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council mt the first meeting after the election the grounds OF
said contest and the council shall xa time and place at
Sec. %. The person making said contest shall
within twenty. four hours after fling with the
city council notice Of said contest serve upon
the person whose election he contests similar
notice Of the grounds Of contest with the time
and place at which the city council will hear
and determine the same.
Sec 26. At the time and place fixed by the
city council they snail hear and determine said
contest as in their judgment shall appear just
and lawful and the decision rendered by the
council shallall be final and conclusive.
Sec. n. The judges and clerks Of election shall
each be entitled to one dollar for each day they
shall serve as such.
Approved August II, 1861.
THOMAS W. wATERSON, Mayor.
P II. PETERS, Clerk
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We are paepared to execute every de-
scription Of
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A letter from an old friend, lst Sergt.
in Co. G., Sth Reg'ty KS. Volunteers, now
stationed at Fort .Kearney, says that the
boys are well, and in absence of other en-
ployment are anticipating fine times shoot
ing buffaloes.
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| State of Kansas,
County of Marshall
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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-26
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Lay the gem upon my bosom,
Let me feel her sweet, warm breath,
For strange chill DER me passes,
And know that it is death.T
Iwould gaze upon the treasure
Scarcely given ere 90,
Feel her rosy ,dimpled srgers,
Wander DER my cheek Of snow.
/ am Easing through the waters,
.DyU Z But blessed shore appears,
Kneel beside me, husband, dsarest,
Let me Kiss away thy tears.
Wrestle with thy grief my husband,
Strive from midnight until day,
Itmay leave an angels blessing
When il yanishes away.
Lay the gem upon my bosom,
IT'S not long she can be there;
See, how to my heart she nest.es,
IT'S the pearl love to wear.
If, in after years, beside thee
= Sits another in my chair,
Though her voice be sweeter music,
And her face than mine more fair
If cherub calls the ''father,"
Far more beautiful than this,
Love thy first born, O, my husband!
Turn not from the motherless.
Tell her sometimes of her mother,
You will csllher by my name?
Shield her from thu winds of sorrow:
If she err, OH gently blame.
Lead her sometimes where Tn sleeping,
Twill answer if she calls,
And my breath will stir her ringlets
When my voice in blessing falls.
And her soft black eyes viii brighten
With a wonder whence it came,
In my heart when years pass DER her,
She will fndher mothers name.
1t is said that every mortal
o Walks hesween two angels here;
One record the ill, but h;o:s it.
If before the nidnightdr ear
Man repenteth: if uncaDcehed,
p Then he seals it for the skies, 81
And the right hand angel weepeth,
Bending low with veled eyes.
Twill be lier right hand angel,
Sealingup the good for heaven,
Striving that the midnight watches
= q Find no misdeed unforgiven.
Youwill not forget me, husband,
When I'm sleeping meath the sod!
Oh! love the jewel given us,
As love thee next to God.
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/. Tue IRON RULE.-Never borrow a
OSpaner, BOOK, UMBRELLA, horse. cart, pillow,

l. Tue IRON RULE.-Never borrow a
,,OSpaper hook brella, horse. cart, pillow,
shovel, spade. pickaxe chain. or anything
else Whatever if you can possibly do with
out it, nor then either unless with the con-
sent of the owner.
II. THE SILVER RULE.-Not only use
sSg1eo fhe article Borrowed as carefully as if it
was your own. bu, more so, for il is not
,sAyour own--iaor retain it beyond the time
agreed to without the owners verbal con-
al + sent Aa - IA
III. THE GOLDEN RuLE.-As soon as
vtpu have done using the thing borrowed.
return it with thanks, and be ready to re-
turn thefavor. -
....,s - ExcErLsNr wonKs.-Pope's Essay on
Man, and Pope's Essay on the rebels at Is
land No 10. There are fine passages in both.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
The Experiences of George N. Sanders.
HOW he LEFT NASHVILLE AND now HE HOPES TO GEl
~ lAthnONbs
From the Louisville Democrat.


There is better known in the country a soho
lar politician and a wit than Mm. H. Polk OF Tennes-
see. lie has plantation some forty miles from Nash
Vile lives comfortably has joke for every one aud is
whal, sollte man Ia els opinions He was the oppo
o evancsccn Harris, who has disappeared mys
trio-y and voted for by ths co-operationists the
election or Gocornor OF that state. About month ago
NOT ice came HIM that nc must leave the Stae-a
ico which however, ho did not obey. His description
of the terror OF the rebels the taking Nashville is
said be supremcly rich Among othor ncncsts is
of peculiar interest 70 us kentuckins concerning hsfate
Of tho lato Provisional government.
Csonsl Polk few days before tho arrival Of army
at Nashville and indeed before he heard Of the fall Of
Fort Doncson in gong down the road from his farm
doscred a fat ragged, bushy headed, tang
diapidated looking creature someihing like an Italian
organ grinder n dstrsss 80 DISGUISED IN mud as to be
approach, to see that 1t was the rsdonbtabls
George N. Sanders.
(corge had met the enemy and he theIrs-not In
per son but IN feeling His heart lost, his breeches
ragged and his boots showed set of fat, gouty
from them The better part OF him
gone, aud gone good distance.
"n tho name Of Cod George, Is that your" said the
ex x-Congrcssmah
wish was anything but me. But what Is the here,
is there any one runningf They are all running back
| there - pointing his shoulder with his thumb.
'No said Mr.. Polk, not that know Of. You needn't
mind pulling up the seat OF your panoioons. I'm not
tieips. What IN the 80 are you doing here, looking
nD - said George 10 the rennesseean cop1dcntally
and his tones would have moved heart Of stone, i
YOU always was friend OF mine knowd you long
while ago and honorsd you-cuss me didn't. said
Won was a man bound torise told Jimmy Polk So me
and jimmy was familiar friends intended to get
biographical notice OF you in tho DemcrGic eisc, but
that Corby stopped It, Pm glad to SEQ you; III
swear am" -, ,.,,
"Og course old follow" said the charitable Tenncs.
secan more In pity Of his than Of the latter.
mo elooueure: .blt what is tho mattsrf"
..Nottcrl'' said Goorgc; "the id Lincolnos have
seiz Rowing Grcon Fort Donelsos, and have by this
tine taken Nashville. Why" contousd he, in burst
OF confidence yhcn lett hacks was worth $loO On
and POLK lin . Whisper. didn't have Id csh.,'
~ ,n,h,ng n,.bas OF tbis last remark wss/Ated A.
nv The siucorc yeh.msnoe wNh which IL Y.s uttered
and the mute eoqusnce with which he hfted|up ragget
ap in the rear of his person that sene yvioue rail-
bsiar had torn from its position OF covsfvg glorious
"Tot id cent ;" repeated he, "andt pok i walkc.
that hard hearted town w and doyFns all day win
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
FINANCIAL AND coMMERc cIAL.

FRIDAY, March 2s-GP. M.
The money market il without change. On call,
the rate for loans is al per cent the latter being
the rate most frequently paid by new borrowers.
Paper ranges from per cent, ut which .rate'aieW
exceptional names current, to Iae per cent
the general rate for good mercantile nsmes. Co
yernnent certificates of Indebtedness sell at 20 q.
as.
Exchange is inactive Bankers ask liz. and
BUYERS offer IL ~: we hear Of somo' business at
IIls. There are very few commercial bills IN
market and bankers are willing tn sell at rates
which do not permit their bills 10 De coversd NJ
specc Shipments. Francs range from 5.05 10 5.los
with no inq,i,y The import Of cry goods ior'tne
week ending to-day was sl,766,l24, against
Al l,53O,62l same week last yeaA and sk'0zJ.SoT
same .wees, Of 1867 The imp0rtation ana con
sumpy on of dry goods are steaaily incrshshB' pus
il see ms 10 lie unaarstood that most of tosc whcn
are VOW coming IN from abroad were paia i@s VI
advance,
stoctn oontaaued very dull, monty in essse-
cuence, of the absence of aews. Tacrc is a pretty
formi ,a,se t<ar party ut .he Board which, dun
I days. takes occasion to depresa prices. Should
fres's esses lead to renewal Of ontssac pur.
,bases the market would find itself all the stronger
in consequence of the bear interest. Capital is at.
tempted 10 be made BY the bear operators out OF
the falling of in the receipts OF the Illirois roads
fcs the past fortnight which has been caused by
the accumulation of produce at Chicago. In
few days navigation win open. and the grain store
at that point will be rapidly depleted and then it
win be found that the railways will take as much
money as ever. There IL every reason 10 peheve
that the great lines Of railway between the sea-
hoard and the West will do the largest spring busi'
ness this year they ever had. AT the morning
board to-day the heaviest decline was in virslhas,
which fell oil II, per cent. Every one who ander-
p.onas the condition Of Virginia must adnt tlat
these bonds at fifty eight cents on the dollar are
far too dear That the state OF Virginia will repu'
date norton at least Of her debt is not doubted
ne those who are best informed. After the war
she win not have the ability TO meet her interest,
aud there is every reason to hsiieve that of late
years the people Of Virginia have been decuying
in honor and ygobty as FAST as the State has been
: dccaying in material resources, and ths
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80. .632 35.2S1
Mean speed. 1886 knots, or 1898 miles.

Mean speed, 1876 knots, or II 6i3 miles.
anticipated that under ordinary circumstances the
maximum speed of the Scotia will be about nineteen
miles hour. The trial referred to was made
to test the efficiency and speed OF the vessel
for the mil service, which done under the
sapcrintenGenco Of Mr. John Dnncn. inspector OF
chinery and Mr. James Luke master shipwrght Of the
Admiralty, whitehall the Board of Trade being locally
represented by Mr. George Barber shpwr gh surveyor
and Mr. H. r. Robson, inspector OF machinery for the
Clyde
The Scotia is to be under the command Of Captain Jud
kns the commodore Of the Cunard heot who will now
his lag rcm the Persia, in which lie has SO long
and ably distng himself In SO far Captain
gdkns is concerned with this ship, and indeed
with the important service rendered to the
try by the company with which h has boon connected
for many years IL cannot be unnterestng TO know that
yesterday that gentleman received his commission
Lieutenant the Royal Naval Reserve. The appoint
ment was made the most com mplimentary manner in
which the Board Of Admiralty III conjunction with the
Board Of Trado could make the date OF Captain Jud-
kins services being fixed by them as commencing in
November 1916, that ho will have long priority
10 service consideration.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CaNa-BARrRAM.-On Wednesday. March 90, at Mount
kisco weschcstcr county, by the Rev. Mr. Back W. r.
CRAIG Jr Of New York, to sarah j. daughter Of j. l..
Bartram, Esq, Of the formof place
HorKINs-BRIDGiSs.-0 Thursday March 2I, by tina
Row Joseph Ransom. at the residence Of tho bride
father Lieutenant +. K. HOrKiNs, of West Point, to 10
sIplNE BRDGESs, second daughther Of William II. Bird
gems OF Fort Hamilton.
LucAs-PArr,.s ,y-on Tuesday, March Is, by the
Rev. Hugh Blair, Mr. PHILIP Lucas, OF Mount Vernon
NY, TO Mrs. NARY PATERs N, OF New York city.
Edinburg (Scotland) papers please copy. .s
SrRouI1-YALg.--0n Thursday, March ~, by the Rev.
Mr.. Jones, EDWIN X. SPRot'L 10 MARY Z. YALE.
Boston papers please copy.
SMrrrHASp.-At Sotauket, L. l., on Wednesday March
26 by the Rev Daniel Jones. JoHS HENRY Sa!nto MARI
ETA, oldest daughter Of Nehemiah II md, Esl all Of
Setauket.
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PoIIte InteliIgcnce.

bontrDS1 l1oa W.pos.--,IIItn Mcdonnell was
taken nio elst,y yesterday b. crgoint LcGos, Of the
is-ctlge sio ou charge u tcfraadns Widow sIaloncy,
a y NllheIS sicet olt or $500 Tho prisoner, IT, is
hrAidi sFtaasai 4 ~ TIE cQmpainants oank book
W a. nlaius and uagtng an sgd1vIt OF
Mr.. hAf"rfl nns'hi snccce'oi In 'fawing all her
ntry oni - o. ssfin.s rr'tgiion. The accused vas
hlid sor .amlnal' q uu c44 80 ~ periurv
rLvNAS AFn.zrzD lon A.sArfr AND g,rrrsv =
Jane MriGe ssn, sailor plains hat he WIS bea,sn
A orus manner - oecf Hays of tAc Fourth pro.iuot
ohie nsrredi ior rnala friend caught waking The
ist@ "a nSht The assault s represented ,o have
mknn place Ia the station house. before arr. crnvy ~
.r@sns. ius;ic 1onnDy required the policeman 10
r.v. b.ll IA the am " 500 10 aas~sr, -
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Meeting OF the onimfssioners OF Charities
f.Ffa. q e- .1s md COrrecffOm.

Tho regular semi-monthy meeting OF tho Com
nissioners Of Public Charities and Correction held
Thursday. t't
From the statement presented by a Commt,cs
of the Whole, It appears that Sal persons
ferred from tho city prisons to the wor,.houso
BlackwcIls Island from 14th {, the eth Of March
inclusive. Oi this number la9 wcro males and 4o2
females.
The Treasurers report shows that tho cash receipts
from various sources from tho 14th TO the 9Th OF NIrc
inclusive have amounted to 81 ,s,6 Is. The OF
500 900 has also been received from tho city Cham
berlain Asf aI.
The weekly statement shows that there I II per-
remaining in the different ms; ta,icns ON the 22
ns t., being decrease OF fifty the preceding
week.
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City Iatelligeslce.

TAXATION MASurAcruREs.- Board OF Trade.
Boston, and the Board Of Trade OF Phia cphia, have
both appointed committees u inquire into the sub.
jeet oftaxaton OF donsstc manufactures by Congress.
Mr. Bigclow of Lowed Mass. will meet few msnbers
Of the Chamber OF Commerce to day. a. twclvo O'Clock
20 confer ON this subject. tkt
r REcRuns SECOND Nrw Y1oRk ARTILLERY. Lieut.
A. f. Beach, o Saratoga passed. through this city
vtcrday, with sixtysovcn recruits for the second New
/ York artillery regiment nowAqaavtcred at Fort Ward
Virginia. For, ythroc VI tlcm arc Indians. Among
them IS musical band q hfscn Ineces, which dscours
ell during thsr stay in the Park Barracks.
Lieutenant Beach tillrecruitag for The regiment at
Chttenango, New York. fN4
Til. New YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD CoxrANY PRorEtLERs
eft Buffalo yesterday for Cleveland, Toledo, Sandusky
and Detroit and have every prospect of getting through
Dunkirk is still blocked with lee.
FATAL CAsu Ally SIXTH SrREETAnthony Iieh, Ger
man, about thirty years old died at tho New York
Hospital Thursday crom the objects OF injuries received
by jumping out OF fifth story window al JJnos brow
cry No. lSS Sixth street Deceased laboring under
delirium tremens at the time Coroner widey held an
inquest upon the body when tho jury rendered. yedct
in accordance with tho above facts.
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The Medical Department. and our Wound

The Medical Department ~ md our Wound-
ed Soldiers
meeting of shs meical mon Of our city was held at
the New York Hospital yesterday afernoon for the pur
pose taking into consideration the best method 70 be
adopted in attending the wants OF wounded soldiers
on their way through New York 10 their homes
The meeting organized by appointing Dr. Valentine
Mott, Chairman. with DIR. H. r. Sands, as Secretary
On taking the chair Dr. Morr stated the object OF the
meeting and spoke Of the necessity Of providing medical
assistance for suffering soldsry. 4f3f L.@
Drs. BUCK. GARDINER, HARRis. GsERrsH and ohors Iol
lowed ia brie speeches in which they dilated upon the
Importance Of the movement in question: and appealed
to the patriotism Of the physicians and surgeons OF New
York and brooklyn In carrying out the needIll work
After some considerable discussion executive com
mee OF thirteen appointed to collect funds in fur
thrance Of tbs project aud make ohor necessary pre-
.laratiolis The following gsHtcmen compose The CON-
mtteo:-Drs. Buck, Malice Wood Sayre, Finnel Stone
Mott, Sands, Kackowitz, Ictmod, Hutchinson Stovons
and lritton. ~ Fluf
II proposed that the Park Barracks be provided
hospital the soldiers, and that ths public at largo
provide funds fof tho same sNF
Tho meeting hcn adjourned subject 70 tho call Of tho
executive committee. fHt
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
Navigation Westward.

NgNKIRK. March %, IS62.
Navigation is open through to Toledo Tho Erie Raj.
road steamer Ocan left here for Toledo this morning
BtlFALo, March 2s Ls8a.
The prol eer Eclipse left hero carly this morning for
Toledo The Equinox starts for there this afternoon.
Poh vessels belong to the New York Coltra Rli.roai
line. The very little ice In sight AMI tn, prospects
good for an curly opening OF navigation.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
HONORS TO DEPARTED SOLDIERS

Arrival and Reception OF the Remains
OF Colonel sIocuna. Major Baliou an"
Captain Tower-Thc Lying in state AZ
the A. stor House-The Funeral To-day
How the Remains Were Recovered, csc'
The mortal remains OF the above named distinguished
officers who fell at the memorable battle OF Bun roh'
,bis calamity leading ON their (the Second Rhode
island regment) to the contest arrived in Jersey CJ
per the one from Philadelphia yesterday az
teruoon accompanIs by guard OF honor consisting OF
ten men from the Second Rhode Island reg ment under
command of Major William H. r. Steore, OF the National
Guard Mr. Edward NJ seymour, who had charge OF the
funeral equipments Sc had three hearses each drawn
by four gray horses spcrdidy caparisoned in sable
trapings waiting, ana alter shors delay the bodies
were removed from thu baggage car and placed in the
hearsos by tho composing the guard Of honor.
arge crowd spectators assembled in the vicinity
OF the depot great many of whom accompanied the
mains to New York
On arriving in this city the remains received by
COMPANY A. Seventy first regimaut who escorted them
70 tho As.or House. preceded by large squad of police
men. under command Of Captain Bogart All the flags
on the public buildings and likewise the private build
ings along Cotlandt and broadway, were at half
msst and as the procession moved soomny along, the
band giving forth the melancholy and pathetic strains Of
dead march, thu large concourse Of citizens which fol-
lowed seemed be imbued with general sentiment
or sorrow really impressive sight 10 behold
the three moving along in dismal grandeur and
followed by tho soldiers with reversed arms
An immense crowd Of people had assembled at the
Astor House, and ths arrival there Of the cortego
rush made by the people to gain admittance; but
ths polio stationed the steps force and
kept them back. Tho exterior OF the Astor House
the draped In mourning and the
ladies' drawing apart the reposoryfor tho
remains. Here splendid aaopy richly draped in sable
and the American coors erected and the boxes
tang the three collins deposited under it, General
Hall and sa were present, and superntended the affair
Governor Sprague expected 20 have been present.
but he did arrive until late the evening As soon
the boxes deposited Mrs. setson and several
other ladies proceeded to decorate the lids with
teIs and other and appropriate owers in wreaths
and garlands. plate was placed each coffin. in
COL JOHN s. SLOCUM,
REGIMENT X. 1. w..
Killed. at the battle OF Bull run,
july 81 1851.
MAJOR SULLIVAN BAIIOU,
REGIMENT r. l. ",
Killed at the battle Of Blhl rum !
July p, 1861. !
CAPTAIN LEVI TOWER,
REslMEsr r l. ", !
Killed at the battle OF Bull run, !
JrLy 81, 1861. !
q. x
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

FSzs AsTs.--At snsdcor's, 76s Broadway, there is
bsas,iui nttle picture exhibition which presents
rrous eyiisnces u being original work by Murillo
re- scents spanish boy with hand organ and pet
ne sroshsi sTon H. II has all thu indications Of the
t0sgh sas peculiar coloria. Of this esteemed master.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
Personal InteIIig cnce.

Professor LOUIS Agassz, Vi .nbrige, Mass. arrived
nj the Everett House yesterday
s.J. Forster, Of Canada; George Dwight, of Spring
Gold, ana J. Chase aud Mr. Bgcow, OF Boston, stop
ping al the Brevoort House.
Cosoncl Reeve and C. H. webbsr OF tho United States
Army: G. Bowen OF the United States Navy; r. Nor
rsoa AM W. wright OF CINCINNATI {. II. Warren and
A. A. Perkins, of Boston; A. L. Hoppe. and $. N. Dewey,
Illinois, and Block, Of baltimore stopping at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel D. o. Grosvenor, OF Michigan; Captain VI. X.
Eintxng Of tho Uaited Strtcs Marine Corps Hon T. y.
Johnson, VI Connecticut q. 4. Williams, Of Buiito J.
n. Bowen, u chicago, and Thomas Chambers Of Phia-
dsiIhis, are stopping at the II. Nicholas Hotel.
Mayer Cranston Of Newport, r. j. Captain Hotchkss,
of kamrs; g. waiser aud wife, OF Lowell; d. W Weed.
Ohio, and y Tracey of Philadelphia are stopping ut
the Lalsrgs House.
Hon Dame. Giles aud wife, Of New HAMPSHIRE; Cap
tan French of tie United states Navy; Col s. b. Jcwett
of Rochester W. y. Winchester, r. Louvn y. Nsvins
Jr Blackburn anu family, and Mrs. u Nevps, Of B s.
lan q II. Pic ce, Of Dover, ". H., and q W. Book, ol
thsmans. stopping at the Astor House.
pr g. a. Mixer Of Buffalo: Lieut.. l.. r. Hopkins, OF
ws.s Point H. Richards, Il Milwaukee; J. r. Weller o
eatsktH. 7. +. koyt, % Hartford; j. Lloyd Abbot o
lAslnors r. Ferth, of Philado phia u. H. Anderson
garnnss a. ~ North, q New britain; Arthur N. East
naa o. Manchester, N. n r. y. ficston, r. b. Good
ssi D C. Aoagctt and 7. ID. Townsend, Of Boston, are
stGYing Al The with Avenue Hotel.
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The. Court OF Appeals.

4tt ,N ALBANY, March IS, 1862.
The following is the calendar of the Court or Appeals
for Saturday, March 23Nos &c, 2o 81 %, 3D. 30 81,
80, 33, 331.
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eaeni.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

Arrival and Reception Of the Hem~hns
of Colonel slocuni. Major baho" anu
Captain Tower-The Lying hh s'"'e
the Astor House-The Funeral To-day
How an. Remains Were Recovered, sc.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-01
OtEIlplHI9E NWEHHB
l1nbe1pnnenhettet Der cSuoeub.

@5eS@wlrs unS Rreb8, 8tuIen uno gtnI1weaungeu psr6en,
~polltanSis furrt, ipenn Die Piusn Abet6S uno WorsetS ge-
nppntsn werSen nnb ba& Ointment 9cbraudt, ime es Die Se-
brudten 8Uri4rtfen ssia9en. Auf ir0euo etner &5eie bsbaa-
teIt, bred:n eieje6W mieSer auf er1er au6ern SteHe aus.
OsS Ointment brin9t bic i}eu1ti9feit btuueg un6 Der patient
erbagt feine ooateuumene @eiunolet wieber. Sci Itlimmer
Tdlen Wenbe man eMpaS gprFGt al, I'm elmer lansen Sur