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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-04-06
% l8 2 IA 2

% l8 2I4 93I 274
Making an average of so per month, Of whom 2
are coored. There are also who are blind 10 in
sane. confined to bed. There are also out door
paupers who are not included in the above, 767
wayfaring Paupers provided with board lodg-
ing &C., of whom 453-weie Germans, 2O7 Irishmen
6S Americans, II Englishmen, Frenchmen, s
Scotchmen, Italians, 2 Welchmen, and African.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-04-06

List of Paupers admitted, discharged, died, &c,
&C., during each month, and the number remaining
at the end of each month. Also the average num-
Der supported in the House during the year. togeth
by the Institution from the 1st of JAN, 1852 till
1SFo of Ion 1890
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-04-06
Caution.

IN Note given by Abraham Skelly and payable to
Ohm L. Hill, for S125,00, due on the 1st April
1861, as said Note has been pledged to the subscri
ber. GEORGE TROUTMAN.
March 23, 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-04-06

cTATEMENT AND REPORT OF WILLIAM !
- LEARY, Steward of the Poor and House of
Employment of Bedford County, from lst of jan
nary, A. D., 1859, till lst of January, A. d., 1860
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-04-06

Gugars, Teas, Coffee, Chocolate, Molasses and
~ Syrups, the best in town, for sale at the CHEAP
side, by OSTER 4 CARN'S,
Dec. g., 1859.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-04-06

- There were also brought into the Mill, in tolls,
~ lbs of mixture, of which 81 lbs have been used
for feed, leaving 2ss lbs. in the MILL
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-04-06

STATEMENT OF THE POOR HOUSE
MILL FROM JANUARY lst. 1859, TILL
JANUARY 1st, 1860.
DIR.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1860-04-06

By amount of Grain used in Poor House and sold
to surdry persons for work done in repairs to
Mill, house &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27
The kansas Famine.

ArcHIsoN, Oct IS Seventeen thousand pour6s
OF Hour, corn meal, and potatoes, arrived 20 dsT
from Illinois, and several teams from the desfituie
portion OF Southern Kansas, which were In walt
ing, were loaded, and started for their a .,
There hes previously arrived and been distribut
from this poist 500 bushels Of corn and 20 o.
pounds OF Hour, groceries, potatoes, &e, most Of
which was sent % the Neosho country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

The above PURE WHISKY, COPPER DISTILLED
FROM MATTED GRAIN, being superior and uniform
IN quaIty. and highly imp,oyed BY age, is preforrsd
larry recommended by the best ply sicians and
chemists as possessing all the requirements Of a
1rne Tonic Refrigeration and Remedial Agent.
The Sohu, xiii Water Of hil-dsi ptia, used in
the dis lllstion Of this Whisky, is proved by ansy
SIS TO be the toftest and purest water in the United
States and to this may in a great degree be at
tributsd the excelence Of this Whisky.
For sals 5y FREE NAN q SIMPSON.
Phenix DistIllery,
On the ScbuylkIll river. Phi adrphia
Ohces-96 wal street, New York; 100 South
Front street, Pal!adelPhis
And can be had in WASHINGTON Of Samuel Bacon
ner b. Ksonedy Pnsb. Sos West 7t5 st TT M iT-
a., ssR R aol p .y;; j. Wilson, 321
Purdy. 403 Pa. Az; WIN. Bryan, Al Market Sp;
Moore cissell Co, 3s1 West 18th st; s F. Gu
nsr East nth !; Edward Hall, 40 Market Space r.
T. Whlte Co 63 La av.; John II. Sennes Il
20 0XS WEST Ninth 81. oo IS I'm
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Rallread Aecidsnt-

BOSTON, Oct 26-The steamboat tr,in from
New fork, from Fall River for Bo>ton, ran az "a.
track near Mvrlckb station this morning ovioc
TO broken rail-. Mrs Drinkwater, Of Pcrtln,f
Me bad an arm tot7 of; Mn Pond OF Buck,.
port, Me, had arm broken; an infant hsd ,
thlgh broken and several other passenger, were
considerably, but none fatally Injured The IN
Jured persons were In the last car, which WA
overturned and dragged several rods on ia side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27
Richmopd Raee,

RICHMOND, Oct. % AT the Purified course
Planet won the three mile race today In S % and
81 4. In the great match race for IS 200 q side,
5.42k and ASK
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-Any reward the fuder may think suf-
~ hclent Will be paid for the return OF a small
watch Key and small Loo ket, enamelled in blue,
attached tie chased Ring, supposed To have been
d opped yesterday in om0ibus No. IA, or on Seventh
street, between the Avenue and the Office of the
NatlOnal lntellgencer.
oc q 2t' A. p. DERRICK, No So Pa. ave.
EOIIND-On THURSDAY, s5th instant, between
L. washington and Baltimore. a sum of MONEY
which the owner can have by paying for adver,is-
Ing, on application 10 VIM STICKNEY. oc 26-tf
&O0 REWARD.-Stolen from the stable of the
gSO subscriber a. Cs bin John Bridge. ~
Washington Aqpeduct, on the morning of
the sd instant, q small Canadian. BAYNA
MARE, ars old, e hind foot white small star
In the forehead, about Is hands high. with heavy
name and tail q little lame in the left stife ANY
person returning said mare will receive the above
reward. Toe 25-Stl ROBERT MCINTYRE.
S7S REWARD-Ranaway from the under
PS ~ signed, living near Port Tobacco, -
Md on the 2lst instant, NEGRO BOYS GS
MATTHEW ard WILSON. The former is "a
about IL years of age, the latter some Is 16. ~
Matthew is thick set boy, wi h broad he.vyA.&>
features, very black. Has with him black suit
among other things a black figured silk vest, very
good. Wilson is rather delicate very black and
has also, think, black suit. No marks or scars
remembered Both boys stammer and tutter very
prehension, or SS5 for either. Address
oc IS lw Il. COMPTON,, Port Tobacco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27
Rnilraad Dfsnsfer

BosToS, Oct 26-Tbe Fall River steamboat
ing In consequence Of brokea rail Two lsdt Q
from Portland had each arm broken, and sew
cal other passengers were injured, but none
fatally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

BALrIroRI, Oct 27-Flour Ia dull; Howard
street and Ohio IS 62k. Wheat active; red 81 %
al ~; white 81 45al.75 Corn firm; yellow ga
zoe. Provisions qsiet; mess pork $3.50 Lard
l3c. Coffee firm. WHISKY dull
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND
ODD FELLOWS LEVEE,
FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN,
MONDAY MIG HT, the 18th inst,
O ~

MONDAi MIG HI, the 18th inst,
Commencing at o'clock.
All who favor COVENANT LODGE, No. 10,
may anticipate a pleasant time.
CoMM1TrsEs.
The following Brothers will act on the Commit
tees, the one rst named from each Lodge as Floor
Managers, and the two others on the COMMITTEES of
Reception:
CENrRAL LOGGER. Barnaolo, o. H. Birkhead,
]. Edmonston
-WAsHINaToN.-J. Crult, J. C. C. whaly, C. b
Hough.
vans.
HARMONY j. P. White, VIM. T. Scott, H. N.
Obsr. 49,
CoLgMs!A.-wm. d. Stewart. VIM R. Mclean.
= UElos-J. d. Pennington, VIM. P. Brown, w.
r. Speiden.
,FRiENDsHrP.-John Boyd, Thomas Oliver, s.
Fowler.
COVENANT "A. d. Baker, John T. Meem, ]. T.
BEAcoS B. Ballard, J. w. CoIley, l.. b ALVIN.
MKTRoPoLIs.-J. 8. Gray, w. b Bfowl, George
fayman.
w hatcher.
MBcHANrcs'.-Jos. Rooms, Jas. Yates. A. Del
ORIENTAL "A. Eberly. Nj. Hetzel, F. Scwerng.
The best music has been en- yayed for the occs-
usual pric's- Va1derwerken's co aches will leave
for WASHINGTON at oil hours of the night up TO two
O'Clock; charge modera g.
Tickets ONE DOLL AR, admitting gentleman
and ladies.
BY order Com. of Arrangemeuts ocH -7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27
The Sens Of Temperance

NORFOLK, Oct 27.-The Grand Division OF the
Sons Of Temperance adjourn TO -day. The follow
ing officers have been elected for the next wear: @
w. p, DR.. Peter Trent. Of Richmo d; q. w. A !,
Archer Alexander, Of Rockbridge; G. c., John
Butt, Of Norfolk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

IL fRs STAR publishes the Liss of Lett.,
rerain,rg in the Washington City Post once
endS The provisions Of the law directing Aem
70 ~ printed In the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the once. It's
es.n daily circulation Is more than double Tia,
OF any other Daily printed in the District Of Co
lumbia. 'tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27
Marine nisasfer

BosroS, Oct 26-The fishing schooner Foam
ing Billow, Of Belfast, Maine, Capt Condor
was wrec ked on the 9th instant, near Prince Ed.
were lost.
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Frenl Havaua.

CH.hLEsrowS, Oct. 2e.-The steamer Isabel,
nom Havana on the 23d, has arrived The saxsr
,ns, ,sa,, was unchanged. The crops were promls
Inc Havana correspondent Of the Mercury ssrs
sne report Is unfound-d that spain ia stfinr ont
nest at Havana 20 aid Miramon. -
me venezuelan Minister, tie su>nssh coe,ui
70 LAG uayra, and one hundred ard twrutv spanish
euilgfanu Tor Venezuela, had arrived al Aavana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27
FirRnctai

NEW YORK. Oct "a -stocks are better; Chicago
and Rock Island 81; Cumbesland Coal Co iok:
Illinois Central shares Tx; do. bonds 81; la
Crosse and Nil. lx; Michigan Southern (guar }
81; New York Central 81 4; Reading IS; Hudson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27
Death of q Naval Officer

der, Of the u. s Navy, "a native Of virginisD
died here this morning He had been in the SET
vice over 50 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27
Fire in Alabama
Baltirsrs elprksts

AUGUSTA, Oct q "A destructive Gre took
place on Thursday night at Opelika, (Ala) Nine
stores were consumed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27
HERMAN BI.AU,

II U HOT STE ER,
No goa g street, near nsnry Department.,
In gIatsfuy acknO wlsdging the liberal patT onage
which has heretofore been bestowed pom his eo q
to please his patrons, begs leave to inform tie eli
zens of Washington and 6eor getOwn that he is
now prepared to execute with ne.tness nd ds stch
81 orders in his line Of business; such the Sew
Ing, Fitting and Laying Down of new Ca pets, and
the ay ing Down Of old Carpets the Hanging OF
Curtslns; this Covering IF Lounges Sofss, &c the
Cushions, &c. = . : = : y
Mr.; BL.U, would slso call especial attention to
his Patented Carpet Stretgher, which on,bes him
to put down Carps,s with unprecedented smooth
ness aud apidity. " Sc 2s-eolmt,
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Political Excitement I'm AIaba.a.

MONTGOMERY Ala, } Oct 27.-Senstor Toombs
addressed two thousand people here last night,
urging resistance TO the death In case Of the cleo
ton of Lincoln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

The WASHINGTON THKATKR-Tbe numerous
friends Of Sam Glenn, Esq viii be pleased to
lea mat he has arrived In this city, and that
under his management the Washing ton Tbeater
will be opened on Saturday night, November 3D.
The new stock company, we are Informed, win
consist Of twenty-three picked artists. and the
and Young Hearts" to be followed by "Jenny
Lind.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27
THE --LATEST NEWS
2 TEL u G RAPHIO.-


CINCINNATI, Oct % The delegates IA The all
road Timetable Convention. ssssmbled NJ the
Burnett House last evening. The stterdsnos vr,s
1ewett presided. A committee Of sixt>eu wa
appointed % prepare and submit % the Conven-
uon Time Table, when the meeting adjourned
70 meet again 10 day. Upwards Of s250, 90 QUO
vention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

ONE OF THE VERY BEsr family papers In the
country, to wit, Ths Weekly Star, fun as usual
OF metropolitan news and gossip, and choice litet-
airy reading, is now on our counter ready for de-
LIVERY to the public 1t is just the paper above
all others for citizens and strangers soourniag In
the National Metropolis to read on Sunday and
send 10 their friends at a distance. Price only
three cents per copy, or 81 25 per annum; postage
prepaid by stamps when so arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

RIAL EsrATE.-Ye,terday, A. Green, auction
ii between Ninth and Tenth streets, Tor 65 x cents
per foot Also, the following described property
near the City Asylum Lots l6 and " In SQUARE
0S6i lot Is in square 095; lots and In square
l,e97i lots and In square Ill., for I cent aud
mill per square foot Purchaser, Sam'l Bratt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

4 sxr ApvEsrisxzksT elsewhere Of Psnf Ms,inii.
Dancing Academy The Professor 10 q eapit.l
teacher OF TIE graceful art, understanding his
business thoroughly and having very happy way
% communicating his knowledge 70 his pupils
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

WHERE WAS THE SIGNAL LIaHr,-A night or
two ago gentleman riding horse In the neigh
borhood CT the Northern Market. where there n
street excavation, drove down into an ugly
hoie left by the contractor without any warning
light at street crossing. Ii was with extreme
d ricnlty that the animal was eKticated without
breaking his ley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

The BEGINNING AND END About the time of
the opening Of the notorious 'sSnake Show
young man named Charles Curtis, connected with
II, was arrested for an assault and battery on
Christina Horstemeyer, and IL was said that she
was SO badly injured that she could not appear to
give evidence. Curtis was committed to Jail for
further hearing. Yesterday he was broug BIT out
for hearing before Justice Dom. He admitted
that he struck her, but that at the time she was
Puinng MIN about by the hair. 1t was also in
proof that she proposed with Curtis to compro-
mise for a. This he refused to do, and she de.
ciared that she would swear him into the peni-
Tertiary In view ofall the circumstances broug ht
70 'he knowledge OF the magistrate, he dismissed
the case Of assault and battery and req ured Cur
tbs to give security to keep the peace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27
Peer Tommy.


The star of dear Tommy Is nearly eclipsed,
BY q prince from old Albions shore;
The crowd, like mad donkeys, all chase after him.
And think Of poor Tommy no more.
Not only the crowd. but our President, too,
Miss Lane and the Cabinet eltgss,
All acted as II 'twere an honor supreme,
That they, with live prince, could speak.
The crowd may be nckle, hut can't forget
So to McLaughlin's frequently stray,
To look at the toys made by japanese hands,
And 10 muse on poor Tom FAR away.
II is sure great Nation, whose artizan sons,
Can make work 90 exquisitely neat
As that Cabiaet-meant TO hold letters and notes.
Gems or jewes-and all % complete.
Then the Woskssand, with cushions for needles
and pins, A.. 80 -,
with drawers foS scissors and thread,
IL perfect bUos, for, In patterns most rare,
IL, with motner-of- pearl, n fnlald.
McLaughiin'sthe place where the ladies should 20
When they wish 10 buy something that's rare,
OF ia panese work, and other nice things
s Forth best In the market 10 there. 3t
Di seHfsex. win be in this city ep the slst
a. :. s5f.4Ie -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

In this city, on ths evening Of the 18Th instant, OF
Tie Shgrgh q ths Epehsny ~ ne AZ Rsv Cssrlss
ass ss % D. R III REEs siaPs1 .sep:sd
dsgxhter Of Cseta.n J: n. simpson, Of the Corps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

VIZ HAVE received from Shepherd, corner of
slleied .uneqgaled, anti-nnlfy Union Han
Columbia, cheap note paper, sold st IS cents Dc,
rezm-oniy 3k cents per quire. Just the Article.
he thinks, fof tie fifnes. Hos T'ST'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

POLICE MArTxRs.-Befors Justice Cla,k-Sj-
mon Sloan and John Biigh were severally accused
OF indnlging In Profane language In violation Of
IN ordinance of the Corporation. Justice CIark
imposed proper hne In each case. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

SEYMOUR, on Bridge ct In Georgetown, adver.
tises In another column, hats, caps and furs His
establishment 10 very extensive one, and his
stock large and varied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

WE ARE aEQuEsrED to call the attention Of the
police to the gangs Of rowdy boys who are in the
habit OF lndulging In stone battles on the square
west Of the Smithsonian grounds to the reat an
noyance Of citizens residing in that vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

PosTfoNhzST OF TINE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIR
FAX County The day for the opening Of the
Fairfax falling on Monday preceding the Pr.si-
Dental election Judge Tyler has postponed the
opening OF the Court from that day until Wednes-
day, the seventh day Of November.
AssAuLTINs HAckMAN Last night, Mr.
Grigg was arrested by policeman J. Ashe, for as
siulnng and striking coiored hackman He
was taken before Justice Johnson, who held him
to security for hearing on NJ ondaY next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

LAsr NIsHr.-Pfof Belmont announces on his
bill that this will be the last night Of the Solrees
Extraordinary" at Odd Fsllows' Hall; and we
hope on this occasion he will be favored with
bumper He Is an adept In his profession, and
richly deserves the liberal patronage Of Wash.
agton public. @f+- :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27
HARRIS IMPROVED 81
II - DOUBLE THREAD
BOudOfr sewing Machine.

THE UNDERSIGNED CARPENTER AND
i BUILDER offers his services 10 the public OF
GEORGETOWN, Washington, and vicinity, and vii
contract for or supsTintend the construction Of
pablo and private buIdiags. Plans aud speclf-
cations VIII be furnished at short n0tics nfice
snd shop on Congress 81. GEORGETOWN, Immediate
" north Of the Post Office
al ~ amso HENRY wINGATE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

requested to call upon the councils to cause the
condition OF the alley In square to be invest.
gated The alley is situated between Third and
-Four and-a-half streets, and Pennsylvania and
Missouri avenues, and for several reasons IL In of
importance to those residing in the 50 uare that IL
should be placed In passable condition Perhaps
no other alley In the city 10 more used az a means
OF intercourse with the adjoining streets
than this one; and 1t Is quite certain that no aey
Is In worse condition than 1t. Recently pi De
Tor gas or water has been laid down through It, and
the excavation only partially filled No. while the
paving stones taken up to make the exca walton
have been scattered either side, and in all di.
recaons but the right one, and not day passes
tn some team 1: not stalled In attempting to effect
a passage through the dangerous locality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot of Thirteen.
and a-half street, schoonen Telegraph, Cade, and
Bloomfield, Wheeler, from Havre-de-Gr with
30 tons Of coal for G. NJ, Keys.
CENTRAL GuARc-HousE CAsEs.-Aquilla Bal
lev, colored, nonresident; fine and costs, S11.l5
Alexander Adams, colored, do; SAILS.
SEE NOTICE, In another column, Of special ser
vices at the Western Presbyterian Church, to-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-27

CxSrER MkRxxr Last night, quite a large
number Of wagons and carts from the adjoining
counties Of Maryland and Virginia arrived in
the city, and took places In the Center Market
space, and this morning the country dealers were
largely represented. Tho licensed dealers also
were generally az their stands, and the supply Of
provisions Was ample and Of superior quslity
~ he gangways were crowded az an early hour
With purchasers from all parts Of the ciS, and
tne business Of the day was active and doubtless
pfontaole he prices were much the same an
during The preceding salss days Of the week.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-28

9cliribr Yarttirn in sintm &fpfsr. G,r
S'irt IN %plr9nu n,tat {. Zap tie Minute DIR
81 oitct IL rH Nd roIibait srr Sta. I ucu 6ar nj
ttr Gilau nB trbsllrn hart ~, lbr Snmmrettt
ansinut.n. us Ear I'LL Ter Nrtlmmpna tar.
stf'a'te sln, Mairritat srr MGuTt ri n lie MIR
&c" Tur Ut Ann rat'rn it,mmrr. Slu Srldnrsr,
rT ru't lrln. &rnntnh is arcBtn W., Il i tst
ten ~lunAfrsn Nrntcn Bate. itsute lih an tie
Sslse DIR y rtAunA UNI an9 NIT l'ctea ,timr
9tnonrn IN Ten St,mmpi,B. EieIer Srtanttr
u elns U IL Dc nn,,'s. Err ;Hsrn Ter astsn
N'pnts mI. uWN! bcurr, zig lt tGrt. n, mas d.
itehtn I. IR Ahn3e SA!9sr dAafr tbCllte lh
II met y 'tb,i II, nnr W htttlsn sRcrten tam
es ~ : tlaA rtlt.. Ter trditlr .}rlGnrtr NIT
Zen lunAcn .rnttn mar snti.hreren in 9tcr.
tRs;l, nut fu 9ri3l;Fe idt .,itt dr, baR futf
DspnTr eas Dol put. II Muifn tn jSeiae n,T
Sn.aAs, Tit u, trbH'Etu. Ier iunae y, e,cb ut
] ut OIL rEpe In Cen St.aeen pom Wcrrra. ms
tIs S'pit IbL b,irHirrtt. &tan ataarf, .. q RE
llesraIs y rrIuaA water Ger WsiitIlhtrt eurd,
ene SrfS "nn;t > shuur Cts pasicS nur pr.
ftart: mrIrsn muIrr. @in 4 Ossr lb. ii psr o,ttit.
iltNt"t Purie gdt te,ar yiptsi oUn ptr 8uEe nsbs
mf', n'r ilesrsle % ii baleibsn rurrr nbsr Gs
d6en, niie Gle Q.tiamprtanen nurrtn iii. bilt,r
i9re ptfiUnlIde Stdtrbrit su r~Ietren, lnretn lie
III lo'n'ittb III Sclsua IsBrn. Oral G.SOur ID,
o<rst'S Die ~ttrtnsft II Ssftble utb 1t aeIen ale
2'''ltse' Gle Ole Suut ron Drr &anisl ueslsiss. 90
osr an hn &.ctte1 oRl6t1aya. grtCneu,