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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-13

CHANGE OF TINE. ON THE p. G. s. c. Il. r.
On and after this date passenger trains OH
the Pittsburg, Columbus and Cincinnati
railroad (via Panhandle route) will run as
follows:
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For Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
ING described property:
. A well improved farm OF % acres, six miles from
Columbus, on the Worthington road .
", well improved farm OF III acres on the road to
WorthingtOn. - - ~,'NN -
An improved farm of Gs acres in Hancocl, county.
\ central lot in the city of st. Paul.
Five lots in Omaha City.
Eighty acres in NicOlet county, Minnesota f ~
Forty acres in Blue Earth county Minnesota
Six hundred and forty acres in Potawalimie and
Audubon counties, Iowa, and the undivided half OF
seven thousand acres IN Holt and AtchsOn countless
Missouri.
oct2-dlw&wlt w.S.V.PRENTIsS.
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Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark R. R.
Trains Leave and Arrive at Newark

|. a'-JAl3 ,-3s al
FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test Of trial, and is constantly increasing in public
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and
cheapest made. Its price only rs cents. and each
bottle contains double the quantity of dye in those
usually sold for 81. "fN
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
process which renders it infinitely superior to any
dye In market. Being complete in one bottle. no
preparation is required. which greatly smplfest tn
application. .,,a...
4 INUSING THIS DYE you avoid that RUSTY
DEAD appearance by which dyed hair and whisker
are 50 readily recognized, when inferior article
has been used as it produces perfectly natural col
or Of any shade that is desired, from rich brow
to ajetty ustrous black. that will not smut crock
or stain the clothing. Invest rs cents and you will
be convinced. Sold by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. LIZ &. GhH. -t..s
A. I. MATHEWS. Manufacturer,
DEMAS BARNES d CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. JOS =" mayl0-deodly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-13

CHANGE OF TIME.-The following is the
new time-eard on the Little Miami & Co
lumbus & tXenia Railroad:
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S. SELLECK & Co.'S,
1855 and l5S South High street, corner of
Town. .-4 a. sept29.d2w
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CAPITAL STOCK $500, 900.
Par value and subscription Price,
.6f 10. $1,000 per share.
working Capital, 100000
No Personal Liability or Future AS
sessnents.
80 OFFICERS:
GEO. R. BLANCHARD. President.T =
JOHN W. SKILES, Vice President. >. .
R. E. CHAMPION, Sec'y and Treasurer.
Hon. G. N. OLDS, Solicitor. va
Lands Located III Ohio, West Virginia and
Pennsylvania.

THE EPROPERTIESOF OF THIS COMPA.
i ny consist of 423 acres Of the most desirable
OIL Lands in these States, selected with care and
Judgment by practical men, after prospecting and
examining the most productive regions and locali-
ties large part of it is situated on. Dunkard
creek, Green county, Pennsylvania, where, in pro-
portion to developments, the quantity and quality
of the Oil found is superior to Oil creek, it com
manding higher price in the Pittsburg market.
The lands in West Virginia are located in Mon
ongelia and Wetzell counties, and are considered
among the best in the State. - ls| & &
In Ohio, the Company property is locatedin Knox
county, where the indications are most favorable,
Oil of "a superior character as lubricator being
found at depth Of $50 feet, on adjacent lands, and
within few feet ef the Cou panv's property.
The Company are already sinking one we'll, and
have arranged to two more, as soon as the
necessary machinery can be put on'the ground
THREE WELLS have recently been struck only
short distance from the property of this Company.
EITHER ONE Of which would, in one year. nearly re-
pay ne entire cal pftdt Of the Cornpdnyo!q g' o..
The officers of this Company, in placing its stock
before the public, are eohfdeht that the induce
ments offered arc not suip passed by. any Company
in the country. The Capital Stock is small for the
amount Of valuayFe Oil territory the Company pos
sess, and the assurance Of speedy and large re-
turn to the stockholder is almost certain.
Full and detailed information given on applica-
tion tothe Sec etary and Treasurer. e. & =
81 A limited amount Of the Stock is now offered
for sale. Apply to cu,up,oN
apr9I-domN = n Secretary aud Treasurer! /,
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Notes Of Third Series. Of 1905 now
-n.--l .L,-n Ready. - y

10, The demand for the Second Series Of the
730 Notes was so great that the Treasury
Department. was unableto print them with
sufficient fapidity to fill the orders. 1t will
be, remembered that a, hundred millions
were subscribed and paid for in a single
week. The printing presses have finally
surmOunted the difficulty and on Wednes-
day, juno 7th, the deliveries of the Third
Series commenced, and will, be continued
with the same promptness that marked the
supply Of the notes Of the first and second
series. 1t has been this interruption of de-
Livery at the time ioishbscriptioni WHICH has,
given an appearance of falling off IN the
popular taking Of the loan-the great body
of small takers being ihwillingtO pay their
raoney unless theyreceivet their notesrright
in hand to carry them heme. IT is ex-
pected that alter this week the daily sub
scriptions to the Seven Tiiirties will
run up into millions, as they will undoubt-'
edly be stimulated by the opening of the
farmers wool markets East and West. 1t
= is not at all likely thatthe Goyernmentwil
ever again offer so desirable security as
these notes, and about two hundred mill
lions only remain to be taken. iaraoifapf-o1
With the close of the war the national
expenses will be vastly reduced, and in
vestors must look for a sharp reduction in
the rate of interest as soon as the present
loans become due, and can be paid off,
There is no reason why the United States
credit for money should ever again fall be-
low its credit for courage. The same spirit
that preserved the geographical integrity OF
the country will place its pecunta,y integri-
ty on par with that of the most favored
nationsr1and that will represent rate OF
interest Under rather than over four per
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LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.
100000 Acres.

THE SUBSCKTBER, AGENT FOR
i the sale ofthe Agricultural College Land Scrip,
granted by Act Of Congress to the State OF Pennsyl
vania, will receive sealed bids Tor the whole any
part Of said Scrip until the twentieth day Of june
1s65. '-. u ..fH ,. o. IiYg 5rl .-,... .,.
Each piece of the Scrip entities the holder to locate
16O acres of any Of the public lands of the United
ance with the Act of Congress of 1859.
The title is direct from tho United States to this
Comm nwealth, and the Scrip being assigned in
blank under the hand and seal Of the Surveyor Con
eral becomes and safe representative of prop
erty, and may be transferred by mere delivery.
The purchaser may locate his Scrip at once, or
hold it without payment of taxes or other expenses
for location or sale at any future time, , .. ,.
-'f9grH FORM OF BIDS. llof a5I
will take - pieces of Scrip at - cents an
ISIGHED WITH NAME AND RESIDENCE IN FULL
CONDITIONS. .fA
/. Bids must be for 100 acres or multples of that
S1 Ths e. bids bids are to be marked on the envelope
3. The bids are to be opened on Thursday, June
1855, at the office of the Surveyor General in Har
risburg in the presence of the Governor, Surveyor
General, and Auditor General. '. .1y ...-..J
4. One-fourth of the purchase money to be paid at
notice of the award is deposited in the Postofhce,
and the balance ON delivery Of the Scrip, twenty
days afterwards. -.-U- e., 2 ~ ...jy.r,....,
s. No bid Of less than seventy-five cents per acre
will be considered. Address,
~ iIa'- ..I Agricultural College,
may25-d&wt20thi lg CENTRE COUNTY, Pa.
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Notice ,yEis e55a TO gssH Stock: Men.

rT,HEj SUBSCRIBER HAS 100 HEAD
J. Of No. l picked 2 year old CATTLE FOR SALE.
The stock were we'll wintered and nearly all areb IA
Thorough Bred short Horn. iroo
Weighing 1000 lbs grbssi Also. d. thorough bred
yearling Cotswold BUCKS, and 30 EWES and
LAMBS III thorough bred, and as good stock a.
anyin Aen'ucky' horVWs WIKI. 7. VWSio0ioDfoRD, sg9
FIVE miles south Of Paris, Ky on the North Middle
t0wnpike. 400 s'G3s adl Di nppppsSit7TWSe'i N ei
Tasan % IiR ,isls eaiuogil9 sid3 III bIsa 81
I 81 enoitshimonol shj tol lovsf nj yIspoei
/ Hpgcaa .9o1
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QDblq. Sit;ats,s';r1>l.1l,a:o1lr,.: 81 MAJ ::
LINES ON TIE CELEBRATION OF
,.' PEACE.
ny THOMAS HOOD.

'''g ny THOMAS HooD.1t 9laH o .n.
''pl "i 1N" -----r-- .UIg !Hu1iiBa q
And iB It thus ye welcome Peace, u.,', ,,.,j,pt.
q .ifErpm Ihon1hsof fQrtyrpop1ding Boresy ~,
o, cease exploding Cahn9ns! ceasc, '''-' ~ :"
~ Lest Peace, affrighted, shiuh our shores! Du
Not 50 thequiet Queen should come; ...,
But like Nurse TO still our Fears, '''
With shoes of List, demuTely dumb, .rrI
And Woolor Cotton in her Farsi c...t...I.
She asks for no triumphal Arch; b'iIiulrr .
No Steeples for their noisy Tonguess ..I ,l.i
Down Drumsticks, down. She needs no March,
Or blasted Trumps from brazen Lungs; ''
/, She wahts.no Noise Of mobbing Threats
h To tell that she is drawing nigh; .'- .' s"'
Why this Paia1e Of scarlet Goats, yi9yI,d .H
When War has closed his bloodshot eve!
Returning 10 Domestic Leyes, 1 ......c,,r ...
When War has ceased with all its.lfs,
Captains should come like sucking Doves, 70 a-
y With0liye Branches in their. Bills. ...
No need there ID Of vulgar Shout. rl... ..... ....
Bells. Canpons, Trumpets, Fife and Drum,
Toilet us know that Peace is conB; I 90
And Soldiers marching all about. fc,,.,..., q.
Lo! where the Soldier walks, alas! "J .-u.iT
With Scars received on foreign Grounds,
Shall we consume in colUrCd Glass ll1IDn ai
The Oil that should be poqr'd, in wounds?
The bleeding Gaps ofwar 10 close, q B 9n.r,.
Will whizzing Rockets, Flight avail?
Will Squibs eplivep Orphans Woes?
Or Crackers cheer the W idows 4 ate2 . . i...'
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AMannY Reunion.

g. The numerous friends of our old edito-
rial confrere, Gen. A. Banning Norton, Of
Texas, will be gfatitied to learn that he has
just been reunited to- his wife after a long
and painful separation caused by the great
rebellion. Mrs. n. with two OF her young
est children made the trip by carriage, wag-
on, canal. gunboat, steam boat, and railroad
cars, having been three months on the way,
and arrived just as the General was on the
point of em6arking for Texas. But a few
days before, he had apprised us of his hay-
ing procured material and workmen for re-,
suming the publication of his journal at the
capital of his State; and we now learn that
as soon as his ''better half' is fairly rested,
he will take up the line of march for his
home. ,, Having notified the Foreman ofhis
office (who also is Union refugee) to start
from New Orleans, and as soon as the stars
and stripes wave over the capital at Austin,
to commence re-issuing the Southern In
teligenCer," only changing the title to the
2 "Uhion Intelligencer," he to-day received
a letter dated Brazos Santiago, Texas, adj
vising of his arrival there en- route to Aus
tin. Gen. Norton has never relinquished
the thought of returning to his Texas home
and avowed that as HIS paper was the last
advocate of the Union cause in the Lone
Star State, it shall be the first to herald the
glad tidings of peace and Union. '''" .'
- He WAS one OF the few members of the
Texas Legislature voting against secession,
was at that time also Adjutant General of
the State, "a warm supporter of General
Houston, whose life he designs to publish,)
and editor of the Union paper at the capt.
tai. Forlhis devotion to the Union he was,
compelled to suffer, and we know of none.
who has made greater sacrifices and main-
tanned his integrity under more trying cir
cumstanCeS In returning TO Texas he will
resume the publication OF. his paper and the
practice of his profession. To those who
have occasion to advertise or wish a spicy,
and able paper, published in the South, we
would recommend Norton's IMeHigencer /;
and to those who have occasion for the SER
vices of an efficient, eloquent, energetican and
reliable lawyer, and land agent we would
advise the employment of Gen. A. Banning
q Norton; Of Austin, Texas iEHis acquaint-
ance is seuniyersai asit0 require no, rpartic-,
ular reference. The best wishes of the good
people of Knox County will follow this true
and tried Unioti man. 2iWeiwish him much
and joy future success.-M. Y Vernon Banner.
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OHIO STATE ASYLUM; FOR IDI0TS,l
II - UOLUMBUs, Quo, May 10, 1865.

OIlU a. ~ irhp 10y
I5l II G0LUMBUs, OHIO. May II, 1865.
nv ACT OEoTHE GENERAL ASSEm-
b bly, of Ohio. passed March =, 1854, the sum Of
Twenty Five Thousand dollars was appropriated
for the pirpose of purchasing site and erecting
hudpgs for the use Of this Institution; and BY the
AT of ApriL 1865 an additional sum Of Fifty Thou
sand dollars was appropriated for the same purpose;
and nv the SHINE acts the Trustees were authorized
10 "receve by gift tract Of land suitable fora site
for said Asyl1m, and in such locality in the State
consideffds heathfulness of situation facfifty OF
access, prices of living and cost Of land and build
sirabeand bestsuited for the purposes Of said In
stitution." ~
Said Trustees are, also, by the act organizing tho
Instituton. passed AprilI7 1857, and by jontreso-
luton agreed to on the llth day of May, 1851, au-
therized to receive and hold land, money. or build
ing materials for the benefit OF said lnstitution.
The Trustees invite attention 10 the foreeoing ac-
tion of The General Assembly, and would be happy
10 receive any propositions when benevolent indio
vidnals or corporate authorities may feel disposed
In make for donations therein specified or for sale
If land for sta suitable for said Institution Not
iess than thirty acres will beaocepted as site, mn
isss moroccan be purchased adjoining atfa fairrates.
Propositions for donation or sale OF land Tor site
10 be directed to the Trustees care Of q; a; DOR
EN-, M. d., Superintendent the Qhio State Asy-
ium for Idiots, Columbus, Ohio. and made previous
to the 18th day of june next yEEFs "a u f,sss
\. s; T0IW2cNSSSlHtEND.) SSlt Trustees Ohio Asylum
j. a.. .LUTZ, Il It'll - n 7F
mayl6- -deodmt .l4I.l .A.Rf
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SUDDEN DEATH.--We were panied to
hear OF the sudden death Of Mr.. John Mill
holen, of Morgan township, Scioto county,
, on Tuesday, the 23d uIti, ats o'clock p. NJ
He had been in usual health, and on the
day of his death had been at work in his
garden. About II O'clock he complained OF
being unwell, and was assisted to his house,
where he continued to grow worse, and eX-
pired about O'Clock. We believe that DR..
Warwick, who was called in. pronounced
his disease to be .apoplexy, He leaves a
wife and three children to mourn his sud-
den decease.-W duerly Republican. r1stiuoc
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the mental g1raspof Mr.. Smith, wewill ex7 d1rtAs

the mental graspof Mr.. Smith, wewill ex-.
press)it thus There are-stil great social
and political meliorations to be effected at
the South which we deem
essential to the highest well-being of our
country and of all our people. We see not
how to effect these changes without power
full Southern help; and, where aIlabor OF.
love is to be performed, we. coiIsider20ne
live man worth more thanr tWo dead ones.r
YOU cah't h&pg, men (eyepy by proxy and
reasonably calculate on theft flifther co-op1'
Grafton and support; and we want the
hearty good will and active help of as many
Southern Whites as possible inplaeiDg the
Southern Blacks in that position (which
seems vital to the well-being of all classes
and of every section. Hence (among other
reasons) our hostility to Hanging in the
premises, and to any equivalent. Of G1i-...G,
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isotisdol d2ns Of lo-3. s ar oieIsao 10
'.l2ne?loa
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4 noo DOZEN SUPERIOR 200 jYDs
I9U0U Spool Cotton Thread reduced to scents
SPOOL aeeens per d9Hsn gpasS %s6E y.lu'
mcha7r 1fa II Nos. % to 20 South High Stttoh Z
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ToB A l. LIS .uso
OHIO REAPER and MOWER.

'n,HEr MOST, SIMPLE, MOST DURA- :
BILE and for many other reasons the best MIA II q
chine in use either as af 5idRna Alg0w u sia1 ol,
Reaper or Mower noqn
Steel Tooth, and Revolving Horse Rakes. Horde
Ptchforks, Shovel PloMs. &C., for sale,by
sG noitstuqsW WMi A. 81 GILL !. a SONS, osn, ,r
may so-emw, aei,a,t-' Columbus, Ohio
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9TRAYED.

mayle'd@s q dSW GTTS MUArW1 4rsryN
eHSa nynoG ',, .cE hgIoi -d uH ssuitorE
t-.1M su!aiEa 7sn iem!!irt 5e1t
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-08-10
9fr bunf(e 8riei bes Gen. Cor.

Ser @lspelano 4saoer, Elm cntihiseenes Neclttis
pnss 9latt I'M Sinne Der 98eitsrn &elerpe, fnost
.feinsn Saum," Den lansen Brief hss Sen. Ger mits
aut6silen unp trinst mr. sinsn IusSn9 ans eenislz
len. Ser Qsansr 1T Gin u~nseulein 9rrBes td9lthcs
8latt uno Der 9crnano ufsin &aum," 1T eben nur
Gin 3cr,ranc. SSren mir, mas Der Seaner iiter bic
Gpi1sl leines @curernsurss 6 annibaten Su ia9en bat:
.Giele ginwentungcn lieBsn it'd taseaen MAIDEN an6er Tenn
ratifalsn, BEN fat isser Senfsr ss9sn ZEN gruneessanten ses
9riefes = haS bic teiten GaTen iia pUn Sans aus feinsli9
oeosuTberHebeu. erbeteu wire. sIber bic SeipredunS Res Fla=
mes lit oeaenwGrtia nibt nur ni1t nbtbi8. loneern aud nn=
ppGti5b. lS,atarli6 y Mie Gen. Gpr iebr ridtis temertt,
81 fommt Ter geaentans. iebf nenn ct ais @cnsernpr er=
wSblt uereen Solte, niht inter feline 9ptmdbisfeit unc 10 lans
oe feline 9nIihten nibt pom anrern an9encmmen ans rorse=
5dpten mereen, baben ie nidt ntsbr gewidt ale ieiner periSn=
lidsn aniubt sufOmmt.
spon mirp beme:fe tab Der General hurdaus per=
}aumt. bic 3raae in 9etreT rss Neser-S timmre4ts in bie=
5sm staate AZ beantmorten. 98ir behauern tise, Ia eics
cine srase lit, Iber wel5e bic auit9ten hes Sen. Cor ale eou=
vernon ron oiel. srObsrer @idtistsit iinr ais Die irsenb zines
anteren ~ein;elnen Bar8srs."
Ser 9saeer mirp DEN Sen. Scr trcsaasesm bod
unterliisen, renn CT fsnnt i'm ais einen ScSlins
Stslim's, Der in Der 1slrg8stunS fir Den Ns8er
Icsrsit ains als ir9sno Gtner. Ser Ssansr msiB
pobl, nas Der Brisf MIR Elm Herluh 1T, um init ben,
@rlfe Blinnefub 81 lpielsn, es Bu rerrirrsn unS bic
Neaer= StinlmrehtsfraSe in sinen cihtsn Hetel ju
biqen.
Sic Committee tefrast Den Gsneral UNI feline Nns
fihten iber bic gtesers Stimmrshtstrasei III Den ihe'
Iihen Staaten. @r a%ntrpcrtet naraif, Dap be 2Sets
zen uno bic 9tsasr i'm Sinsn niht aaf prlitilh 9leis
dem 6u6 ,uiatnmenlebe n fDnnen nnD ihlaSt sinsn
4lar our 2rsnnunS DIT teiosn STATEN auf li'oltd''m
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Sp Iicbeu lie bic SpIOatclt.

Sem gierarf, S6tc, v9oprfats" lisfert Elm Gins
ienesr bic fclaennen Sbatlahen, Die nsulih fst Dem
ardblihen llnalifsfaue auf Der Sentral Sbic Gtz
ientabn ium 8prlheiu farnen mrtei cine Mnz
;atl Srlnaten, bic bier in @rlumtus austeSablt
ipprnsn tparsn uno mad ibrsn Ssimatbsn in Sairz
Tslo County 3uriidfcbrtcn, 9etrntet nnn rsrlsstwur
Ben:
uSie 1hrsrrerpuneeten Seleaten laasn tlutenb
auf Der 8atn. Sic 2sute in Der Nahtarihaft rhs
neten ben 0srnunpetsn ibre 9GuIer uno tbaten als
les, nm i6re 9eicen ju linrern. SO blisb bios Der
u9cpalitdt" htsrlafen, cen alausnfuB in ~fcl9ennsr
2Ssiie 5u 5siSen. Gin Sepiiier j. Y. Scbinst. Gin
itsrlaufsnrer, NeserlieteneerMtrliticnif, Der in Ger
Nadtarfhaft mrbnt, mar nit leinem Subrtperf in
Der gtdbe uno man erluhte i'm, cine MnSabl Der
0srpunrstsn nah einem Sauie 81 faeren, no fir
i6re Nufnabme 9crfebrun9en 9etrcnsn trcresn MAJ
rem. Ater bieIsr Scloaten tel enne Yatrict metz
serte 1b bartnGdis unp psrlansts IL Cellars @rrs
austeiablung. Ntan bct ibm $40, ater eas mar
i'm III renis ,nS nun ~rsrlcren Die llmifc9encen Die
Schulz, ben,dhtistsn ith oes gSaSeas uno te,ahls
ten ibm feinsn Sent rrn Nehteme9en.
Sin s%smi1sr @burles Nef, Der in Ger Nahfarz
ihaft nptnt unD rGbreno Der lcsten rier SABRE nit
arcber 8sasiitsruna fir ben Ns9sr ihrie uno 9eSen
Sic vScprsrteaos" miitbsts, lisB ih fit Bic Scrtz
lhafuns elmer Nnsabl rsr,runeeter Scloaten aut
lsincm 2Sasen mad Satrfslo COUNTY $50 t~esablen.
aluosrc tcten auss aui nm Den &sioencsn ~tsi5ulfcz
ZEN, Is rel atsr Gismanrsn icnt i'm Sraumc Elm,
aud nur eiusn Sent 81 tersdnsn. tSauisr 'pnreen
seEfnet, Bstten rrn Den Seutcn 9erssrihtet, AsrSte
e,ltsn bilfreid berbsi, afsr Nismano ~perlanSte See
3abluns. anger DEN ctisen ~Yatricten."
~gplpatsn, ibr isbt ME cs ifsbt. Sic Scpalen
batsn fetnsn GetrauA mebr fir euh. Nls es nod
osmrfraiiihe Srudscisn Sn mcbsn uno Butternnt
@%Ortsdnaosln atiursi6en gas, na ihmsidslts man
euh uno ~fcrrcrte suh auf, ras 81 tAnn, 'rc5u risls
Yatripten ieltit 81 feise maren. gtsr nun, istl ttr
aussemuitsrt isio, mibt ibr binter cen SShnen Ntrts
fa's iuriidisben; ibr ieip nidbt Itwar5 ssnn9 fir
Die Grtsssnbsit. SIR lcutst Die @critat esbrauHt
tatsn, surs @eihtsr sa iA,par;en rno cure Saare
in &rfcn AT lseen, sbe i9e eaa BET G%clutntia @ens
tire ben Der 9abn rsrfen liebst. Mc9r ipater. -
Srlt"