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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

TIE OLDEST NATIONAL PRINCIPLE of our
country is that there shall be no taxation
without representation, The attempt 70 en-
force the one, without granting the other,
was held to In sufficient cause for revolution
But the condition of the American Colonies
III lIIG, withDn, amy members of the British
Parliament, was not. practically, any worse
than the situation of the city Of Wilmington,
and OF New Castle County, in their relations
to the Delaware Legislature. New Castle
County has or third the Legislature, il is
true, but the other counties have Tic0 thirds.
Wilmington has the member, ii is true, but
the balaEce oi' the State las twenty
nine. And yet New Castle County has
m re Liam half the population and VIII
mington has AT least onc-iourth. When,
then, it is proposed that the whole burden
of State taxation shall be arranged so as 10
fall upon New Castle County and Whining
ton, their deficient representation ayals
them nothing; tho great majority against
them, though il be the representation of n
smaller number Of people, overrulcs Their
protest and we have for all practical pur-
poses, taxation without representation.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

IT HAS PROBABLY not been anticipated by
the inanUgeis Of the proposed"Nine Wards"
iniamg, that il will interfere with the whole
arrangement of electing members of the
Board of Education. They are now appoint
ed and elected Upwards, on the present sys-
TEN, and if tho proposed reconstruction be
made, it will be difficult 10 determine what
course can he taken, us the law in regard TO
the matter would be entirely inapplicablc
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

The FEELiSG in the two counties of the
Eastern Shore ot Virginia is in favor of Pen
insular Union, and there is no objection TO
taking the name of Delaware, but the poo
pie will insist IN having u new Constitution,
a new State organization, and a new code
of laws.
Why don't the Senate pass the resolu-
tioHs calling m Informal Convention ? Is
it Intended TO smother them?
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

NOBODY HAS EVER SERIOUSLY ATTEMPTED
to reiute the obvious proposition that the
government Of his State is in opposition in
the National Notwithstanding unrenub-
lican in form. More than one-half the peo.
pie Of New Castle county are excluded from
share in makiag the laws of the State
They are taxed without Representation
such form Of government il is absurd Ia
term republic. In this condition of tliugs
the odious tax bill proposed at Dover, has
awakened strong feeling among our pco-
pie in favor of urging Congress to fulfil 10
us the guarantee of the Constitution and
revise the appointment of the Legislature.
This step has been urged upon us by some
OF our leading citizens and taxpayers. II
may properly BIZ stated that the judiciary
Committee OF the House, at Washington. has
IN its hands a large mass Of testimony upon
the character oil our State government. This
is Just now being printed, and a report will
probably be made upon IT, at an carly day.
lfthen, our outraged people shall be ridden
into the dust, by much unfair and indecent
taxation as is now PROPOSED, there can be no
doubt that strong effort will result IN favor
oil Congressional aid 10 secure US Constitu-
tional government,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

lr Is CERTAIN that the Quaker policy of
treating with the Indians has always been
successful, 50 iar us keeping the peace is
concerned. Since the days OF William Penn,
nobody has ever head of any but friendly
relations between the people of his sect, and
the Indians. The proposition of President
Grant, therefore, to appoint . number of
Quakers 10 be Indian Agents, and TO consult
freely with some of the leading members Of
the Society, who arc familiar with the sub
ject, bids fair certainly, 10 be successful
one The Washington correspondent of
yesterdays Boston AdvCrtiscr says:-
"a considerable number Of Qnakers arrived
| here tonight, probably by invitation of the
President, To consult with him about Indian
affairs. His Intention is still to make Gen.
/ r. ). Parker, late of his stall, Commissioner
| of the Indian Bureau, and II is known thai
he will remove ut least three -fourths Of the
present Indian agents and put honest mer
in their places. a large majority of whom
VIII be Quakers His purpose in this regart
is so well known that number of person.
who came here to get appointments il
this service have given up the effort ant
/ zone home
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

THE PEOPLE of SUssgx County are now
asking the Legislature for such an act as
will give assistance to the Junction & Break
water Railroad. The bill is pending in the
Senate, ehd the New Castle County men,
bcrs are asked to vote for il. For our part,
We protest against their raising finger to
do so, ii the outrageous ''Ninc Wards" bill
is passed l., the aid Of the Sussex members.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25
No. 8 Post once Avenue, Baltimore, Nd
STATE OF MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE CRY, SCI.

HEREBY oEsrIFY, That on this first day of Febru,
arb 1852 before the subscriber Notary Public, il.
and for the city Of Baltimore, duly Commission ed and
CITY, and, exhii itfng TO me the original Letters
ratent Issued to BENJAMIN Best, dateA June 3D. 1865
no. Is,o 6g Fearing the Seal Of the Patent Office OF
position for Destroying In.ects in Fruit Tfeos, dic
make MAJ oath In due form q law that the said BsnIs
Deed OF Assignment to him, the snid John Ahearn,
OF al the interest Of said benjamin Best In said Pat
snt and Patented Composition, for this whole United
STATES OF America, which Deed of Assfssment was
A. the request Of the said Ahearn duly recorded in
the Patent Office At washington as will aStssaf by
the record Of said Patent ONCE. "'s
=, ., JOHN AIIEARN.
In testimony Whereof have hereunto set nv
band and affixed my Notarial Seal this arrt
IsrALl day Of February. ls69 '' ''''
GEoRsE e. SANesToN,
Notary Public.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

The ice in the Missouri river has begun to
move, and an early opening of navigation is
expected.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25
CTRAwBERRY PLANTS.
Every Farmer,

aiardener and Fruit! Grower is invited to send for
Dests improved Fruit Tree and Vine insect Do.
.iroyer and Inyigorator" improved and nsteni'5
old Immigration" "'''' 'DS
Having purchased all the rish title and iptercs, m,
and Patented Compost ion for the whole
united states, am now prepared 10 furnish SAMPLES
% test with view Of selling "STATE,"" Cons1y"
aIa isp a RiaHrs" as soon as persons having
se i0r THIS inuaitabe Preparation are satisfied thai
II will do what claim. 'u ''a'
When applied. the PRyyAnArroE peuetrates evcrv
pore, destffSying the worm in the root Heart ana
crnl substance OF the earth destroys the cause and
prevents the creation q any destructive insect, il
viii instantly destroy all pests that derive their nj.
triment from the sap Of Trees Vines and Vegetation
and VIII Kill the Peach grub and Borer aud pre-
vent the .Curcuio from singing the Plum, Al
rerlZer It has no equal and will not injure any
Tree, Vine or Plant. On application, Will refer Is
men "a tolls country. Of the first respectfully and
standing who will testify to the benefits they have
sample, 70 teal with directions for using, sent to-
any part o. the United States on receipt Of 81, Ins
diyidual Rights containing the 'Iieccpt, sent pre-
paid w return mall on receipt OF 50.
A reliable agent wanted In every county. Address
N j. AHEARN,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

JAMgsrowN, N. Y.
LirriscoTT q BAKgwELL:-Wc have no trouble
with your Saws they don't need to be lined mn with
papcr we put them on the Mandre and they 20 right
along, Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsur
passed. Respectfully, CHAs: J. FOX.
Manufacturers Of Cirsnlar, Mhlsy. MIL Gang and
burn's Patent Axe. shoves, Spades and Miles Pa
tent Covered Scoop.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

LosK HAvRr, PA.
Messrs. LIPrIsoorr Il BAKEwELrq Pittsburgh, Pa
0ents:-We have been using your make of Gang
Saws In our Mill, and fnd Them, IN point OF quail ty,
superior TO any we have ever used You're, &C..
SHAW, BLANCHARD s. co.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

w ANT I'D situation by an Experienced Teach
lege address ''Teachcr," iS' 0o''
mar2olt TRIBUNE OFFICE.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25
FREE FOR A 8 CENT STAMP

Ask yeur Doctor or Druggist for Sweet
equals (bitterl Qninlne. Is made only
BY +. STEARNs, Chemist, Detroit.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

The Patent Magic Comb
VIII color gray hair permanent black or brown
Sold everywhere Sont BY mail for Sl25 Address
WIN. PATTON, Treasurer,
Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mass
.Ir vsur nocsor No. rr-..--.-,-. - -,
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10

BELLIES call many to church.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10

GEN. RosEcRANs and family ar
rived in San Francisco on the Sd
from Mexico and left Immediately
for Ohio to run for Governor. The
Generals chances for election are
probably better than those Of any
Democrat have been for years in
that State. The temperance people
have held a convention and nomi-
mated j. E. Ingersoll for Governor,
who, it is said, will poll $1,000 votes,
10000 of which will be taken from
the Republican ranks.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10

Let everybody wishing to purchase goods
cali and See ms, and 81 Put mo-
ney i'm their pockets"
THos. EWING q co.
Silver City, July 81, 1863. III
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10

TAME Fox. As Bill Norris and
ourself were riding along the grade
a short distance this side OF Pres
by's ranch, a day or two since, a
large red fox, as if aware that we
we're unarmed, trotted down the hill
TO with a few feet Of us and stood
gazing at the horses until we were
out of sight. Such unusual cnnduct
on the part of this shy and willy
beast led us to rejecting whether
or not the millennium was about to
begin at Avon Dale.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10

Avon DALE.-Some two or two
and half miles north of Silver city,
nestled between high rocks and cone
shaped mountain peaks, at an eleva-
ton of about 1000 feet above the
sea, is the ranch of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. H. Presby, beautiful little val
ley, shaded by stately frs and
smaller growth of mahogany, as
well as Towering plants and wild
fruit-bearing shrubbery. 1t is weird
spot, Shut out by Alpine hills
from the rude world, and presided
over by genie that
sSings the songs that ladies sing
In royal castles to please the King
Here, m the mountain fastness, in
our journeyings in quest of items of
interest to our readers, on Friday
last, did we check our jaded steed
and alight before a most hospitable
cottage by cool spring, to rest and
refresh ourself. To speak of the
luncheon spread before us by the
hand of the hostess, in deserving
terms, would be to create envy in
the minds of those who have not
been so favored and we forbear, re-
marking, however, that we must
have convinced the household OF
our appreciation of the cheer by the
rapidity with which fresh eggs, sweet
cream and the like disappeared be
fore us. Mrs. p, with that literary
taste and true appreciation OF the
fitness of things, for which she
so justly has credit, has ehristened
the spot "Avon Dale" Had the
Bard Of Avon been surrounded by
scenery and enjoyed an outlook such
as are here presented, what strains
might he not have poured forth, I'M
der such influences. Mr.. Presby has
expended large sum OF money In
grading roads and making convent
ent improvements upon the place,
and not being gifted with the divine
afflatus to so great an extent as his
better half, and having an eye
to the fitness of things in a more
material sense, insists on calling the
place Cow Valley" for the reason
that he has of his own raising, some
200 head of fine Durham stock on
the ranch, besides large number
of hogs. horses, etc, more valuable
in his estimation than all the ideal
beauties that surround the premises.
It is happy combination of pleas
ure and profit, rarely met with, in
which the whole family join, each in
encouraging the other in the cultiya-
| ton and enjoyment of their own
tastes and inclinations. The drive
from town to Avon Dale is excellent,
considering the great altitude attain
| ed in so short distance. Go and
see if we have over drawn the pic
| tt,rn
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10
THE
Appetites Tobacco Destroyed
Leave or Chewing and Smoking
THE POISONOUS WEED, TOBACCO
OR TONS EPARATI0 N
Established 1866.


One box Of 0rton ssPreparation is warrant
ed to destroy the appetite for Tobacco, In
any person, no ma4tter bow strong the
habit may be If n fails in any case the
money will be refaadfd II is perfectly safe
and harmless IN all caAses II is almost i'm
possible to break of the use OF Tobacco, by
the mere exercise OF 1the will. Some
thing is needed to asSsist nature in over
coming habit so trtmly rooted. With the
help of the Preparatit on, there Is not the
least trouble. Hipld1reds have used IT who
arc willing TO beHar witness 10 the fact,
that 0rton's PreparatI ion completely des.
troys the appetite rtrobacco and leaves the
person as free fromkany desire for it as be,
fore he commenced3lls use. The Prepare
tion acts directly upkon the same glands and
secretions affected bykrobacco, and through
these upon the blood thoroughly cleaning
the poison of Tobacco1from the system and
thus allaying the un1natural craving for To
baceo. No more hdzI tering for Tobacco df
ter using OrtoR's pre- partition Rec0iiect Il
is ,carraated
The time taken TO allay all desire for To
bacco by the use of the Preparation varies
slightly in different persons, the average time
being about fire days Some have no desire
whatever after using thePreparation tsco days.
The Heaith and Purse of every Tobacco
user in the country calls loudly, ABANDON
THE USE OF TOBACCO.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10
Recommendations.

The following are few selected from the
multitude of recommendations in cur pos
session
We, the undersigned, hereby certify that
we have used Orlon's Preparation for the
purpose of destroying the appetite for Tobacco
and can assure those who are suffering
from this habit that 0rton's Preparation viii
certainly destroy the appetite for Tobacco.
quickly and permanently, and without any
bad effect upon the health, and without Gre
ating an appetite either for the Preparation or
any substitute:
W 2. Head, Bangor, Maine; ]. Moody,
Southport. Indiana; Z. W. Adkins, Knox
vile, Tenn. John Merrill, Bangor, Maine;
J. Bunch, Springfield Tenn. ; W. d. Harring-
ton, West Point, Ca
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10

By putting a little borax into cold
water. il will be found that flannels
will come out not only better cleans
ed. but there will be absolutely no
shrinkage.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10
From Samuel Cassiday, Editor
Journal and Argus.

PETALUMA, CAL, Dec. IA, 1868.
For about twenty years l had used tobacco
in its various forms and for the past eight
years had been an inveterate smoker Be
coming satisfied that the excessive use OF
this narcotic was seriously impair1ng my
health, | determined, if possible, to break
myself Of the habit Hearing of crton's
Preparation for destroying the appetite for
tobacco, | sent to Portland Maine, for box
of the medicine which | received through
tho mail ON the 18th OF November, month
has not elapsed, and yet the medicine mas
eiiectualy relieved me OF every craving or
desire TO use tobacco i'll any form. The prep
aration is not more difficult or unpleasant Ia
take than common chewing gum. con
sciencientionsy believe tho preparation VIII
have the promised and desired effect IN every
instance where it is given fair trial Up
on that belief, and from an honest desire 70
assist others who may wish to break
away from the slavish appetite for tobacco.
| offer this testimonial. SAMUEL CAssiDAY
EB- Bcrare Of c0stnferfeits and all articles
parportiag 10 be like this, Of The same name
or ofheripise The great popularity q. Orton s
Preparation has induced uHprincipled per-
sons 70 attempt pafming upon the public
counterfeit aud inferior articles. f5frehds
eys viii please order directly from the pro
prietor, or his duly authorized Agents
The price Of Ortons Preparation Is 81 per
box. or six boxes for SO, sent by mail TO any
part Of the country, securely sealed from CD
serratioga, with passage paid on receipt OF
price.
Tf0ac to send the money by mail --Enclose
the amount in letter, seal carefully, register
the letter and take a receipt for IT OF your
Postmaster Money sent by mail as above
directed at my risk.
address, c. b. COTTON. Proprietor,
50ts0 Box lT4S, Portland Maine
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10
PAY UP AND SAVE COST.

"HE ACCOUNTS OF THE OWYHEE
AVALANCHE previous TO and inciud-
ing November LIST. 1868 are due ana pay
able to Hill. & WILLARD. W. X hcDan-
tel has the accounts and VIII eo.iec, shs
sar,e Hill. 4 WILLARD.
silver City, June 18th, 1869.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10
NOTICE

ywyo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: / here
u by forcwarn all persons not 70 buy or
trade for three certain notes, given by tho
undersigned to the ORC Elmo Morning Star
NJ Company dated October isf, KOS, pay
able at two. four and six months after date,f
i've hundred dollars cy. each, as the property
for which said notes were gwen has passed.
TO bankruptcy, and also been attached and
sold, therefore, do not intend TO pay the
said notes
szt7o RoTLA BUTCHER
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10

vHsHG PROPRIETOR Of this Large and
Gomnodious House has Reiltte
and Reiurnished the Establishment In SUI
perior style, making It second TO none
in the Territory.
Being situated In the business portion OF
town IL affords unusual facilities TO the irav-
cling public generally. Rooms fitted up es-
peclally for tho use and
Accom- odnti OF Families.
RE- Thankful for past patronage no pains
will he spared 70 merit continuance Of the
same l2ltf1 V. Bf4ACk1NGER.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-08-10

J. HUELAT & CO.,
DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Wines.
Liquors,
Cigars,
Tobacco,
Iron,
and steel,
CAL. AND EASTERN MADE CLOTHING
and BOOTS,
CAL. and O'GN BLANKETS,
channels q Cassimeres,
Mems Overshirts,
Understandings,
Gloves,
Ladies and
Coildren's shoes. Hosiery amt
sheetings,
shirtings,
Tickings.
and Table Linen,
BRUSSELS and PLY cARPETING,
Horse-Shoes and Nails,
Carriage Bolts,
A general assortment OF Shelf
Hardware,
India Rubber and
Hemp Packing,
India Rubber Betting and General As
sortmens Of Merchandise.
in J. HuFLAT 4 co.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-24
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Grfer xbeil.

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touroe III Gpntanes Compartment ber 90
3ere) bot nur cine iebr entfernte Mebnlt&-
fett nit ben Cafes BON Yarie. :..s.:
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ber I'M @tnbe bin< unp beri9wanfte unp
al6 3ei@en btente; brtnnet Elm lanoer
nteoriser @aaL tei1en f9war3e, t1,nb per<
rdu@erte 8alfen bereit iaientn, auf bic
@dfe bernieber3ufaqen. s4sir 80
Die ean3e Iusi@mIdun9 beitanb in
alters19wa@en 8dnten unb @trpbflb>
len INN ben madelt9en Slid beruu1. 9in
ben Mauern erbltdte man prei pber pier
@eeifertperfe ber 5ols1@nttttunF pon@pi<
naL bic NIT MdSeln befelist maren. 1..r
@dbrenb Der 9an3en @p9e bis gum
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per Mutter @pucourpe beinabe 9ans 5pe,
aber ant Spnnta8 frSmte,t pie@dfe ber<
tet unb per ~ Nopember 1925 mar Elm
Spnnta9. .:I4.. IT,, -.
llnb 6ieler @onntas mar Ell, oan3 be<
fonberer. Mn ttelent Mbenb feitrte man
bte &adtunft BON Stmpn 9ernou, etneut
8inpe pe8 Dprfe6, Der feline Dtenftiabre
beenbet unp IN ben jdnefet fpanii9en
Gelbiu8e ben @rab etne6 l1nterpffeter6
erbalten bate uab nun III ptt .!6eimatb
3uradtan, bie Ea19en pie man bebaupz
tete, pp4 ppn Yiafern rnb Quabrupell1.
Dieler leBte l1mttanp mar ber ,pt@ttpfte !:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-24

5ufammen> ieine Mueen ,purben ftarr, BIT
rotbe Wetnfarbe 11wano BON 1einet1
8ansen> ct i&ien ni@t fdbis, Elm @pr,
31 reoer.
W5Bl{9 la9te er 9eucnb auf. +
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usu plump! SD feu aufS S9lpb rader,,
NueS III 8emesun9 1eBen: ~ber Sfer>
pant wtQ Nleipe mprben !" unb penn tdj
anfpmme, lie9t Nbre9t8 @pbn i'm tief>
fen S@tummer auf bem Bett uno BET
@rfel? @a6 wtrb init bem Mrfel oe>
ma@t? &u1er, man fennt Gu6 alS bea
SferoantS &ertrauten @ebtW
sd f6w6re Gu6> ra6 i9 laate III
pabr' 3ettet baS Mdb@en!" febts
&uler.
~@erape weil i'd SferYants @ertrauz
ter bin fann i@ e8 wi0en. Sd MD
Gu@ 9erauldlp8 unb unbeme>ft in oaa
@@leb fibren uno chen 70 borau8 eEt>
fernetl &pen,t tpa6 Id 9e1aet, ni9t vouz
ftdnbig sutrtft. Spbann 1en MrfeL Sb,
leio e{n &ttter, tbut Cure YFi9t! @eb=
ret bem Mpro! 9tettet &pelbeio ppn
pbl9eefT
Nrfel {6ien 1einer @tnne aQmablt1
.piecer DSQt9 .6crr a1 tperpe,; er betro6:
tete ben nit @drme Nebeuben aufmerf>
fam unb f@ten e<ne 3eit lang gu lterle:
gen. baat1 l9pb ct Wtlbclm &u|er lei
@eite.
~@ebt Mann!" iagte Ct. vSM babJ
aoelbeto einft 9sltett Gure Sinne {nt
erre9t Sbr trau&nt! @eb uno le0t @ud
iMafen~ 11ebenabt e6 Mbre9t iein2iebs
den gu tei@iiben> er bat bic Ma9t pasu
@ebt @lafen!"
9rtel {9rih sprtpamS> bic Dtene,
oran9ten 1t@ ala1 Jpn, rnb &uler, anraf.
eefobea, elite i'm }9ne{1aen 2a,tf gum
@@lcB 5urQf.
: Nls Jpbanu BON Mrfa an 1ein 6aus
fam> kfabl er Ftnen Dia&ert1 84 Fattelu
uno f& riifen; in ieinem @ena6 anaez
lan9t, fa9te er ta feine1 eeibbiener::
~@teB mir @aler aber ben :&opf
@eorA anb reae por?8 @9lob. 6cQte
ft@ bort etmas teei9nen, 70 fomm iuriid
unb u1eloe e6 mtr!- -%be9eto, beut &pers
ben ,pir quitt!!"