation as '.jigger boss" and let some
democrat have that clerkship. All our grocery
men can recommend him as good judge and
"Jtduiifl d,inker."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

There is method in madn.s.--A unatic in Ra.
leigh, N. e., recently penned the following mag
nifcenl-ay, sublime lines, and sent them 10 the
Register Of that Place for publication:
Tell them AM, JrnovAu said
To Moses. while earth heard in dread;
And smitten TO the heart,
At once above, beneath around,
All nature, without voice or sound.
Replied, o LoRp, THOU ART!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

Our T, aders will be as gratiiicd to learn as we
were, that no such murder was committed on the
Des Moines river, in Iowa, as that we noticed
last week. The rumor was Hrs, published in the
Burlington iawkeye the editor OF which was
probably imposed upon, and i, had no, the
slightest particle Of truth for its foundation,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01
The I.ntc DWcI.
Schott and Willing did engage

Schott and Willing did engage
In duel fierce and hot;
Schott shot Willing willingly,
And Willing he shot Schott.
The shot Schot shot made Willing quite
A spectacle to see;
While Whiling's willing shot went right
Through Scho,t's anatomy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

Most of the old contractors are about common.
cling work on their jobs. The engineers arc bus ,
laying out work.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

Our red Jr0iier talks about "bogus democrats"
in his last. Wonder il, by looking in a mirror,
he couldn't see a pickhd chig.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-14

fEA3-A short time after the Presidential cleo
ton in this State couple of Democratic papers
in the interior, spoke in a manner something
like the following sit has been usual hereto
lore Tor s""'@ Of our papers to'commence putting
their JavoHtes for various Oaisss. Immediately
after the result of an election has been asuvs-
tanned. evil keep an eye on such scamps
for the future" The above sentiment we very
cordially united in. But judge of ourastonish
ment when on reading the last number OF one
of these very same papers we perceived "par
Of bellows" busily engaged in gathering ''gas"
enough to initiate couple of "favoritcs!' For
announcing candidates-from Eve to ten dollars
--cash up, or down.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-14

1I.FExuact from Governor MoUToN's message
to the Legislature of louisiana.
cannot close this communication without
earnestly calling your attention to a question
which, during the preceding year, has been much
discussed by the people Of this State-one which
| consider Of the greatest importance to our vel.
fare and tranquility, aud certainly calculated,
in its result TO affect seriously, for coed or for
evil, the interest Of the whole Union-I allude to
the question Of the Annexation Of Texas to our
Confederation. Whatever may have been the
division and the causes Of that division among us
upon that question, sincerely believe that late
events, together with the lights that have been
thrown upon il BY discussions, have satisfied the
great majority Of the people, not only of the
Lropriety but the necessity Of the measure; al.
though, Of the advantages that may be derived
from it, in pecuIdary point Of view, more will
accrue TO that portion Of the Union engaged
principally in commerce and manufactures than
to ouLsolPessJvt eiidiay 70 our safety and TO
our tranquility, It is reeommended~to Us by the
most weighty considerations.
Considering the great interest which this sub
jet has excited throughout the State, and the
important bearing that il must have upon our
future prosperity, l would respectfully suggest
the pFopriety Of such action on your part rs
would be expressive Of the wishes and feelings Of
the people Of this State, asregards this measure.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-14
OBITUARY..
"In the midst Of ne We are n DEAN. /"

" In the midst Of ne We are IN death"
Seldom has Il fallen our lot to record the death Of
One who whilst living was more beloved. or when dead
more regretted. Mas. MARY A. WALLACE, The Be
loved wife Of Capt IoHN 8, WALLacE, who departed
this lie on Saturday, the llh instant amer short ana
painful Illness, The ingush Of Der immediate family
ths mourning and distress Of a numerous circle Of
friends, speak Der worth when living in more emphatic
language than We can command. she has faHsnin ths
ash year Of her ags' leaving husband and three ss
children 70 mourn the loss Of her whose place cannot Be-
fIed
81 Sweet psaos. and heavenly hnns ana b,,,.af. -
piEiReiy beam On hsT eEaltcd soui 3
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-14

! Well, il all has TO be done over again. Wonder
if we viii have the experience Of the past in a
future to help us out of the drag which kingaand
priests have got us in.
Well, the next thing to be expected is the
Pope,s huh taking sides with England and Mas
sachusetts on the Abolition question! We will
have collision-bound to have il. And once
more, " viii you see about taking care of your
seIvesp' History has proved to you that from
the days of the sons of Eli, neither Priests or
Kings have been of the least benefit, service, adj
vantage, help, or assistance to the human family
since the time they first set out on life's weary
pilgrimage. Know-Oh, man! that in thy
own breast is implanted a knowledge Of good
and evil Conform 10 natures law, and make
yourself heaven here. Infringe upon these
laws so plainly traced BY Gods own fingers, and
J GU entail misery not only upon YOURSELF but on
the whole of the human race.
The Pope can tell TO within very few thou
sands the amount of physical force he will be able
10 call to his assistance. The same may be said
# some old Jewish Rabbi But the Pope when
le depends on the co operation of eCery Cathn
ic, misses the figure Just about "a feet!n The
Constitution of the United States allows to every
nan .he privilege to worship the Deity accord
ng to the dictates of his own conscience. We,
ere, allow as many HEADS to the Chulch, as
re do to our various governments. "FreodOm
fspeeoh, and liberty Of the PRESS"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-14
WILLIAM r. King, ESQ &c.

PoLiTlCAL COURTsnIP. The following little
story which belongs TO the N York MeTcury, is
decidedly one OF the best things produced during
the late campaisn-and inasmuch as all the
states hereabouts have concluded their labors
with the presidential contest, we thinE we shall
run no risk OF oveuetting the constitution, or
ueading upon the most fastidous toe in the uni.
verse by afording our readers a chance for the
spme hearty laugh into which we were betrayed,
spite Of the multitude Of units, tens and lhou-
sands, which the election returns are constantly
whirliug through our inneman. Here's the an
eCdote:
Jonathan walks in, takes d seat and looks at
Suksy. Sukey rakes up the fre and blows out
the candle, and don't look at Jonathan. Jona-
than bitches and rgeles about in his chair, and
Sukey sits perfectly still At length mutter'
courage and speakethi
SuWkeya
Well, Jonsthan.
J love you like pisen aad sWeatmeats.
Dew tell
lbs afast and no nislake-ui-wir-now vii
you have me Suak keys
jonathan Higgins, what am your pOIitics3
um fof Polk, straight.
wa. sir, YOU can walk tight straight hum
co.'s vent have any OOdy that ain't for Clay
that's fat.
'ThFeo cheers for The mill boz Of the slashe'
sung cut Jonathan. q.
That your sert says sukey. when shall WI
be married Jonathan.
SoonN Ciag's elected.
Ahen, a-a-heins
What's the matter Suwkeyg
Sp0-iui be ain't elected.
Jonathan didn't 50 away til neat morning
bot ubsthsr be answered The last question, thi
Opponent knoucih not.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-14

D-7s We are authorised to announce WILLIAM u
TURNER. Esq candidate for she ohlee OF DS'Ilci
Attorney for tho Fifth Judicial District.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-14

0e-Frsm ihs BraudOa CaIi.) Den. Guids, We
learn that lniurreciiouary m0rements have been
discorsti 81 Adams ed ioiainE eountiuI.--
WMour cliiroa! orsari1l ~ elicieut police.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-03
Aes eaubes terleiera prlel Die CT 70 fause perb0bn
s.uh hes.if Gii5en npfrefen.

Aes eanbes berIiefera wrIe, oieer 70 Ianse perb0bn
nnb NIT SIBen getrefen.
9lnl nGdbfen Wporgen fan fiat NIT bnbit iiberer,
eaf3 Oapfnaun 9nicn in Der 6hle Saridbleben fcle,
spdbren0 QEiiam iin0 oeIend In bas Gtaotcben Surit
febren nnO oife siir 4ge9fhdung bed setcbenen Gi-
1entbums berbedaffeH tpitroen. - sic tpir6en I'M
Stabtden nit offnen 9Irnen bon Den ernnten ssreln
ben en,pfangen; eile GeGenGbaft entbtoeuer Mdnuer
n,adten fld o9eid auf ben QSe9 mad, Ser S,0be uno
nablnen bad bort Derbor9ene @t9entbutn in Sellb.-
duptmann 9uion perel it SeI9e Der beftt9eu 9ufre-
guna Mno @riditteruns, nnb Der @epiliensbife, Die
bn nnabld9 folterten lit cine beftt9e Granfheit ote
in ttrser 3eit len 4eben eubetc @r tarb III ben Dir
men fener 2cdter, unter lauten 8orpiirfen ber Ieii
frberen QebenSnanbeL ttto bic Su9eno Dor Den erfen
Sd)ritten stt GerbrcdleH mdrnero. :,
Der fef Der Gatoe mnroe eint9e Gage bnburd1 freng
betpat ino iiber ben 8erlharren ibrer &ammeraocn,
Die in Der ltte umsefcmulen tparen, iberrupet nnb
ein9efan9cn. Ste nnroen hen @erbte iberlefsrt unb
entgiigen ihrer aeredten Strafe nid5t.
9lbermals murce Der S0obsettsafpnb befftunt, lnoI
bic 6eiratbscermcnen tpnree btesnal nngeifohrt, u
ter benz cubel Der StabtbeUobncr ponsr9er. Deralte
9u99les Iebte lan9e Senu9, nRt Gle blbeuoen Gnber
lener an9enemn,enen 2pdter auf ben &rieen su wie-
gen, Die 6urd tbre sreige ginfde eit,e alten Gage
er9Osten; anb ais ct ellblid ein nlibes 0aupt our
9fnbe legtc, fieo er NIT enem @ebet fir oas fernere
Slid 6elena's, ,,bes 8anbiten Gohter."
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-09-03
NuslanD.
9Infllnft bes DanpflAifes M0iberttia.

0dieloe fam IL. glu9ulf iladB eIter Helle ocn ~
Sagen N Solfon at
Ste Nen9fetfeH oe oatlelbe BON gtrcpa mlfprad1fe,
pHo nnoeoeareno. Cte 9tadrtobt BON Der Anbltesnn9
eTn Seras an ole tn1ca paf m @ti9lano gar rem Ilf
ieben erre9t Der rets Der Saunpple bat tetne Ser
onpernn9 erltftett.
Q d pet ts.-ensern 5nlt 24-Derr 2en etren
PCT angeRpehfeh 5elalten puroe TT etren Seffe I'M
soiule 11ipnlu1eno 9efltnoen. Gin piitclenlMnB ms
Qer5 pat lhn 9eOotet Die berale partbet behauptet
Ct babe Sebfmoro be9an9en, bic Sreunbe Der eIuiten
ausI WOuen oePallptelt ScaB er ineublr9s ermproef
WaIue,-oer Sottor ertlarte es let tetn Selbfmpro.
yleog TraMsprld1en Slattefn tlf Der nermelttltdle
s. eF9tlIen poroen. Gr fpar esn rbetter ces
t. seM, paIle oon tpm @elo 9ebor9t itno als Hid-
saplIn9 oerlan9t pnroe lrt er jur Nnstlbrnn9 ote-
j.. Ulu9en 2par Selfatl9t ltob oes 70 enffernt es
meni8ens pen Veroadt, eaB Serr sen als Spfer oes
p0.l'l1qeI' 0anatlsnns 9etaueu Yet.
3Hrtdk Snlt 26.-Seute Ror9en llhr, laiste
Sram Ssa ~. Ste'ser ust, ynern IN 3rtd an 9eitern
SgTno poIte we namlle ourd etnen e1no1d9er oen Se-
Iegl 1cn Selten oes poseiereftcrs Sie9tpart Wnler
ersafen lc9ietd in pen neiten eimabsfanton ibres
faSt e. ssgta Synt lle ole vfoI9ene u9s oIe
;Sess. gaoe'b ~ peToe e oc oeusaHo'
''3.'. 5- iV''S''aV'' wttUs"'
9ene n 1obduung.-@ine un9artld1e 3el-
frfg ef5a1lt tolgenoen gcrfaD eite6 nddtben 9asrf
res III Detb @tner unierer WltarbeIter 9tng oieIer
Sase um balb abr III Der 9atpanersaile, am Cd Der
neaen 9Set9aile ocrbet lan9lantsn Shrittes nadDan
f., als er bon einen, af i'm 9erabe sufcmnrenben In
petanitten an Der Srut 9eaBt uno nmSeo an9eprpd1-
en- mre. ger sln9e9rtffene bate dnn Slid leinen
onaalerltoG eei Der 0ano, tpelden er audi, pbne d
ian9e 81 beirnf aaf benz 9rns eines gngr eers her-
nmfa9ren lteB, BIG btelcr ihn nit ben Bcrtcn "Ste
SIM Medlenbursiiden eirenlirte unIdn9t cine Gin
laonlg su eiem Sltpnemen auf bier 8dle. giner be,
reifen Gaualiere nnter,eihtete 'scse fpume auf al
len Tleret." Beweis tpie 9rcB Die Bloua9 oes meef