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The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-23

proportion of each breadth
900 sup feet black walnut inch thick, Is to 20 In
wide proportion of each breadth.
1000 sup. feet haywood mahogany, inches thick, lO
in. and upwards wide.
1000 sup. feet haywood mahogany, inch thick, IL
to ls inches wide, proportion of each breadth.
1000 sup feet haywood mahogany, inch thick, IL
to lS inches wide, proportion of each breadth
SO ash rafters % feet in length, to be inches
square at the looms. The blades to be one
third the length of the rafter, and inches wide
and inches thick at the blade end, (per piece }
CLASS No. s.
Cvpress Boards (board measure.)
5000 SUD- feet 26 feet in length, to 10 inches wide,
II inch thick
1000 sup feet ls feet in length, to 10 inches wide,
II inch thick
Elm Plank and Boards, (board measure.)
10000 sup feet % feet in length, to 10 inches wide
II inch thick
10000 sup feet 25 feet in length, to 10 inches wide
II inch thick
1000 sup feet 90 feet in length to 10 inches wide
II inch thick
1000 sup feet l9 feet in length to 10 inches wide
II inch thick
1000 sup feet, 90 feet in length to inches wide
inch thick
1000 sup feet IL to ls feet in length "A inches wide
inches thick.
1000 sup feet I2 to ls feet in length, - inches wide
q inches thick
1000 sup. feet l2 to ls feet in length, "a inches wide
2 inches thick
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Animal euppiies For Navy Yards,
', Under Bureau of Yards and Docks.-z

- lfs = .NAVr AsENr's OFrIcE,
-sEcls Z s=ss Norfolk, August IL, 7ls46a = -.
GEALED PROPOSALS, IN duplicate, for each class
- separately, endorsed " Proposals for supplies for
Macy Yards" win be received at this Office, until IL
O'Clock, p NJ the 18th day of September for furnishing
and delivering the Navy Yard ospo free Of expense
the Government the following materials and articles
as hereinafter specified ....
Schedule of the several classes of Materials.
--.z.a.sl ~ ada CLASS No. 8.
-s.....ef 81 .t..,. Lumber. -.s..a g. T..
lOO pieces yellow pine timber 45 feet long, and from
to IA inches square, to be straight sound, and free
from rotten knots, the sides to be parallel and
well hewn, the angles, right angles and the timber
to blaze heart one third the length
"a pieces yellow pine, 26 feet long IA inches square
to be straight and sound, and not to show more
than two inches of sap on the corners
S5 pieces yellow pine timber SO feet long, 13 by IA
inches, to be all heart and straight.
225 round piles (pine) 35 feet long and 100 round
pine piles 80 #. from IL to ID inches at the butt
not less than inches at the small end, and to be
as straight possible.
1000 running feet of wharf logs, from 20 to 80 feet IN
length, to size IL inches and IL inches thick.
40 ioist pieces ofheart pine by 12 inches 81 fee
long, and to be sawed side and edge.
l40 jost pieces of heart pine by IL inches, so fee
long, to be sawed side and edge
40 900 supI feet inch yellow pine heart plank % and
80 feet lengths and from l2 to IA inches wide.
IL pieces yellow pine heart timber l2 by ~ inches
| So feet lengths, and to be straight Z.
$50 cubic feet heartpine logs IL by inches % ganC
80 feet lengths. to be square and straight.
! 90 Dcs. vel, pine timber 20 f. long l2 by in. so
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Eary-yard, kittery, Maine.



s. e-odk Timber, 10y the cubic foot.)
10000 cubic feet of whteoak plank stocks, to average
IS feet in length, and none TO be less than S5
feet IN leng,h-one-half to square not less than
fourteen inches, and half to square not less
.-. than twelve nchesat the top end OF the stick ;
all to be free from cross grain, large knots, and
other defects.
CLASS No 2
Wsite- oak Knees (by the siding inch
400 white knees the nett siding of to be
seven inches, and the nett siding ofthe other half
to be eight inches the arms to be in length FIVE
feet the bodies TO be in length from FIVE TO seven
feet, averaging six feet The bodies are to be sided
to the diameter oft arms, the siding size taken
at the middle of the length ofthe arm, (cear of
bark > three-fouIths ofthe siding diameter to be
considered the nett siding OF the knee the mould
ing size of the body in the middle Of its length to
be full. and One-haf the nett siding of the knee
oue-half Of the above knees to be square, and
fourth to form an angle from eighty to ninety de-
, Erees the remainder TO form angle from ninety
to one hundred degrees; the length fthe arm to
be measured from the back ofthe body as moulded
by the angles given.
2 r..E CLASS No. s.
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The pieces having the dimensions "1-s from the
butt" are yards (exeept the two short ones and can
be tapered of-the ls-nch TO IL inches at the small
end the two short sticks work Is inches at the small
end they required to. be lined Iul towards Inc
small ends.
white. pine Timber, (bv the cubic foot) ,...
5000 cubic feet Of white pine timber o. S hs Dsss
SQUARE not less than fifteen inches al the top end
Loeust Timber. tby the cubic fGot1 .;h.r
to average twelve inches diameter, not less than
ten inches.
20 pieces yellow Long Island locust IL feet long, TO
square by inches. l..
piece yellow Long Island locust, feet long, to
square 22 by ~ inches. 4.
square by IL inches.
.ash Timber, (per cubic foot)
ash logs, IA feet long, 20 inches diameter:
200 inches round ash TIMBER "a to 80 inches diameter
Elm Timber, (per cubic foot.)
1000 cubic feet eastern mountain elm IN tengtns OF
feet to square follows, viz goo eet 10 inch
es, 500 feet 1s inches. and 500 feet 20 inches.
CLASS No. 4.
Lumber, &c.
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= The whole to be pasture oak, squaTe-edged and
agnt iree from large knots, shakes. and all other de-
fecs there must be at least three inches sawed from
the centre OF the stick avoid the Of the heart
CLASS No. 4.
LfUe-o0k Timber, (by the cubic foot.)
1OOOO cubic feet of promscuous lVe-oak timber, from
twelve to twenty feet in enath. averaging sixteen
feet IA length, to sidestraght IL to Is inches the
moulding way, to be the natural curve Of the tree,
not to be hewn, but left in its natural the
whole to be sound, free from shakes and other de-.
- fects. ..
1000 cubic feet Of live oak keelson pieces, from
ty-6Ve to thirty feetn length, ,agVeragInE twenty
49, seven and halt feet in length, to side from end
4 S.. TO end, straight, (seventeen inches y moulding
way to be straight, regular curve from end to
eni, OF not more than six inches in thirty feet
70 De not less than fourteen inches (moulding
W1y1at toe top end of the stick, and heTn square,
the whole to be sound and free from shakes and
s--.-a--.-.. = CLASS No5
Whits:Pine Timber, (by the cubic foot9
5000 cubic feet of merchandise hiie.oina tisnhay
sfro.n thirty-6ve to 6fty ieet in Ieneth averae
ing forty 6Ys feet in length. TO be h.souarSd
not less than sixteen inches at the top end ofthe
stick.
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Navy-yard, Brooklyn, New York.
GLASS NJ

White oak Timber, (by the cubic foot)
20 200 cubic feet of whiteoak plank stocks of the best
quality, length not less than thirty-five feet, a.
veraging forty five feet, half to square twelve
inches, and haIftO square fourteen inches and up
wards, at the top end of the stick.
CLASS No. 2
Yellolc- pine Timber, (by the cubic foot.)
900 cubic feet best quality long leaf fine grain south.
ern yellow-Pine plank stocks, length not less
than thIrty-hve feet, averaging forty-6ve feet !;
half to square twelve. and half to square fourteen
inches and upwards, at the top end of the stick
Heltoa0!ptne Beams, (by the cubic loot.)
The following best quality long leaf, fine grain south
ern yelow-pine beams Of the following lengths
and sizes, and got out by mould that will spTing
six inches in forty. five feet
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To be of the best Susquehanna plank and boards
1900 sup feet IL to 20 feet long, Is to "A inches wide
! IA inch thick; proportion of each breadth.
1900 SUD- feet IL 20 feet long, ls to "a inches wde
inch thick a proportion of each breadth.
CLASS No. 4.
Hardwood Plank and Boards, Cboard measure.)
10000 sup feet white ash 2nch thick, 10 to Is inches
wide.
1000 do do do 2 do "A do
1000 do do do II do Toto 20 do
proportion of each.
$4,000 sup feet white ash, inch thick, 10 inches and
upwards wide.
900 sup feet cherry boards, to be l6 49, and 20 inch
es wide, proportion of each.
600 SUD- #. blk walnut in. thick 10 in and up.
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Tobe square and ofparallel widths must be all keart,
except four inches the two opposite angles, which
may be sap.
CLASS. No. 8.
LMnbeT-(board Measure)
80 900 feet white pine inch boards One-half of
the quantity to be of the best quality No. 2's,
and one-haf to be of the best quality No. so.
$500 feet yellow oak boat boards inch thick.
$500 do do 60 do
Length from fifteen to twenty five feet, width less
than eight inches.
CLASS No. 4.
White-00k Boat Knees, (per siding inch.)
200 white-oak boat knees not less than four inch
diameter, clear of bark and the bodies and arms
to be not less than thrty-two inches long. One
third Of the whole number to be square.
2i whire-oak boat knees for cheeks. The bodies and
arms to be from eight to ten feet long, nett, siding
to be from ten to twelve inches, and to form an
angle from 1lO to ll6 degrees. The bodies to be
sided to the diameter of the arms, including the
bark. The moulding size of the bodies to be from
fifteen to twenty inches.
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Navy-yard, Pensacola.
CIAS S2 No L

NaVy.yard, Pensacola.
CLASS No. l.
YeLlolp Pitae-(board measure
1000 feet Of nch and 5000 feet of nch to be from
l6 to 20 feet long, and from l2 to IA inches wide.
1000 feet of nch and 1000 feet Of q nch to be from
30 to 80 feet long, and from IL to IA inches wide
rough edged.
5000 of inch from 40 to 60 feet long, l2 to IA
inches wide.
10000 feet of 81 nch and $4,000 feet Of inch, from 40
to 60 feet long, inches wide, with square edge,
10000 feet of inch and 10000 feet of nch to be from
40 to 60 feet long, IL to ID inches, wide shape OF
tree.
All this to be of the best grained long leaf yellow
PINE free from shakes bad knots, and all defects clear
Of sap.
CLASS No. 2.
Wh;fe-oak PL1s,k-(board mcasure0
1000 feet IL nch and 400 feet inch, to be from 20
to 80 feet long, rough edged.
5000 feet 81 inch, 1000 feet nch 10000 feet 81 inch
10000 feet 4 inch, 5000 feet Al inch 10000 feet 5
inch, and 1900 feet inch-to be from 40 to 60
feet long, to average As feet, and to be from IL
to IA inches wide at top end
All this be of the best Of white oak free from shakes,
bad knots, and all defects and no short crooks.
CLASS No. 5.
Lire Oak, (per cubic foot)
1000 feet iVe-oak promiscuous timber, at least SoOO
feet to be from Is to 20 feet long, to side 10 to
Is inches, and rise from q straight line from 10
to 45 degrees, averaging 20 degrees none to be
less than 10 feet long, to rise less than inch
es To be all sided, but not hewn moulding way,
and measured clear of wane; to be of the best
quality and free from all defects.
CLASS No. 4.
Alosf TSnahar cubic foot.1
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CIess M

1as.A Here name the articles and prcs,,
Amount ting Ito scrfte The aggregate ane'.I
And 4 am authorized to say taat--..oe eOTd'l s.
ment of the contract, should it be awarded fu
or either Of said classes. - " me- for J
The undersigned --, Of ---, inftbe S,... =
as guarantors, hereby undertake that the .SO d.
will, if his offer be accepted, enter ;D." DOVe nans
ton with h the e. Usssa saes States in R such time
sufficient suretes to furnish the supplies pronoSUd a
certify that the above named - and SpOSed
known to me good and responsible guaran,o--
case. ..., ..,s- Til
GEORGE LoYAIL, Nav, 49,,
720- A..
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Hickory Bars, Coy the piece -,
400 rousb snt hickory bars feet long, to be straight,
to square three and a half inches at the butt
ls rough hickory bars IA feet long, to be ano
square Is feet above the butt) FIVE by five inches,
TO be free from knets and all defects.
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Locust 1Ynaber, (by the cubic foot)
200 cubic feet of quality OF Long
timber. in lengths from eight to twelve bee, 70 av
erage fourteen inches in diameter, and mol less
than twelve inches. -
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To be Of the best quality st. Domingo HgnunVite
straight and round free from checks, and not less thar
8 feet long.
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Mast Timber, (per cubic foot

26 pieces.
This timber to be nicely hewn, and to hold their sizes
nett. They must he straight and of parallel widths from
end 10 end may have inches sap the two opposite
angles all the rest heart must be Of first quality Of long
eafed yellow pine, in every way suitable for timber
and subject to the inspection of the navyyard inch
will be allowed.
CLASS No. 5.
Red Cedtr, (per cubic foot.)
so sticks best quality red cedar timber from Is to l6
feet long, to be from to IL inches in diameter at the
small end
Also ton gnumvite, from to IL inches in diameter
(per lb.)
CLASS No. 6.
Ltue-oak Knees, (per cubic foot.)
so 6-inch knees, arm to s, body 5 to feet
so 64-inch "a to 5, g"
rs finch Al to S. Sc"
100 s-inch d" d" to 81, ""
so 9-inch f to 81, ""
30 lO-inch " 5 to 81, ""
10 f2-inch s. to 81, &"
one-fourth Of these knees may vary from to ten
degrees from right angle bat many must be acute
as obtuSe angled.
CLASS No. Z.
Block Spruce SpGvs, (per stick.A
10 sticks, from IS to so fest long, IS inches in centre
or slings -.-. ~. ........-.... -.,....
20 sties from 81 to 20 Zoe, long 10 inches in centre
4esdsks dan % . % fec. long. u inches in centre
: sieis, som IS - sss. iOns sa noas, in centre
e. sNnes :
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Doors AND SHOES of erery description, stvIe
- and jashiOn, just received and for sale by
o. L. BURCH, & CO.
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Notice to Presumption Claimants
Every person entitled to the right Of Prc-emPa@
any of the lands within the townships and parts L
ships above enumerated is required to establish The a
to the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver
proper Land Office, and make payment thereof " w
as practicable after seeing this notice, and before
appointed for the commencement of the pubic S- ~J
the lands embracing the tracts claimed, Other"fe
claim will be forfeited
- = - = RICHARD M. YOUNG
Commissioner Of the General Land Hg@ m
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Navy-yard, Philadelphia.

CLASS No. !.
LiUeOak ReeIsOn Pieee (price to be given per cubic
20 pieces not less than 80 feet in length moulded 10
and sided l93 in the smallest place.
10 pieces not less than 274 feet in length and moulded
l9 and sided 1913 in the smallest place.
10 pieces less than % feet in length moulded l9
and sided IS l-2 in the smallest place.
10 pieces, making 80 plank.
To side Is inches and mould I-2, when COM
pletey finished in the ship; but they must be got in
pars-that is two toEether-wiih an allowance Of six
inches between the for the purpose Of taking out the
heart Of the tree; which allowance of six inches may
They to be allowed l2 ihch larger the siding way.
fair curve Of 10 or IL inches in their lengths will not
be objected to- but they must be the siding way
While pine, &C., (board measure.)
900 feet lnch panel boards. length IL to Is feet
fee: neh nsh do is feet.
200 superficial feet black walnut branch veneers,
(per superficial foot)
NaVy-yard, Washington, d. c.
CLASS No. 1.
Lsn.6er. (board measure.)
de- feet s"sh sss whit: % pine s's
~"'ycX.ss; Class GSeP0ft' S6' IT Va.
White-OGk DC, (per cubic foot9
10000 cubic feet of the very best white oak plank stocks
to average As feet in length; to be not less than
Is inches square at the small end TO have mo
wane exceeding one-fourth the width of the face
Whie-O1k pieces, as tollo,rs:
10 pieces Of No. to be 10 feet in length have from
l2 to "a inches spring, to side not less than IL inch
es and to mould not less than II inches at the small
end
10 pieces of No. g. TO be IA feet in length have from
lS to "a inches spring, to side and mould No. l.
10 pieces Of No. to be l6 feet in length have from
"a to 80 inches spring, to side and mould No. l.
10 pieces of No. to be S feet in length, to have from
"a to 4s inches spring, to side and mould No. L.
10 pieces Of No. s. to be IA feet in length, have from
20 to 80 inches spring. to side and mould No. /.
These fifty pieces to be of the very best white oak
be clear of the ends to be sawed off square, and
to be free from splits, shakes, and bad knots Dia
grams of the above fifty pieces will be furnished the
tractor application the commandant of the yard
White OGk Hickory.
butt pieces, feet in length, not less than inches
diameter at small end.
butt pieces IL feet in length, hot less than inches
diameter at small end. -
butt pieces, IA feet in length, not less than inches
diameter at small end. -
80 hickory butts feet long, to be from to IL inches
diameter at small end. w.
All the butt pieces to be delivered with the bark
straight
CLASS No. 2.
! YeLO,v Pine, (per cubic foot)
10000 cubic feet of yellow pine plank stocks average
As feet in length, to be not less than Is inches
square at the small end to be sawed off square
! at the butt and top ends.
Masts Gnd Spors pieces of fne-grain yellow pine.)
25 pieces 81 feet long, II by IL inches square y
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Law NOtfee.

~ C. BATTLE having returned to this urg ND
w. resume the Practice of the Law, in tnS
adjacent counties i. ,ss
All business entrusted to him, will be PromP"'
ed to. g. rn
He is prepared to make out and procure al ...0Sh
Ctainas, Of every description, al short notice. ~
70 presented .torms: ea 7lO~&&>
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CLASS No. 8.

To be square ana of parallel wths must be all heart
.reept inches ON the two opposite angles which may
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-23
feet long, n by n inches square.

.a, .rcent inches on the two opposite angles, which
may 3 neL sr Timber. yello.o pine, (per cubic feet
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6maH Notes,

Small Notes. ,vstJ
cSMALL NOTES ON the South carOlina anc IN c.rtSnG rl
y Banks with genuine signatures, taken Sbnulsd
for merchandise, TO clear the country OF these o
at the N. C. Fancy St0TS,
Chr "i'' ~
July 10, Ie49.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

TNHE ubscriber wishing to remove from tnN t' NJ
to the West offers for sale, the best terms s
of land containing 600 acres, lying five miles s,p,
A. Stith and others. Any persons wishing to Pui"b
small tract Of land will please call and eI1S~ H~sa
themselves. Said tract of land has on It M y sS
House and the necessary out houses for sm'G ,5S
it also has on it good Orchard; it also has OIL y"
Is acres of meadow land. ,,o
JEREMIAH WILLlAaim~o' n
Raleigh, July 25th lS46, bn1
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Doors AND SHOES of evcry description, styk
ID and jashiOn. just received and for sale by
o. L. BURCH, & CO.
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rs Glass No.

Here name the articles and pieces.J
Amounting to Gsorite the aggregate oaaount
IN so0rds,1 s.
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Iv1;te-oak Plank and Boards, (board measure9
xoo ~ o. 70 * TT long to 10 in. wide, in. thcl
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White nine Plank and Boards, tboard measure.l
1000 sup t 4nch clear white pine, not under 10 IN
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JORDAN WOMBLE,

3AASU NeHoTH AssOrCMtHC OI "Io =, N
all bought with the cash, which he now invites ~
zens of Raleigh and persons visiting the cl'y
and examine before purchasing elsewhere .n.lS
ternIned not to be undersold by any regular "''
the city. Country produce taken in barter;
4th door North side Old Marker 6Sus6
Raleigh, Feb. 1s, IS4S. o
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LagntTNo1IR, 10y the Pouuu'J =.
1000 pounds first quality lignumve, OF oiame
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- d.. In the state o.
hereby oer 70 furnish under your advertisement dated
and subjects TO al Che tequitements of the same
I'll de srcles euabraoed in Glass NosOt in cithe,
Of them: .-.,,s :
Viz:
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White-ash Oars, (by the loot in length.
nna lifv srhiie.ash nars- l& feet long
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Tobe square and ofparallel widths must be all heart
except four inches on the two opposite angles which
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The whole to be straight free from large knots
and with the bark on.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
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Sdfrio0s, aom'er. ots osriicrb. gRotb. edfriest.
.psnrp 8ctb oC9tn geter SrcrsGI, Jun.
9latban Miues, protb.
SuIi II. na4r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
Sdnuar 3. 1S4S.
S5ranbretb's Yiaeit.

Die 8ranorstb's Yiuen fino sdnjIib Ue'
estabilifb uno alIein nab iolben 9runofd'
sen esmaht. wsIde cine Ianae Gtfabrune
als ribti9 srprObt bat. Gs III ieet fsine
Equalization, menn man in Granfbeit feline
3ufu6t Su ibnen nimmt fie iinb oIs Die
belsn Ieiniser Der @inseweioe nno. bes
Moeeus teFannt, uno III allen bpspepti'
fben unb biIi6fen SdGcn fino iie oIs cine
sroee Sc9nuus bstrabtet. Seoe Sdn'ile
iolte bisfe piGen i'm 9aufr baIten. @enn
9sb6ris sebruu6t, i'm Sale 1r6enst notbis
III, wiro nur febr fslten elm DCftor notbis
fein. Sn allen Siucn pcn Serfdltun9.
6ufien cber &beumatismus. fino es bic esi.
bsncsn itrem &0rper ftuIei9 eiefe pillsn
Su 9ebrauben.
~ Sbise fddebare piIIen iinb in Der
Drudsrsi BON Heuben 9utb, in Ill
lentaun, Su boben.