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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-01-18

: Lost On the nth Between the Post Office
and she Park, a small bunch OF K eys; the finder
will confer favor on the owner by leaving
them at this Office
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ALEX. BEATH,
j.. M. Kellogg, Committee
PhILANDER JUDsoN.

Moved, That when we adjourn, we adjourn tt
meet Sat :, Feb. Sd, at the II H. to adopt Cunsti-
tuition and BY Laws, and discuss such othei
subjects as present themselves concerning tht
interests of. the Wool Growers of Kenoshs
County. .zsBz5 &ar vssssB
Then followed a lively discussion upon the
merits and dement's of the Associations, finally
closing with the one great question agtatec
in Kenosha and vicinity 70 witt ''The Wooer
Factory : in which Messrs. Case, Blackman
Simmons. Thorp, Kellogg, Lindsay, and Rev
F. b. Norton participated Facts were presen
ted, which are of interest to every intelligen
man concerning the relation which should exis
between Farmers and manufacturers Producers
and Containers, Country and City. "a
Rev. F. b. N orton5 earnestly and ell, quentl,
described the beauty, grandeur, and resourse
OF this illjmitable west, and contended tina
manufactures must be located in our midstsbe
fore this grea; and beautiful country could b,
fully developed, and its people reahze "a just re
lnuaeration for their la bors. Adjourned.
PHILANDER JUDsON, Chm.
/ b. l.. DODGE, Sec'y.
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Oyster supper in Saiem.-Wecali the
attentienaof our read RS in the town of Salem tc
the card among our special notices, ann oanc
ing an Oyster Supper at the house of w. Nun
son, on Thursday evening next, the 25th iBst =
The proceeds. we understand are TO be DEVOTED
to the-repairing Of the Church . Liberty cor
ners.a Eyefybodyis invited tpAttend
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Wool Growers Meeting.

Pursuant to call Of Agr'l. Society, a meeting
was held at their Hail, Jan. 18th, 1866, for the
purpose of forming a Wool-Growers' Associa-
lion.
Phlander Judson, was appointed Chairman,
B. L. Dodge, Secretary After remarks by
ganization, it was moved and carried, that Il
Committee OF three be a. pointed by the House
TO draft Constitution and By Laws.
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HUDSON FOX,
Licensed AuctiOneeY,
AU TiONEER.

Is prepared to sell at auction, every description
property anywhere in Kenosha county at short notice
Post Office address, KEEosHA, WIS, 5m26
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Total expense 90. - ----.--- 50, oV3 Z
Deducting from the balance in the
Treasury in 1864 as published, amnt
of county sorders and jury certif- ss
Gates &C., paid by Co. Treasurer
since that time, up to the Treasurer's
report in Nov. 1868 leaves balance
in Treasury of Observation-Disclosures. 81, 693 3:
Kenosha. jan - 1866.
>~.{tryRf IJ.sV. QUARLES..
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head Kidneys bladder womb and blood affections
Of the urinary orgrns, gravel scrofula rheumatism,
tarrh, Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia.
Our Practice is not Of experiment, Of twenty
years standing founded the laws Of Nature, with years
OF experience and evidence sustain it, Do not
20 build up make SICK to make weno harsh treat t.
no triing no hattering. We know the cause and &c
remedy needed work butsknowledge gained ny
years OF experience in the treatment Of these diseases
clusiyelyno encouragement without prospect Candid
in opinions, reasonable charges, claim not
know everything everybody but do claim to rea-
son and common We invite the sick, matter
what their aim call investigate before they aban-
don hope, make ntsrrogatons and decide io themselves
1t will cost nothing, consultation is Tree This is the
Sixth year that have visited this place aud shall max
viEits oryears regularly the daysof thewee
3yery eight week.. I. FLY Egr
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r1enosha Fi,e DepnrImea,.--At til,

FNemOsha Fire Departmental the
annual meeting ol The Kenosha Fire Departs
ment held M oEdsy evening Jan. 8th 1866, the
following officers were, unanimdusly elected
= 5 Y. Bgande Priest.
T. T. Beut, Vce-Pres't.
Ii. H. Hawks, Sec'y. %
G. d. Head, Treas u
David Bone, Collector.
|. w. Webster, Chief Engineer
z. Schendt, LIST Assistant.
h. Simmons, ID 90 -.
s. S. G.. johnson, "a g tE r}.s#.
The following persons were recommended to
the Common Council as Fire Wardens
LIST. Ward, D. Crosit,
ID 90 Peter Becker,
Sd ." Thomas Kane, @a
4th q Matt. Stahl.
The following Resolution was passed by a
unanimous vote, aud ordered published.
! That the numerous fires occurring in The
cities of our State, renders il incumbent upon
every Fireman to be watctIul and on the alert
to save our beautiful city from the effect of the
devouring element and, that it behooves the
Common Council TO be warned in time, of the
condition of the Fire apparatus, reservoirs, Sc,
/ and to take measures to second the praiseworthy
efforts of the several Fire Companies Of the
city, and to encourage them to pursevere by
furnishing all requisite facilities for the extin
3 guishment OF fires. Fl. III. HAWKS, Secy
kenosha Fire Department.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
nnarn Honae.

The Opera House was hall OF enehant-
,5ment last night. There was crowded audi
torium. Mile. Vestvali appeared in a new
' character. Instead OF a Hebrew mother,
she was last night an Italian hero and
lover, She was Angelo in the play Bel
Demonio, a drama, full Of romance, love
conspiracies and air-breadth 'scapes" Of
the genuine Italian type. The action of the
play was rapid the scenes and incidents
lively and startling, and the tableaux
grand aud impressiye.ir.. suba.uoag. N
VestvaIi was equally goodin this play as
the hero-lover, as she was the preceding
night as the mother, in search OF her lost
child. Her impersonation ofthe character
was so perfect that it would have been diff
ficult for any one not knowing the fact, to
persuade himself that the hero Of the story
was woman in disguise. 600 r9d o.. ,.sa
vestvalf was we'll supported by the COM
pany. Miss Clara Morris was Lena, the
beloved Of Angelo, and she played the part
with life and vivaclty. Messrs. e. M
Day, Mark Bates, r. Stephens and 9TH
yers in the drama gave fine effect to their
respective impersonations. 3, ... u-. >.
Another new and lively play will be
presented to-night-the Fool and his Mas
term which Vestvali will appear in
another new character, and demonstrate
% the great versatility of her almost unequal
d ed talent and dramatic power. .Hi 0' e. '
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
PennsrIxnnin I1IecsIon.

In noticing the result Of the Pennsylvania
election. the Harrisburg Patriot and linton
says: "GEARY's majority has reached
17,17s only through the most extensive and
bare-faced frauds upon the ballot-box. Not
only were legal Democratic voters denied
their rights in hundreds Of instances, in dis
union counties and districts, but colon
izing' was resorted to In the most open and
flagrant manner. The manner in which
the disunionists 'colonized' In the iron dis
tricts, and in Indiana and Westmoreland
counties (JoHN CovoDE's district, has al
ready been alluded to, as well as the fact
that the oil counties Of the Northwestern
part Of the State were filed with
nomadic Yankee Abolltionists, who have
all absquatulated since the election. Every
Democratic paper in the State has exposed
cases of fraud and corrupticn-some Of
them shameful and gigantic-perpetraated
by the disunion leaders, in order to thwart
the will of the people. But day Of reck-
oning will Gomez 9aJ.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
FmANKLIN co nmoN PLEAS.

A. TUESDAY, Nov. g..
The State of Ohio against Charles Har-
ris. Indictment for burglary. Verdict
guilty, k M W
The State Of Ohio against james McDon1
aid. Indictment found atthe present term
for grand larceny, in stealing, on the first
of June last, from Philemon Hess watch
valued at 800. M. II. Mann for the prose-
cution; Converse and Case for the defense
Trial lVerdict-gulty of grand larceny IN
stealing property OF the value of $50. q "a
The State of Ohio against VIM. Arthur
(colored). Indictment found at the present
term for grand larceny, committed on the
first Of April last by breaking in the day
time into an clubhouse, near the residence
of Reuben E. Champion, aud stealing
tberefrom two pistols and several articles
OF mems clothing. N. II, Mann for the
prosecution; Converse and Taylor forfthe
defense. Trial Testimony given, and case
submitted, without argument by counsel,
to the jury under the charge Of the Court
&. The State of Ohio against George VIII
llams (eolored boy). Indictment found at
the present term Tor grand larceny. Case
continued to next term, .,s1 of Is,,ya,,,,r
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I1IIInnn-OmcIaI.

The official returns from all the counties
of Indiana, show aRepubiican maj jlrity oil
l4.5l6 on the State Ticket, and l2,65l on
Co6CressTaen. q Notwithstanding this small
Radical majority on the popular vote, that
party gets eiqht Congressman whilst the
Democratic get but three. To make tne case
still palmer. the facts may be stated thus /:
The Radicals polled lin round nnmbers,)
l68,OOO votes and get eight Congressman.
The Democrats poIled l56, 900 votes and get
barely!three Oongressmen. This results 70
a considerable degree from the tricky man
ner IN which the State is divided into Con
gressional dist lets. But the case In In
diana is not as bad as it is in Ohio. Here
we polled 2l5,00O Democratic votes ana yet
we oet hut three congressman On the
other hand, the Radicals who opolled 252OOO
oct sixteen. In the two States Of Indiana
and Ohio, the 200 Democratic voters are
allowed but siz Congressman; whilst the
100000 Radicals in the same States are al
lowed ttoenty-four Congressman. Was any
thing ever more unfair ?-Pldin Dealer.
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T.n.rnI ., senator XvrIwhl.

sThefuneral ofthe deceased Senator took
place on Saturday afternoon at feWark'
The large number OF persons VINO assgm- ass, u
bled towltness the last ceremOn,es pa'd "
the dead, testified BY thelr agtenuanSe, N III
Guiding, asit did, representaelvesoi u al par
ties, the respectwhi was Ielt LOT nlm a as q
man and a statesman. hrayers weIe NY Le"S o
at the late residence OF tne ueceaSeJ, Soi ~. @ o
Park place alCer wn,cn trs smo rs roiat;~es
companied by the pall-bearers, relaCVes,
friends and physicians, were,p4rne te
cDurcn, Wnere Iney "oIo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
hIeond scuTDture WorIrs.


We call attention to the notice in another
column of the Marble and Sculpture estab-
lishment Of Messrs. RackIe, Zimmerman y
Co., successors to Messrs. Kendall, Booth q
Co., at No. 80 East Gay street-Mr. George
Rackie being the sculptor 10 the establish
ment. zilfo. ; .aJ fuHpuf -un.sEg
Persons can befurnished at this establish
ment with marble and sculptured work of
any description for monuments, tombstones,
casts, models, table-tops, mantles, decorar
tions in churches and private dwellings,
&C., &c. The work will be executed prompt
ly to order, and the material and workman
ship guaranteed to be the best of the kind
and quality ordered. Persons desiring any
marble or scnlptured work should call at
No. so East Gay street. ,Df
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
sharp Practice In miniature.

Little Frank" Great Cesar, mother,
what big apple ,i-t4aoo fo .,..tt.@I
Mother" It's wicked, Frankly, to'9say
Great Cesar I've often Teproved you for
using this bad word, which you have
learned from the boys in the street, but you
keep on repeating it. Now ] tell you what
win do. will give you five cents not 70
say Great Cesar any more" earsT 100
aIt's bargain, mother" cried the little
four.y year-old, and the money was paid.
Two or three daysafterward, little Frank
came running into the house from his play
on the street, his eyes glistening and his
cheeks red with excitement: "Mother
mother, I've learned new word from the
boys. It's Great Peter Give me fyi
cents more, and rllquit saying that too"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07

THE Ladies' Association Of the German
Independent Protestant Congregation OF
Columbus will have Fair for the benefit OF
the Church at Wenger's Hall. The fair will
commence this evening at z o'clock, and
the next day doors viii be open from 2
o'clock p. M. gE'.'1 ~ m'i H4r ha-liy
There will be musical entertainment in
the tastefully decorated Hall every evening.
Admission % cents. ID no Ia+ Of 5pe Ial
,nov6-2ts atpu-5a u TIE COMMITTEE.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07

A preliminary examination was had be-
fore George w, Meeker, ESQ., yesterday
afternoon, in the case of Wallace Bennett
and Jacob Houston, arrested for an assault
and battery on Peter Harrington, Post
master, at his Office in Alton in thiscounty,
with intent to kill. Some forty witnesses
were subpenaed in the case, and the exam-
ination occupied the greater part Of the af-
ternoon. The defendants, Bennett and
Houston, were held to bail, in the sum ol
5000 each, to answer in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, the charge Of assault and bat
terry only. i5. .t .a.l ojai .rg..-d yi.-r
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The Elections on Tuesday-Cheer-
~ ~ imG Indications.

The Elections on Tuesday-Chcer-
!, ~ a. Ing IndIcations.
The few returns Of Tuesdays elections
We have received as we write furnish
great encouragement to Democrats and
Conservatives. Baltimore has, in allproba-
bility, been carried by the Democrats and
Conservatives. This is glorious. The Radi-
Gals were confident they had Out-generaled
the Conservatives, which would enable
them to carry the city and the State.
And New York city has rolled up ma
jority of at least $4,000 for HOFFMAN, the
Democratic candidate for Governer. Ap,
pearances justify us in indulging the hope
that the State OF New York has been car
ried by HoFFMAN.j Atall events, the DEM
ocrats and Conservatives have made grand
fight in Maryland and New YoHkd The
result in these States must anew inspire
Democrats to renewed ,labors In behalf 81
Union and the Constitution. .9f1'n' sDc ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
Change.

By reference to our advertisement col
umn it will be seen that the copartnership
heretofore existing between Ed. Lane and
Charley Bradley has been dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. Bradley retaining
possession Of the saloon No. 165 South High
street. Charley is we'll known in this city
as an old, popular and reliable railroad
conductor on the Little Miami, Columbus
and Xenla r. R., and has in this city hosts
of friends who will see that he gets his
share of business. NDH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07

A poor man, named Peter Gamer, who
lived In the north part of town, on Mt.
Vernon sti ieet, met his death on last Satur-
dav evening, after dark, by shocking ac-
cident. he was sitting In his cart driving
His horse, which was blind, across Buck
inrham street, at the ditch leading to the
loo pond. when the horse and cart fell into
the ditch, and the poor man was thrown
out. under the cart, and his neck broken,
bv one Of the wheels, it Is supposed, pass
ii,g over it. A wife and three children
ate bereayed by his death NepGrE Adso-
cate.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
LOG Al N Ew p.
supretno Court of ohio.

} The Court met pursuantto adjournment
at the Courtroom in the State Capitol on
Tuesday, Nov. 6, at lOA. NJ. The Judges
were all present, and engaged in consulta-
tion on business before the Court. No fur
ther call of the docket will be made, until
the meeting of the Court at the next regu-
lar term, commencing on the first Monday
in December next. '." W y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
Fair for Inc sister. of the Good

There will be meeting at Naughton
Hall this wednesday, afternoon at 8
O'Clock, to make arrangements for the
above Fair, which is to be held the last
week in November. l.. 1-.' 3t
All persons who are willing to contrib
ute by their exertions, or by material aid
to this most worthy object, are invited to
attend. ..'.'I.' .'. 1909 'i.'' p"
lis hoped the attendance will be such
as the occasion demands. .7i.rr CIT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
heartburn.

So called from gnawing pain and heat
about the region of the stomach, accom-
panied with nausea, and the belching of
thin watery acidulous liquid, especially in
the morning, are the common symptoms
To rid yourself of this troublesome com
plant, avoid articles offoOd that easily un-
dergo fermentation, take RoBACK's sToM.
AcH BrrrERs three times a day, In water
and adhere to a dry diet for short time
and you will find yourself cured. 5-o'g
Z. noY7-d&M1W ...l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
l1nonrn,oolrntlon ii Of New Albany.

The County Commissioners at final
hearing, on Tuesday, Nov. 6, of the petition
for the incorporation of the town OF New
Albany, in Plain township, being satisfied
that the proceedings were in all respects in
accordance with law, ordered that the in-
corporation of the same be granted, and
that the petition, with the allowance In
dorsed thereon, be passed over to the County
Recorder ,.. .... .a.t .... L. .f r... I'D. ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
RMS Allowed.

At a session of the County Commission
ers held Nov. 8, the following bills were
allowed g.. ..,.i,e.. h. ..,. ..,.....
EFT. DeLany, for services as counsel for
the defense in the case of the State Of Ohio
against John Slater, indicted for robbery,
$50. o.. =. .,..,. t.t sJro......sJ
Jarvis Landon, in part for repairing
Clark bridge over Big Walnut, $2O9sIY
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
puu.,nrtpHIA dispatch saws: 9TH

tA A PHnADELPHIA dispatch says: "The
trial Of Campion for the murder Of young
Cyprian In . house Of III fame, some
months ago, was continued to-day. The
evidence is very strong against him, and
he has suddenly gone crazy. This win not
save him from the gallows."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07

LARGE SALE Of Furniture and Household
Goods at Sells Brothers Auction store, No
So N. High street, on Thursday, November
9Th, as l01a A. NJ. Also two good Show
Cases. .'' l't 70 it'. nov7-2t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07

DEAR READER-w would you have your
food set well upon your stomach, your
digestion regular, and no trouble from sick
headache, sour, stomach, constipation; in
short, would you be cured Of dyspepsiRS
then use Goes Dyspepsia Curesb 1t is GER
tain remedy in all such cases. p, a7-d&wlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
Fresh Ovaiters.

Gus. Hennebo is daily receiving Stanber-
ry, Walker & Co.'s celebrated Oysters.
Dealers and others can be supplied WHOLE
SALE or RETAIL at No. 10 West Broadway.
h oet3l-dlw mill. -i,...r,r.f. .,. -..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
Pinno Tuning.

Orders left at j, Harris & Co.'s Store, No
SO North High street. will l,tbe attended to
bv lsu lm'Tig fHol % 2 4. CoRNELIsoN. &
7'oct27-tf nlm .atJ.gs O. Ei -ulqgH ,s3iii-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
WhoIesalc nIllIInery Goods.

The largest and cheapest stock of Millin-
cry goods ever brought to this city can be
found at Mrs. A. E. Souder's in the Post
office. 5..e .'gag aaa 7..ag sept14-tf Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07
Police court.

Saturday, Monday and yesterday, the
Mayor had no criminal business to trans
act Whatare we coming to {? a'r s'.,araf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-07

DEM. STATE Cen. Con-. RooMs,l
Or rrnfaTta 0ct. "a. 1866.

aT DEN. STATE Cen. Con-. RooMs,l
sI 8 COLUMBUS Oct, 20, 1866. !
There will be meeting of the members
Of Che Democratic State Central Commit-
tee. and other leading Democrats, on on
Thursday, November sth, at II o'clock A
M, at the Committee Rooms, 9a7 South
High street, Columbus, o.. A full attend.
ance Is requested. s9iy 10 sta,- bsi.
JoHN @. THOMPSON, Chm,
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No. es sEastTOwn ST.. columbus, y
SEALED . PROF OSALS
WILL BE RECEIVED AT TAlS OF
IpVV' fce until 'i l' cu'NNH '..i U'"1H2

h Monday, the 18th day NOVember, D
at o'clock P. NJ for furnishing nAterialSand do
ing the following work, to9wit :loiuE "a sl.lsaq
For making Twenty inch pipe Sewer in \ oung
street from State street to Broad street.
I For grading and paving the 'unpAved sidewalks,
gutters and crossings on Front street from. North
For paving the unpavod cutters on the north side
Of Town street from Front street TO Scioto street,
For grading and grAvelIng the roadway Of w ash''
street, I'D JtgIl 1I.MnLl Ir....I .-.us ua.ty.,
The foregoing work is to be done under the Ordi-
nances Of the City Council and in acc6rdance with
this ONCE. ailTeI t-.. ...iil .fl. lixL.I 4l
| The bids will be opened by the committee on Sew.
ers or by the committees in the Walds in which said
improvements are located. and the right to reject
any or all Of the bids will be- claimed BY the co ~
mittee. i1o1ua b. WcM M;s4,pnlttILAks: M na:. r.r
City Civil Engineers Oaice, room No. 2. up stairs.
| In No. IL Buckeye Block. .IuTuI 1H new dbt
l. Idi !0 aJni IN estbOte copyl, = .iEr.. ..ig 4,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-09-27

stimmtussl unb Musfstsnfnssl.-
xstimmet, pisSbr ssidOHen babt Il rufsn bic Wa'
nitalen Dem Sclbaten gu. rDas 1T es ssrass, mas
i'd .u tbnn ssnsnfs," fasts Dor sintssn sassn Elm
iarfersr @stsrar. SD lar6 bic iaeliHen 0srra.
tbsr nisbsr, um bic Union gu ertaltsn, rno min
isst aus b~emisltsn Grunoe bic nSrblihen Sierra
her niebsrfimmsn." Sls wur cine ltlassnoe
Mntmcrt, mslts BEN Na9st auf ben Sopt trat
Wenn YrdRnsnt Scbnlcn unb feline Srennns ntht
bic ipabre ltnirnss Yartei fnb, irenn fe niht asras
be 0as, nrfir uniers 8unbes > armssn %famrttsn,
su errsi6en iuasn, irie fSmmt es, nab bret
gisrtbsile Der aus aessihnsten @snerSls, nslte ie'
ne Seere commanbirtsn, bic gpIttif bes gralinsn'
ten unts,tasen uno auf isinsr Sette ffeben?