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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14
Spirit of the New York TImes and
Tribune.


New York, May l3.-The Times to-day
strongly sustains the position of Messrs.
Fessenden, .Trumbull, Grimes, Henderson
and other Senators, saying that the Re-
publican party will have reason to thank
them for saving it from self-destructiOn bt-
fore the contest ia over.
The Post speaks in sharp terms against
the threats made TO coerce Mr.. Trumbnli
to resign, and concerning the address Of
the Missouri Republican members, asking
Mr.. Henderson TO withhold his vote. Ii
believes in acquitlal, with sharp cenure
on the President for misconduct, and urges
the members Of the court 50 grossly attacked
to stand firm, for in any other direction
stands Disgrace
The Tribune says nothing now remains
to Mr.. Grimes but the future he has 20
oficiously welcomed, and nothing remains
TO us as party, and especially 10 our friends
in Iowa, who honored, trusted and pro-
NOTED this man, but to make him an ex-
ample 70 renegades for all time to CONG.
When Messrs. Fessebden and TrumbuH
finally consent 10 place themselves upon
the record as apologizers and defenders Of
Andrew johnson, IL will be time 10 dis
cuss their act, bHs just now we feel that
their intentions have been misunderstood
by our friends in moment OF panic, We
regret the adjournment The suspension
that pervades the country, nay, the whole
civilized world, should be ended. What
the country wants is q verdict, and that
speedily Fit be verdict Acquiring Mr..
Johnsoa, we can understand il, add be pre-
pared 10 meet It. If it brings conviction,
the sooner we enter upon a new admins.
tration the better for the people.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14
RADICAL RECONsTRUCTION.

The bin for the admission of the South
ern States into the Union, presented by
the Reconstruction COmmittee-the third
branch of Congress-reqaires that the
Legislatures of the States named shall
ratity the pending proposed amendment
60 the Constitution known as article
18th; and with the condition that the
Constitutions of these States shall never
be amended so as to deprive any citizen
of the voting privilege now possessing
it, except for the commission Of an in
famous oifense Both Of the features
named are intended as constitutional
safeguards to the political equalization of
the negro. The scheme is just what was
expected, and contains the gist of the
Radical policy in regard to the matter.
To say that such legislation is unwar-
ranted, wrongful and pernicious, Is to
fall far short Of characterizing it as it
deserves. IL is willfully infamous. In
the first place, the provisional govern
ments under which conventions have been
held, and Legislatures elected, are the off,
spring of military tyranny and frand,
and are in no wise representative of the
people. The votes recorded against them,
and those which were restrained by the
DISTINGUISHING act, would, in every single
State, constitute three-lOurths of the white
adult male population The negro vote
cast was under the exercise Of an un-
authorized pOwer-the Congress having
no power to regulate the suffrage in
States Therefore the basis Of these gov
ernments is unsound Secondly, Con-
gress has no power to dictate that certain
amendments to the Federal Constitution
shall be ratified, nor to declare that the
provisions Of State Constitution shall
be unalterable by the people of State.
As we'll might it assume to amend the
Constitution itself as to make its prOpO-
sails 60 amend matter of cOmpulsion
upon the States; and to arrogate to it.
self the power to fix the suffrage qualif-
cation in State into Mede and Persian
law, is to deprive a State Of its chief and
most characteristic. feature as such,
and to destroy the federative character
of the Union entirely
This may be done, aud most probably
will be But it will certainly be undone.
The Tribune, of the 18th, advocates a
general measure of white enfranchise-
ment as an accompaniment to this meas
sure, bat even this long deferred act Of
Justice cannot redeem the revolving fea~
lures Of this mode OF reconstruction.
When the delirium of this revolutionary
time shall give place to that sanity which
the American people still possess, all this
irregular business will be swept away,
States will be States again, and the negro,
who as freedman is an abnormal ele-
ment Of society, will be disposed Of as
the white people may see fit He will
not be enslaved, for his value as such has
been destroyed, but he will only be per-
mitted such privileges as the order and
well-being OF the superior race may make
It advisable 10 permit him. at
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14

! CINCINNATI, May 13.-In the United
States District Court to-day, Judge Leavitt
delivered his opinion in the case of Pat
rick Ross, the murderer of Mary Carigan
in ireland. The Judge held that Ross
having been identified by the Irish Con-
stables, must be retained in custody, but
gives him until the 10th of June to pro-
duce evidence in his defense. He is still
suffering from his attempt to cut his threat,
and it is not probable he will live till
then ...E
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14
DEMOCRATIo STATE CONVENTION.

BY direction Of the Democratic Central
Committee, State Convention is called,
to assemble at the city OF Nashville, on
the 9th day of June, 1868, Cor the purpose
of appointing delegates to attend the Ma
tional Democratic Convention, which will
meet at the city Of New York, on the Attn
Of July next. ...
The people of the different counties
throughout the State are requested 10 hold
county conventions and appoint delegates
to represent them in sAid State Convention.
All persons opposed TO the policy Of the
Radical party are cordially invited to par
tiCipate.
Democratic and Conservative newspa-
pers OF the State are requested to publish
this call.
BY order Of the Committee:
THos r. JENNINGS, Chm. 81
- Il
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14
Soldiers and sailors National ENeeu
tiSe Committee.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-The Soldiers
and Sailors National Executive Commit.
ice met tonight, and completed arrange
merits for their Convention at Chicago, on
the 18th. The State delegations will or.
ganize Immediately upon their arrival 81
Chicago, and the chairman will report al
once TO the National Executive Committee
st the Matteson House. The committee
adjourned to meet at Chicago on Saturday
evening.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14
Boiler Explosion.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 13.--The boiler of
Van Wrinkles saw mill, at Anderson, In
diana, exploded last night, instantly kill
ing two men named Moore and Wolf The
latter was postmaster at Florida, Indiana.
Three others are supposed to be fatally
wounded.
A boy named Sheam was Killed in this
city by horse running away with him
last night.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14

VIENNA, May 1S.-The bill guarantee
ing the trial by Jury, passed the Lower
House of Reichscroth yesterday.
LONDON, Evening, May lS-In the
House of Commons Mr.. Gladstone moved
a bill to prevent making further appoint
meats to living in the Irish Church Cor a
specified period, and also, to suspend the
proceedings of the commission on the Irish
Church establishment for some time.
PARIS, May 13.-The funeral of Lori
BrOugham took place to-day at Cannes.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14
! order Of The Committee
THos. r. JENNINGS Chm.
|. ID. WALKER, Sec'y. 81 q
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CoNvENrIoN

In accordance with the action Of the
Democratic Central Committee, a County
Convention will be held at the Courthouse,
in the city Of Nashville, on Monday the
frst day Of june, lS6s, Al Il A. M, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to repre-
sent Davidson county in the Democratic
State Convention At Nashville, on Tuesday,
the oh day Of June next
All persons opposed to the policy Of the
party in power are invited to attend and
participate.
BY direction OF the Central Committee
THOS. Il. JENNIAes, Chm.
/. ID. WALKER, Sec'y.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14
SnecnInflons-

New YORK, May ia Washington
special says that the result of the canvass
to-day is declared quite favorable to con-
viction, and nearly every Republican Sena-
tor expresses the opinion that Saturday
will close with that result. The dispatch
adds that the Missouri delegation sue
ceeded in exacting from Mr.. Henderson 2
pledge to vote for conviction on the eIeg-
enth article. ......
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14

Abroad" for the sum of one thousand dol
lars. One half of the money was paid in
advance, but the balance has been refused
on the ground that the articles furnished
have not given a true history Of Confeder-
ate diplomacy abroad, but in fact were
mere trash.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14

Will wonders never cease? Forney
has resigned an ofiee-a paying place,
with opportunities for illimitable stealing.
We shall not believe it until his successor
has been in ofics, at least, six months.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14

III appears that the assault Of Garcia,
the harbOr master at Havana, upon Mr..
La Reintrie, American Consul there, was
made on account of some remarks made by
the latter Having had some difficulty
with Garcia, the Consul asked the Cover
nor TO remove him, and spoke Of him in no
very complimentary terms. Hearing Of
this, the Spaniard attacked La Reintrie
with his fists, bnt inflicted no injury. The
offender was imprisoned, and our govern
ment has demanded his removal from
Office.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14

EDwIS De LEON, formerly agent OF the
Confederate States in Europe, has brought
a suit against Charles G. Halpin Miles
0ReilIy,) editor Of the New York Caisen,
for the SUN Of Eve hundred dollars. 1t
appears that DE Leon agreed TO write a Sc
ries of articles for the Cifizea, entitled
Secret Diplomacy. of the COnfederacy
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14
Tan Irishman who te.ti6ej = ~. .

TnE freshman who testified in the as.
sassiaaton trial, rendered the motto on
the Virginia coat Of arms, SIC semper
tgrannis, said to have been uttered by
Booth as he lsaped on the stage Of the
theater, Pm siek, send for Aaginnis.'
Howard, the impeacher, is sick, and the
court waits on him How would il do
to send for Maginnis2
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14

resumed this morning in the Supreme
Court of the District, and at the conclusion,
Chief Justice Cartier refused to admit the
prisoner to bail.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14
TO RAILROAD
CONTRACTORS


VHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his appointment a. assignee Of
lnO- II. Everett, Of Nashville. sud 3. s. Hatlt
18th Civil District, both Of the county Of DAVID
son and State Of Tennessee, within said Dis
trict, who have been Rdjudged bankrupts uB0n
their own petitions. by the District Court Of
said District.
A. s. CHADBOURNE, Assignee
mys laW3t Oiics s2Jk Church street.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14
Death OF George Chrls.y

NEw YoEK, May l9.-George n. Har-
ringtoD, better known az George Chrisiy,
Is dead.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-14

Extraordinary heat Is prevailing in San
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24
oesnANruos.

- China has sold ont IL mint to Japan.
Two million posnds Of grapes get iniO
tbs Paris markets every year in . solid stase.
"A Jarding des Plantes il to he tstablished
in up town New York
Reed birds are plenty in New Jersey. A
party Of three persons recently killed in one
day lao dozen Of them.
The water power Of tls Falls Of 81. Ar
thony il estimated 1T one numbered thousand
horse power.
"A man in Bennington sold. from eleven
hens, since January |, 1865, 4O7 dozen eggs,
and raised " chickens, up 10 September 9.
An underground railway in Paris. with
the view Of bringing in market produce from
The suburbs is decided upon.
A Russian sport broke the bank at Baden
twice in one day. and At evening found him
self . loser to the amount Of 5000.
One Troy druggist sold, durinr JAY
over 10000 glasses OF soda water.
Paris cannot 20 TO seA on account Of low
water in the Seine.
Southeast Missouri thinks il can supply
the world with plumbago for several milions
OF years.
1T will take $4,000 barrels of sugar to
convert this years jersey cranberry sance
into jelly.
The latest London sensation is breach
Of promise case between a cook and q coach
man. The faithlees swain had committed
himself in three hundred letters and was
mulcted in elo damages.
FL IN aaost! I'm aHoat ~ screamedIa
young lady Of powerful lurgs and fugers TO
match as sheexercised both at the plano. II
should think you were, growted an old bache-
lar, Judging from the squsl you raise.'
The insurance Of the ives Of babies has
caused large number of cases ofinfant.cidee
and the custom to be abolished
Some one says tbat forty thousand New
Workers live by borrowing money.
Some ono in the interior Of New York
claims to have captured the champion mos>
quito, 1t 10 four and three-eights inches in
length. Twelve dollars has been refused for
il.
During thunder storm in France a
moth ago. gentleman who had gold and sii-
yer coins in his pocket bad the former cleo
VIZ Pihtsu Win e1lpcE ny BRtuEHt cauSeB-A
phenomenon never before witnessed, We
believe.
Savannah has enjoyed haunted house,
in one chamber Of which three raps
resounded every midnight, Nobody dared
to inhabit it until the mysterious sounds
we're traced to next-door nighbor, who al
ways smoked late pipe and tnoced the
ashes ont against the chimney.
"A new Paris breach is An eDameled
branch Of figs bearing fruit. Each 6g i
stumpy, pear shaped pear. A thick serpent
Of precious stones coils in the center, but in-
stead Of spitting out venom, il holds large
diamond out on its forked tongue.
Nova Scotia expects TO be nearly thirteen
Lhousand dollars in arrears at the close Of
his year, and if it is ss liberal in internal
mprov ements next year as 10 the past, it |
will next year, exceed its income by two
hundred thousand dollars. 6
BY states Of the London hospitals it ia
proved that man stands next below the dog |
IS 4 biting domestic animal. Out Of 124 |
Eases OF admission to hospitals on account OF |
Jury BY bites, eishty-Gvs were caused BY |
logs, and eighteen by men and women. |
dorses and cats stood next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

F6sln6ri6E
IS. VAIL. .. AsMlTAoE- SIS sAAFL
THE PRorRlErORs OF Tine
BuckoJe Foundry
ssr .slirnHp !. !. ts.s.
PENNSYLVANIA FOUNDRY
Fsasde1ia 1851 and rsrehaseA u 1885.
= Nov oonsoiid4tst sndin opevstios
Chr. atb q J>hnbon ~ Keoknk,
b.l i. .,.snsoa 4 M.sosActqr. So.,m.n, s.i,d
Msrchants Farmers Mechanics and others TO then
Nre and compie..-sock ofinpYosed
PATTERN9.
-roa-.
Steam Engines, Water Wheels
BOILER IRONS. saw MrLAs,
COZ GggRrss uAssERs.
cAsK MILE, CIDER MILE
MAONIN ERY in GENERAL.
c0lnnns ssass pss1 Irons. E sasts ran.
Weighs Anchors
ALI orasl--
House Castings.
Tuyere Iroos Road scrapsrs. Punches.
MandriIs aa~ Gun msrs. Roiitrss
| Shears. Bo,rtar Plstes, Sled shoes,
LAthes, Washers, Ratchet Drills
Agricultural Implement Furnishings, Etc.
rha, .,.o emp,s, r.,-c,... PATTERK MA
KKEks, - sesssssr prepared y AXE ordersfo'
.Ab61l1aAsag DH1eSettd.
son M.fsi t.ekfny IS Brass C.TiAe~, Ill
Journal Metal, Bell Metal,
And other siioys manufactured at short notice
W RIO e G. ut IRON
they make
sbaftius, spindles, Drivers,
ss~ Mi ,1 Dogs. vi, I o [
And aoaIi hindr 1Nachins Fovalas. M
~ - -rnRIR- ri
ELEVEN LATHES, TWO DRILL PRES
SES, THREE PLANERS, TWO
BOLT CUTTERS,
With VICES and atn.s nolsi. .uuaa.nes, .quir' =
Largest Machine Shop
In IOWA.
The capacities Of their GupoIas Blower largest Lathe
aud Pla sI together with their Cranes and Wagon in
u.e, contribute make their facilities excellen, for
doing
HB n Wy WORK
VAIL and ARMITAaE being thorough mcehnni
only the hest Materials used, or WorhHe
employed
WE ruRNIsH-
n.
ohiusn-y.. Brseehfng,
atesn Dfnm. Mud Receivers,
wrought Pipe Steam Fitting,
betting, Packing. Il
ARE AGENTS seR AND RECOMMEND
7ARDNER's GOV kKkoR,
II BRANCH, CRGokEs CO - JAWS.
sTILLw Ellis PATAET HEATfR LIME CATCHER
And keep for sale good assortmentof
Valves, Cocks, Oil Cups. and other Trimming.
Byarr.,ngeo,ent with g. ". TODD CO., wese
1t their conT4saers rates. with freight added,
Will Stones, Proofstafs. seree, Wire,
sam. Machines. Elevator Cups, Mil Picks
Settling Cloths. Operators, Hose.
Oat Extrsctors,
And their we'll known
LEATHER AND RUBBER BETTING.
Also anything else 10 the line OF
MILL FUK.vlSHE.v'G,S.
Ii anticipation OF the demand for appliances for usin
.-tTKR pow En- we have secured the control otis
sBps AMFhioAN DOUBLE rUfBINE
WATER WHEEL,
whet - almost universally Acknoulsdgsa to be 4
BEST IN USE.
w viii with pleasure show and erpiain The Work
Model Cd hand.
ss-P.RTIeILAR ATTEsTiph PAID Tt REPAIRS
r II n Sac ASH.
Vail. Armitage & Go.
INDIANA FOU NDRY
G. r. WEkTCOTT, Agent,
Manufacturer II sill kids Of
from ard RrNas hastings,
Beysnth Strsef, between in and elondtau.
4 BeoKUK IOWA
y h Particular attention paid TO Orders
i,22-dty
soHMs sktt1ss orr r,.ts D. ]. BAusHsts
N SELLERS 4 co,
iron founders H .WaehiHssis
STEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work,
- CASE and steam Fittings plain and Ornamental
sr.G Arass Caetinga; Sg.nta for Ma1o~ars
enhle snd single sctias force ard lifting Pumps, af
ord, tnie cei for supplying Poi'e.-. Bandean
I'D Rnfs re~- tt-naa-dtv
ESfNbfiSaeA in 1862.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-24

Coughs. Colds. Asthma, Bron
chitis. WhOoping Cough, Dys-
pepsia, General Debility, and
particularly for all ether his
eases of tine Threat and LunEs.
This eyrup 10 not intended - "cure-Al, nor i. II
By any mesn. recommended ~ inch hni II will
thnsA diseases for which 1t " AIRED npcn hich the
public may rely ~th nn,lence. 1t II experim. nj,
ing cen in use for many yesrs Aith nayk.d succ
II ali ID vAUshs properties 81
aud other rsmedi Of irei cbaract.. UducuK
the d. nHmly, the cnre Of that il s;dllus .nd
dang. disens- that annually carries down
erhv on--s'xth Of Z. who di Consumption The
aauper az his Dire IL tn it, sfeeitny approach.
.l,,tse a'n'-a ..lizh cough'' is all fst II Will
scor % awa" and in this hope the patient is drlud d
1T rows worse-end an-fy Co, sfmpton ends
death which mish snd III rid have been cured IN IT'S
ip,e In the .vsnt Of theee primitive symptt
mn,f M them. ewes ~Wffet rs Tar eysup napp-
|, cslt ated to them and time eLouid b.
In aprtyius the ren edy-dciay mere mi ita for
con.umpttcn In wh~t-vr sage It may present its, Is
no. 10 h. t.iAea with -ud IN case IN dt n
tn lie thu patient alice fhs ssts ruth OF ID lays
dang his fatal consumption sur ~
win II ken hold cf At once, and the remedy
TIM ~ aud ,ersi ntiy appid.
NAnv III les have been iadaiRed in - 10 the cause
Of Csnsnm. tion. amor the most enliShteted minds
gea' dive stty Of opuon ext H. II Is not our present
purpose to dfscue- this butt ~ dent 20
nce TO currt and 10 this end that have direct
I'd sur EFFORTS IN the prepafa Of this ssYHp Prom
the dangers OF del In Its early .tagee keu
IRE ely aad sincerely. Wishing do good
would Adrons the afflicted white 1t Il
d,y for II hi he lsts--when the mig hit Of
deaf sets In, when no work Assin and
finally los. no precious time which will hi ~ such sor,
repentance and snch direful fetri' utinn
br. wr,ght's Tar Eyrup Is sold BY all Rruggists
L0f7n = SMITH Chie.un
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21

@eRBrt Besrdbni6feier. -
Sn Winpoa mar un'dn9t Gin 8arss,
Namsn6 tobias Serb 9elforten unp ON
;Frtitae Gormittaa uor adt Io3cn icuts
er ppn ter Rthe aug bsftatt:t msr en-.
ST. oter Der Sara au6 rer Rirbe eetraz
9en wuyee 5fnste man i'm rcd einmal.
I'M zen Ureunren uno B:Twaactsn rss
1ott5n eEnen leetsn Blfd auf Die trei
iAe 60Qe re1clts,i 81 9efat;en. @db.
reno f1d nun bie = i;trassnoen Oil ren
5ar1 eranDten unc Gem 2o1in!uheneen
ina NntliB idau!sr, nellie ee Glide
70 tbnsn bseiintsn, ole lstsn bic Wan<
aen pon etnsm Mn auqe pon Q%sbsnsfa,be
es15tbst; uno faum 1907 Diff, Bsmestun9
eemaht wprren, 70 mouten Mneere oe'es
bsr baben. raB cte Nueen often 0smefsn.
Man flr6tet:, Der oneetlid Goete ldBe
nur In e:rem Staryframpf unp cfe Sc
fabr nes 9ebsneia b%eorabenS III perblten.
ru,pen Msrste asbplt. Dtsle utlirten
tneeHsn mad elmer eenausn unteriu@una
uni. an9s1su;en prpbsn cen Mann FL.
toct, uno 70 puroe ts,ielbe b%rQratea. "
war an 2unAensRt3anoune Aeifcrten. unr
nur s Sage tranf aert(sn.
- Mus Grstbur9, Sawet3> erbo|ten
wir losbsn tngrtrabuQsttn efr o@pnferere"
welhsa> ROTH ouf parssm 0runoe, nell
let, paB Der @roBe Ratb bie|e5 @antone
nit 81 segen "a Siimmen bic Wtspsreinz
flbruna Der 1cpeafrafs teidIp0eu bat.
Die @hredsn erre9snbe NnjaW nsr in
lester 3eit in Der 5hmsis oerdtten
Cfrbreaen mag bst pteien1, Gem Seit>
aeiRe wiepe. ipredenpen 8slhlu1e ftn 9ez
rinats @twi9: In cte Was(aale s.wor>
fen batep.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-03-21

BON Nsr;ten p%erbunren nrurt en-. Die
3uflrSbre 1T nidt cu16lbnitten. DIN
nod mub 8aeicrp, Ter einen @turs aus
Gem 8. Giod auf cen bart9efrorenen 8ps
ee1 uberfsben, pann nod roron Ioufer,
uno lid ;met fIrdtNr!;te Wuncen bsf*
bringen fcnn'e- no9 et|tten Bertdten
leQ er id zen StIb in Die FRUIT 1bon
ouf TEN 3iumer .os,fsgt babeh-etn 2ez
ben wie .etne Sabe taben. Der M1tnd<
dige Seltfm5reer 1T efra 50 Sabre alt
uno, nit IS be!bt, un isbr sslaidter Maz
iainif.
6er1 8atfo'r, RON Der bisl9en Tilma
~Do7opan uno Baeforp" if Elm 8tuper
ess unelddlfder> Ter etn natfsr Gtinfer
in ben lsersu apsi Iaaen per tenn Mtten>
tat 9eaen fh (e!tn nber rp' fpmmen nibs
tern 9emsien leia (cl. @r if i'm Dienne
oct Central Babr. bot cine 5Frau In Nss
ni7aer une Is lca toh ren Isbten Na1z
rt6ten Nue tdt auf iltre 0snllun9 ccrz
boneen }stn.