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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-26
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 26, 1866.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE
Insurance Company,
OF
Hartford, Conn.

NEW POLICIES issued during tho year ln,N0u
RECEIPTS for the year 100, ,0N
DIVIDEND paid during the present fiscal year Gu pr
TOTAL DIVIDENDS paid, over sSOO0,UOu
TOTAL LOSSES paid, over I,bGU,OrO
Why the Connecticut Mntual should be Preferred,
LARGEST, SAFEST. CHEAPEST, BEST
II has been demonstrated u be
The Great LIE Insurance Company cr this CD""t
!. II has the largest number OF members.
II. II has the largest amount insured
III. Il has the largest surplus.
W. IL has the largest divisble surplus.
V. II has the largest business
VI. u has the largest income.
VII. II has had through It's whole history the smtl
lest average cxpe' se-
VIII. IL obtains the large ay,Ii rates o'iniorrst
its iDyestE4 4ents.
IN. II therefore furniGhes Insurance at less cos,
than any other COMPANY.
Al PI'icies issued by this Company either
foffetahlr by their teru- may he converted int"
those VIII eh ere 10, ut the option oi the insured
None bus strictly unexceptionabe risks accepted aud
only urOn ages between tontteru and sixty.
JAMES GOODWIN. PrsridepL z. PRESTON Vice Pre-
idsnt, GUY PHELPS, Secretary, W. 8. 0kMsTED
Cashier, l. g. WILCOX, Physician.
RICHARD CLEMENT, Agent, at N. W, Corner 9th
Market Streets Bringursi building, 2nd Story. ap hm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-26
kOrSnIe and Esossessf0n Given I'm.
neSIfa-sIy.

~ No / The Three Stor. R-ick House, No. "a
fTF4 Washington StTeet, containing all the conyen
Sss- igrcos and iuproypmer a molern built houSe
Ne .. A lhe teree stOIisd brick house, on Del.
aware avenue, neA the swsdeHborsian Church, eTery
convenience.
No.3 A three storied brick house, No Yoe r.tnau
Street veuiently located desirable q, resid nee
Nc. l. three storied brick house, No. 70J TatnAiI
Street ad Joining No 3, containing some ten rooms and
yerN desirable property.
The above properties nearly and In exoallent
aud any persons wishing to purchase desirable
properties and get imme iitie poersssion, should givs
u call und Z mine the above.
Apply to Nm. MeCAULLBY 4 CO.
Real Estate Dealers,
mr. l2-ff Wilmin.toa r.,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-26

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave Now Castle for Wilmington and Philadelphia at
730 u. IN.
I Leave Philadelphia at6.oo p, m. Wilmington 7.s1
p. Nh, for New Castle.
= Passengers from Baltimore 10 'oltart and salisbury
will evening tinin rrn Ban,rrv Hnd spend usht
at WILMINGTON p.-sen ,crs for Milford aud Dover may
s9ye Baltincre at lp hnf proceed same evening
~ " O AEMA MN. IL. Enp,t Dol. i. Il.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-26
Carriage Factory for Sale or R0at.

sr-Ssr That large and connections establishment,
Z - s'tuite near the south end of the WilmnH8
IN Bridge, formerly occupied by A. saglor No.
H-.sA comprising 9itu the ground enclosed, area
o 2i feet fronting the public rad and $50 net back.
Ai- lot Of ground ejOniug the above, in the
aud nurtnern side extending west to II. II Cos, line
about 81 feet and notthcry to the River bank Ia ft
On which II mas ~h'anS front Of li7 feet, joinhg
land -pd TO J. NJ PEoPLLs Co. with right OF way
90 he pubilc ioad. CHARLES CANDY,
nov 3O-tf 81 West Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-26

AWlhDIe FrOperIy AT IFrIVAle Sale
E--A DBE suhserbers offer for sale all that valuA
.:.M able proprrty situated on the 8. h. Corner of
tApE Second and King Sts, fronting sscond Street
ns three fe-t, with large three brick buildn
ERECTED thereon.
Also three stored brick building Adjotninr 'front.'
iu King street. with the adjoining building lots
~ ,vCutv feet each, troninE King street, extending
Second street, aud eighty three feet
mt King sr-vI This property Is located the
c"nd street Market House, in very improving part
city, and could b. altered into several stores or
pisces suitable for any kind OF business.
abl the two story frame house No. East Water street.
With the two story brick, No. ., adjoining Apply to
JOHN MeLEAR SON,
oct ICtf No ~ Market at
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-26

| ns We have for sale that beautiful Farm, OF
,se..fA 3s Acres, belonging to Henry C. Burton,
s,ss4 Esq stulr ono fourth of NIT frcm the town
SIS sksn II New Cast! n the road TO Hare. Cor ner
G-k.&ess !hiz Is most highly Improved farms
Ia new use Ii and pro iuces from IS 35 bushels OF
9hrht; 80 ~ 50 Ui to tons OF hay per acre
Tbs Land s high and heTthy and is OF the very best
situate FARMS In the county The properly is divided
by the Delaware Railroad; and lie In farmA one
of them contains l79 acres OF arabic land and goes by
tue nsnle Of Spring Garden Farm, Is divided into
neds, with spring winter In each The the
buildings is by lane 400 feet long and 30 feet wide;
Nth beautiiu Usage orange hedge; and OF shade
each side. The mapsicn house Is 40 by ~ feet
t'o s0r;ea high with hail in tho centre 10 feet wide;
with pArlor diuns library and kitchen the rst
door; The oellngs II feet high large rooms
cond n0Or and attic first cellar with furnace
heaters; porches both sides Of house aud a splendid
lawn from the to the railroad; flied with very
handsome trees Of all kinds; and ry OF Fll kinda Of
fruit trees aud grapes the farH The view cannot be
beaten the Delaware having extensive view OF
the bay and Fort Delaware The barn 10 e5 by s0 feet
with uyeTsoou aud shods 40 by l40 feet brick stable
high, with staH for thirteen horses and so cows
and sheds around the yard carriage chicken
tool and wood houses ice house, ntle and cribs,
all snbElnt!a aud we'll built; and In complete order;
has OF woodland. This part of the property has
had $1,000 bushels cf lime put 1t within the last IL
years. The oihcr part of the proper is called the
river Side Farm. aud contains li0 acresl00 upland;
aud the balance In good meaeow, 1t has on 1t good
new FRAN" House and new Barn So by ~ feet, with
stables Aitnehedln complete order The land 10 very
rich; laying high and beautiful Ii has had 10000 BUSH
is Of limo pu' it within the last IL years. besides
hoAvy manurtng. 1t has extensive river 'front.' -tth
nsnbstanGal stone bank. 1t Is only ten minutes walk
irsn the manron hOuss to the depot Rt New Castle
The property joins tl- land OF George H. Harding Rsq,
aud T. T. Ia ,kor. Esq q PbiladephiA. The fencing
along tue rsir"ad Is kept up by the company. This "a
oGthc that has been offered
e, aud there better firm for growing grain, grass
and ieoaiag estll. This property will be sold al.
together in farms, and very easy pay
wM. BRIGgT a SON, Rssi Estate Dealers.
feb slim Wilmington DEL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-26
Vim. II, AIrichs. 7Ih and j e Horson,

WIN. II, Alrichs. 7th and j e ffersOn,
$50 Hasji,t re iyed a lot OF Prime Roll aud Tub
jss Blu ter, Canned Peaches, Tomatoes, cen Corn
w snl CmubeTries, Trenton Wine Crackers Bond
Boston Biscuit Oranges, Lemons Dltss, Primes, Fls
aud RGislns. Alsa nav invoice ri those Super ir
OuI,nE Teas. htror6d; fspR Japan and Long Arm
Chop md White Lagua aud green Rio Coffee which
in such Demand at Seventh and Jefferson Streets,
Wilmington, Del. mr. l2-ti
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-26

EXPRESS TRAIN at AIS y. IN. for Baltimore and
Washington, stopping ut Wilmington Perryyle, IIavre
de'araee Aberdeen, Perryman's, Magnolia and Stem
mers Run.
NldHT EXPRESS l1oO p. N. for Baltimore and Wssh-
ugton, stopping at Chester, Thurlow, Lnwooi, Clay
mont Wilmington, Newark. Hikton, NorthEast Perry
Vile and Hsvrede-0race.
Special Train will leave Phil uelpia fer Wilmington
and intermediate stations a. Ii 80 p.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA,
LIE ave BALrINORE at Is IN, stopping at Havrede-
Grace, Perryvle and Wilmington. Also stops at Ekton
aud Newark to take passengers for Philadelphia mud
leave pisseugers from Whshihyton Baltnurc,l and
passengers from baltimore Washington
Leave AYimington for Philadelphia al $50 p.
II. y. kENaEi, Superintendent,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05

GB Some Cuban officials have lately
been trying their capacity and skill in en-
ulating the illustrious examples of Butler,
Banks and hundreds of other Black Re
publican robbers in the Uuited States.
They have played very respectable hand,
for novices. letter from Havana, March
"a, says; There has been large defalca-
tion discovered in the military treasury,
and lntendent Don Joaquin Galvez and the
Interior Don Vincent Rodriguez have been
condemned to pay S2,562,294. There are
also large deficits in the custom-house and
other departments.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05

tas- At present there are more negro than
there are white troops in the American
army, the negroes numbering 03,373, while
the white troops only amount to 55,32e Mr..
STANTON says that orders have been issued
for discharging $4,000 of the colored troops
which will leave us, after the reduction
is effected, over 10000 still in the service
Orders have been issued for discharein0
nearly 10000 white soldiers of the volunteer
force-leaving still $4,000 in service, and
the negroes in the majority in the yolun-
teer force of the republic. They are nearly
all kept on duty in the South, and that auty
seems mainly to be to stir up strife and in
duce acts of violence between the two races.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05
Wheeled iptoII,iDe.

The Democracy of Portsmouth, Ohio, are
not behind several other cities in placing
the ban on the radicals. a note from there
to the Enquirer, April 2, says:
After one of the most stubborn political
contests ever held in our city. the entire
Democratic city ticket is elected by major
tiles ranging from fifty to one hundred and
seyenty-iive, being an average Democratic
gain of one hundred and sixty since the
election last fall. The De-
lnocracy have not carried the city for three
years previous. E5 5|'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05
Senator Stockton-Why Unseated.

Senator Stockton-Why Unseated.
3 In looking ut this case and the fragrant
outrage perpetrated not only on the State
of New Jersey, but on the country Mt
large, by the conspirators excluding Mr..
STOCKTON from his seat in the u. S. Senate,
il should be borne In mind that the Con-
stitution of New Jersey leaves it with the
Legislature to decide whether a United
States Senator shall be elected by a ma
jority or plurality vote. The Legislature
accordingly passed law that q plurality
vote should elect. Mr. Stockton toas legally
elected, having more votes than any other
contestant. The Senate Judiciary Com
mittee, after a full examination of the
facts, reported that Mr.. s. was legally
elected, held the requisite credentials un-
der the broad seal of New Jersey, and was
entitled to his seat. The Senate voted to
sustain the Committee, and expressly de-
eiared that Mr.. STOCKTON could not be un-
seated. Senator TRUMBULL, of Illinois
Senator CowAN, of Pennsylvania, and other
Republicans, in arguments which could not
be met advocated his right to a seat But an
eNigency quickly rose, not before seen-the
defeat presidential vetoes, &c.-a vital po-
litical exigency Uotes in the Senate toouId be
0eeded-"sooN be needed, " as THAD STEVENS
openly avowed it; therefore the election of
a Senator to have his vacancy filed by one
of their own breed.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr.. y. CONE may be consulted as follows
In &ENIA at the Depot Eating House, on Thurs
DAYS, NOV. "5' pec. % Feb, 4, March G, April 10
In DAYTON at the Phillips House on Fridavs
NOV. "a, Dec 3D. Feb. 2, March 0, April 13
In TROY at the Morris House, on SATURDAYS
NOV. o Dee 30, Feb. 3, March TO- April IA
In SPRINGFIELD at the willis uouse on
April 49, '' ~
Dr. CoNE mas had Offices in each of the above
places that he has regularly visited for the n,st
seven years, and rs he has treated and cured MANY
hhtents, IN each OF the above places he can rive
the nest OF references in each place to his skill
Or. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties of
Chronic diseases, including those of the Eve and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation: hut IL
Cash for his Medicines ~ 80
Medicines that will last atent from four tn IN,
months cost from Five to thirty dollars. in Cas6
Address; DIR. f. CONE
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05
Fellow-Citizens:
PATENT CLOG PREVENTIVE


Il HE INVENTORS, W. J. M. RAT6ru
ELDER and g. LEIBER, obtained n Patent ra,.
ms Invsntlon on the l3lh day OF March, 1865
tne vast number OF valuable Improvements in as
hieulturai re- implements. and once more the Farmer
mas occasion 20 render thanks to the
mechanics who have done 80 much of Int veerv ~
render the labors Of the husbandnan less iaborionS
ana repulslve. All farmers have been greatly an
noyed by the choking of their plows WI h stnbhla
Siioser, ,io Meeds stalks Se and haye felt that de-
vice py which the plowing could be done withont
the necessity of stopping the team every rod ~
two ank kicking away the Choking materiai
would be OF great advantage
THIS HAS BEEN MOST PERFECTLY ACCOM-
LIsHED BY A VERY SIMPLE DRVICE.
Which can be readily attached 10 any blow and
by ne use OF which the accommodating material ID
readily removed by lever attached TO the pIovs
handle i Is practical Invention. and Il re-
lily every where. N '0Au-
persons desiring 70 purchase territory, win
mar30-1md&w DAYTos 5la3o
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05
gew advertisements.
Information Wanted.

v1ICHAEL KENNEDY, WHO WAS
said to be in the United States Navy in February.
1850, ana at that time in New York City has not
Deen heard from since. His brother Dennis Ken
nedy, VIII" is now in Dayton, Ohio, would be glad
10 hear from him, If living A letter directed 10
satd Dennis Kennedy in the care of James Gal
yin, at Dayton; ONO, will reach him The said
Michael Kennedy is u native of the parish of Rur.
gas County, Tipperary. Ireland.
ap5-2td&4tw DENNIS KENNEDY
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05

yR4-The Democracy of New Lexington,
the county seat of Perry County, Ohio,
carried their entire township ticket, on
Monday last by from so up to 81. Last
spring the Blacks had it by II majority.
LANcAsTER.-Democratic by 81; last
sRging' Republican, by IL. Gain in the
city, "a.
IHE IowNsHP.-Democratic, by 1902; last
spring It was 40; Democratic gain, 5s.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05

The planters along the banks of the
Mississippi are suffering greatly ON account
Of high water. The levees along the coast
are 10 bad condition, and broken In many
places places; Cultivation is stopped almost en-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05
st. Louis.

The Radicals have received tremendous
defeat In st Louis. The Democratic ma
jorfty is three thousand. The city has
heretofore been strongly Republican, and
Is now represented by Republicans in Con-
gress. The reaction has set in.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05
Spefial MotIfts.


HOback's Bitters.
'sThcre ~ oaaay true word spoken
In iests' ssid gentleman to his friend who re-
marked that 'sGreen back SIRE good, but
nObncks arc bettsr.v
a Cough. Gold. or SO q Throat.
REQUIRES MMEDIATE ATTENTION. AND
SHOULD BE CHECKED.
II allowed to continue
Irritation of tho Lungs, Psrma.
nent Throat Affection, or an In-
curable Lung Disease
Is OFTEN THE RESULT
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Having directinahence TO the parts.
GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis, ASTHMA, CataPrh, Con.
sumptlve and Throat Diseases,
rroches are used with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
VIII hnd 7Ioches useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing Speaking, and relieving
tue throat after an unusual exertion OF the vocal
organs. The 7rocAes recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
irom eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article OF true merit, and having proceed their
emcacy by test OF many years, each year finds
theu in new localities in various parts Of the
world, and the 7y0cAes are universally pronounced
better than other articles
Obtain only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRO
CHES' and 10 not take my of the WortALess Eai
fdttons that may be offered.
Sold every where in the United States and For
eign countries at 10 cents per box. oc25 -Gmdw
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8u!t stsafbiuQtou.


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re Appeaattppen 9e9en 0erurtbetlung
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3ubdltert.
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St1ete in Mertto, beren Gortanpeniein
bis jebt unbstannt mar.
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zen iR@drjen Minfern tefa1en unb erlao
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pet aufreHt i'll sr9aiten, 81 unterfIeen.
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CANADA, bat rem ShabIetretGr McGuls
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g8afer IN Ste brttttlaen 9rpptn;en suee.
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S6aB'S etret3r aus benz G6abamte ba.
betm angetpmmen mar, tiinselte es an
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babe in Der Sunbes, @rmee gebtent unb
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bt9en Ref etnbdnpi9en."
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On. gNllN. Youb m Der Ne1rbelier bleles

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GhouTptels. Wir slauben, baB Sr1u
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Ser hsItIGe &nstruuugftiIG Guf her
Jair gum Ssttn Der Y0tgleibsaGtn hes
GSitnruSt

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lang senus, UNI ben Gntlflue CUR She'll,
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Sbat1aGe au MAIDEN. llniere Mn;etsen-
Spdlten beia9ea, 100 bic SeitrGge ttnge-
fbtdt Yperbtn fSnnen.
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"a ptnnte SUPPLEMENTARY.
Dag WanlNrLnjeTtim.

GIN porj9en 6reit2g entipanu i6 etne
LANCE DebGtte Spt(tcn Srn. Steorns u.
torn. @tntportb int 60ule res Gpn9reles
lter Die 8udtcbr Sur @d1rjablun9. Or.
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bic Aniiht 3u peTtbetciJtn, bNB man nt6t
ptne 1roEe @efabren lpfprt poer IN aler
Ilr;e sur MttcrraufRabme pts Sa1r"
ectpNlem8 iArttttn parfe. Or bate
3rIr 10 Ytcl Gdtt, 81 ertllrsn oab eteIe
Sruge eurtl0uS feline ppitttlhe Iet, ben.
ncH IL Is liar, caB or flrhtst, man wlRge
F5 Der reputttt1nii6Gn Yartet ;ur Vdit
ielen, rem burh cine fnLhe WtaGrc1el
bar rIDntratttDn" pte1eitt cine pprUber.
9tbence Stefuns per @G1tIfte entItrtt,
pprr cine rrrUtGr9tbenSe Gll1mttGt purb
ploRlIhts @SctGen rer 9retie.
SKIER 6r. Stevens ma Bpriibeneer
res @omjte's bey Gttttcl urp Wege i'm BE.
9tnn Dec E~rjs3s6, ais r5 gait, bic 0etp
mittet pdiu ron sent 8plt pur6 bic Gin
fibrunI iurerar Sttuern Berbst3ui6lf.
fen. Canals mar or es. nit ce Beibt
err flo 9CBen 0tle bb5eren G7teuern auf
Ntntommen, duI S~ttfttupien 2t. crEldrte,
e5fniaus aus 6urht, e.r NntGn0lthfctt
an feline @lrtct ~ l8aoen. @enn trssne
@tmas bic &ermGltungs unf1btGtett Der
+. q. r1ottaIcu JtGpubtitaner "a ia" Ste.
pens benefit, 70 Itup ~ bic gsfiMmun.
gen iencr 5teute5tn. &t9sn's etgna gar.
tet II 10 msuiB nit ietren ~Getftun3en gu
frtecCn 9Cmeiep, hap er ni&t pttper in
bte(tm &Cn9reb gu isnem nihttBsn SO.
'teR plnanNt murpe. Sa, bic yN..g.
Griffin" wirft Tim Dor, or III S6ulo pas
ran, paB man lest $1,000 Ntta. Dollars
GhUloen nIeBr Dabe, ais man ptne ietne
Wlispiyfan8 bel jensr Stiuerbta taten
IpiI1pe.
er. SteScns fartbtet, Der 6dnoet pirce
eta @lar MonNte Ilt1feten, penn man
has @a0r8cl9Ntsm wieptr aufnebmc.-
Gte Wet Wonate CT ieppN fin Ietcn pirb,
mean pG5 ieet9e Vaptergelpipifem sur
NnYCrmeioitAen SiuNn5friits gefubrt bat,
barllber Sat 6r. Steren8 fctn @prt &C..
ia1t weit or Yteneiht 9at tsllen 0eoan.
fen bQran tat.
Sci Der 0ebatte, nobel CT dusfprab,
zap fetn @eihdft in ben Der. Stdattn
eine &tn;tebuns ppn $50 MtGtonen ga.
ptergeto tn einen Satr aberdeen psrbe,
auBrrte er nph 6olBenScs, prt6r5 i'm
gEtoCrlpruh NIT manhen trlberen imam.
3'eGen &nBabrn lett, uno ropr1uf mir
unieye 2eier gang beIDnberS 0ufmcrti1m
LlaGcn nlpGten. Gr ldBtci
Der 6tNdnS'etrctIr tdt Jet bds &e6t,
5,2Oer nGA jepem fiinften Sabre in pa-
rtergetD aus3ubSdGien. Die SntereGen
irIrcn sattbdr IN Bplp, aber cas Capt
tai in &apier9elO. sSurps eS ntGt WetIer
fctu, Die pprgeIhtdasRen reuen gons5 ge>