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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-11

eYar's estimates, and not included
in last years appropriations, is the
interest on bonds purchased by the
Secretary of the Treasury. and now
owned by the Government. These
bonds already amount to nearly
$I00.000,000, and by the lst Of July
next, when the fiscal year commenc-
es, will amount to $I5O,OO0,OOO, the
interest on which win be $9,000,000,
This sum, although included in. the
estimates is not an item of expend-
iture, but a contribution toward the
payment of the national debt.
In the three items mentioned we
have the following aggregate:
Riverand harbor improvements not
recommended e9,j00,0G0
Necessary increase in pension es-
Inmates 100000
Interest 10 be added to the sinking
fund 100000
9,5OO,OOO
OF these items the first need not
be appropriated, the second is one
which no patriotic American would
begrudge, and the third is not an
expense, but payment on the pub
lie debt. Togetherthey explain all
but $I2, 100000 of the excess of this
years estimates over the very close
appropriations Of last winter.
There are many other smaller
items which would account for even
still wider difference, quite as con
c'usiYely as the three items named
account for the first $29, 100000, but
it would be tedious to specify. Gen
eral Butler enumerated items of this
class making q total of $59,000,0OO,
which would explain the apparent
excess Of $42O00,000, and leave a
surplus, Of $I7,000,OO0 to place to
the credit of Grants economy. Whet-
her this be an over estimate or not,
it is quite clear that there was moth
ing in the estimates to occasion any
alarm among the people or justify
the cry Of extravaganza.
These facts are incontestible:
I. That the estimates ofthis year
at the very worst are $3,O0O,O00, or
$4,000000 less than those inspired
by the death-be economy of John
sons administration a year ago
II. That they are $78,000,O00 less
than the expenditures ofthat admin
istration had been the year before.
Ill That if they exceed last year s
appropriations, the excess is account
ed for in way that is entirely salts
actory; and.
". That those appropriations them
selves were $120,000,O00 below the
amount Of Johnson 5 expenditures in
1868.
All things considered, the people
may congratulate themselves upon
the financial prospect. 1t is evident
Mr.. Dawes, by his ambition to figure
as an economist, has been entrapped
into making charges which were en-
tirely unwarrauted by facts. But if
his precipitancy conduces to more
rigid scrutiny of the estimates, and
to a merciless looping off of all ex-
penditures which, upon such scruti-
ny, shall seem to be superfiluous, we
shall all have occasion to congratul-
ate ourselves upon the result
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The news from Russia seems to leave Nc
room for doubt on the question whether the
Jews are or are not to be persecdted. An
imperial ulzase has been issued rendering Jews
liable to military service up to theage ofthirty-
one, whereas Christians are exempt after %
Jews marry young, and this regulation is in-
teu,.ed to fall with especial severity upon then
Bss-if they choose to turn Christians they
will be released from liability to military ser
vice altogether. II is the old std-.y-Prosely'
tisrn by main force. The Russian Jews vi
doubtless, turn theirsteps to the United States
as the prescribed and persecuted Of every
nation have done for betwooH two and three
oentusies past.
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The Amendment Ratified.

Georgia has given her consent to
the ratification of the fifteenth
amendment, and it now stands as
virtually the law of the land, II
was very fitting that this State, once
the bold advocate Of manhoods de
graduation, should now stand forth
as the one which secured to man
hood its proper recognition. With
the votes of Nebraska end Texas,
counted in favor of the amendment
New York and New Jersey, might
even be allowed to withdraw taeir
consent, (but for the precedent, and
the amendment would still be the
law Of the land. Break every yoke
and let the oppressed go free.
-.ss- s-S-Sfrr----
LEG1sLATIvE.-Fhe Senate Bill TO
legalize dissections, failed tc pass
that body, on the 4th. Same day q
bill was introduced by Mr.. Ames,
to give the minority party, one judge
and one clerk at elections. In the
House, sane day, the williams Co
case came up. The minority reso-
luton declaring Mr. Blakeslee moi
entitled to a seat in the House
was lost by vote of 40 yeas to 81
navs. The resolution declaring
Williams, Paulding and Defiance
Countys, one Representative District
was lost be vote of so yeas to 81
Bays, The majority report was ther
,,bmitted, and adopted by vote OF
Of So yeas to so nays, It was as
follows:
"ResolUed. That at the general
election for state and county officers,
holden the 18th day Of October, A.
d. 1869, within and for the county
of Williams and state of Ohio
Schuyler F Blakeslee was duly elect
ed to the Office as representative in
the general assembly for the county
of Williams, and is entitled to a seat
in this house.
Mr. Ward, Democrat, raised the
point that the resolution having the
effect Of law required a vote Of
ffty-seFen for its adoption. The
chair decided adversely, when an
appeal was taken and the chair sus-
taincd by vote of 81 to 4S.
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Railway Passenger assurance
c9mpaDy,
AUDITOR OF STATEs's OFFICE, !
DEPARTMENT or Insurance, !
Columbus, Jan. 20, 1870.

1t is hereby certified, that the Railway Passen-
gers Assnrrnce Company, located at Hartford,
in the State OF Connecticut has complied in all re-
specs with the laws OF this State relating 70 Such
Insurance companies for the cgrrsnt year. aud has
fled in this oAiee statement, by the ProDer
officers, showing its condition and business at the
date Of such statement, as follows:
Amount Of actual paid up capital. S2f4 SEQ 90
Aggregate amount ofavalabe assets,,. 500, res %
Aggregate amount Of liabilities, except
capital including re-InsUTanea. Gj.s2J 90
Amount OF income for the the preceding
year in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 222,5 "a
Amount Of expenditures for tie pre-
ceding year in eash............... ... l6I.SlO 10
In witness whereof, have hercunto subscribed
/ my name and caused The seal Of ny Office TO be
affixed the Gay and year above written.
IsEALI JAS, H, GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
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A Catholic riot occurred in Columbus, on
the evening of the 4th Rev. White Of nli-
nois, who had lectured at Cleveland ana Tile
do, was lectRripg in the Opera House, in Co
lumbus, on the SOCKETS of the confessional,
when he was attacked, and with Explanations
Of star and feather thed-d preacher" chang
him" o rush was made for him. He was only
saved from injury by the prompt action of the
police; who took him to his hotel, the crowd
following, fhouting, hooting and throwing
stones.
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An American millionaire, whose name is not
given, recently joined a brotherhood of Monks,
in the neighb0rhood Of Rome, and surrendered
all his property to the keeping OF the brother
hood. The ceremony was public. he was
laid upon the floor Of the church, covered with
A pall, mass was said for the dead, and then
he was uncovered and raised up, as it were, to
new lip, and greeted by the brethren.
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Nem advertisements
RA11sDEFI yORYySW 0I1TS

For those who wish 10 experiment in small way
with these giant cereals, we have concluded TO Off
er DOLLAR SAMPLE PACKAGES, thus qiyino
everybody chance to profit by their introduction
Any man, woman or boy who has farm, garden
or village lot, can make $50 by sending sI at
once, Tor package, enough to grow bushels
sent postpaid with printed history full OF interest
to every farmer. Look O1t Tor cOuuterfeis seed
Order only from the Origingtors, D. ". RAMS
DELL & %, 8 Pearl St, n. Y, or lTI Lake St
Chicago. Circular free.
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NOTICE.

7 HHE undersigned his been duly sp
{ pointed Administrator debonis-noD, on the
Estate Of Archibald Thomas, Decd, late OF York
Tp, Sandusky County, Ohio.
W, W. TEA.
J, II. LENNON, Attorney. G-s
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On Wednesday evening, the 2nd, the freight
and accommodation train, on the Cleveland Mt.
Verson ana GoleBare railroad, was thrown
from the track, at New Portage, by an open
switch. The engine and severed cafs we're
badly smashed, but no person was injured.
Boston proposes to build ship canal across
the sandy zegion Of Cape Cod. It is claimed
such canal would shorten the distance to
New York all of seyenty-ave niles, and save
six hours Of time to steamers.
Three cO-Operat;ve cooper shops, have been
established in Cleveland, by the coOpers who
were recently on a strike. The three shops
employ about 300 meH
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FOR SALE
ADMINIsTRATORs NOTICE.

~ - = y = ? . II y . = aNHlt
NOTICE is h,rebY given that the
1 subscriber Las been appointed Administra-
tor on the Estate George W. Bushaw late Of San
dusky county deceased
ORRIN SELYY, Administrator
February 5th 1879.
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SI2O,0O0,OOC

To censure the present administra-
tion for having presented estimates
in excess of the amount appr0priat-
ed last year is, therefore, to censure
it fornot having reduced the expeu-
ditures Of the Government to point
$l20,000,000 less than they were du-
ring the last full year Of Johnson's S
term. This seems somewhat I'M
reasonable at first sight, and upon
close examination it becomes even
ridiculous. For, let it be remember
cd, that the interest on the public
debt alone amounts to $1j0000,000
and if we subtract that from the two
amounts compared above, there will
remain for the other expenses of the
Government, as follows:
Expenditures Of johnson in fiscal
year 1868 s24lOOO, 900
Appropriation for fiscal year
1870 l2L000,0O0
Reduction sl2O,OOO,OOO
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II ANSASs-FUr information to those design
1A-lng to emlgrate send for Kansas Land Register
25e year: Sample opIes free. Agency Of KAN
sas Pacific r. r. lands, SOuth'n Branch e. R. lands,
agricultural college lands; also improved farms
Pay taxes, furnish abstracts, make collections.
Address ELLIOTT, TAYLOR Y Co, Manhattan, Ks.
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UNITED STATES
INTERVAL REVENUE.
INCOME TAX FOR 1863. SPECIAL
TAXES FOB 1870

N Office IS hereby gwen that by
the provisions Of the Internal Revenue
Law, Il Is made the duty Of all persons liable to
any tax On Incomes, Carriages Gold Watches,
Billiard Tables, Gold Silver Plate, business or
occupation, liable to special tax, to make returns
thereof PERSON, to the Asssi ant Assesscrof the
District in which they reside or before the lst
day Of March in each year; that If any person
shall refuse neglect 70 make such return BY the
day specified, il is made she duty Of the Assistant
Assessor 10 make assessments from his best infor-
nation, aud add q penalty Of fifty per cent, for
such refusal or neglect.
In accordance with the provisions Of the law I
viii recaive returns for Sandusky County, ct my
office, corner Front and Croghan Streets, Fremont,
Ohio, until the lst day Of March, A, D. 1870. Per-
sons then in default may expect the penalty to be
enforced.
j. R. BARTLETT,
Assistant Assessor. So Div. 9TH Dist, Ohio.
January 25, 1870, 81
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MAUD MULLER.

84AUD VI y LLER.
Maud Muller, when but sweet sixteen
Hal learned to run the Weed Machine.
No longer raking mid the hay
Another path before her lay.
With shining slopes that seemed to rise
Until they mingled with the skies.
Sewing the wrought with merry glee,
The Judges bride she soon would be.
While in the hre-lights fading glow
She watched picture come and 60.
a maiden in a tattered dress
Who wore it then because her best.
When ike the sunshine Of dream
An angel ea1ne-the Weed Machine.
She watched its silent fingers play
Withipew born wonder day by day.
Till like some magic tale of old,
What ere 1t touched seemed turned to gold.
She clothed herself with raiment fine,
The Judge now praised her at his wine.
A manly torn at her side she saw,
And joy was duty ard love was law.
TIL fading like some blissful dream
Again beside her Weed Machine
She murmered low '' I'm far more blessed
Than all the maidens OF the Westn
MoRAL.-Young ladies cultivate the useful as
well as the ornamental, by purchasing 4 weed ma
chine Of
3. L. CROSS, MUSIC STORE.
Mr.. CROSS Is NOW
The Wholesale & Retail
Agent
For the Sale Of the Weed Nackiaes
In FREMONT and surrounding County. Call
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Fire and Life insurance,
Real Estate,
Notary Public.
Collections Made,
Taxes paid in sahdusky Coun-
General Information given by
Resident Of Fremont, Since Is40-
REFERENcEs:-F s. White Bank Fremont
A II. Miller, First National Bank,
4. P. Buekland.

The following first class Insurance. Oompaniss.
HOME, New York
INTERNATIONAL, New York.
PHGNIX, Hartford Conn.
HOME, New Haven.
NEW ENGLAND LIFE, Boston.
Policies carefully written in eithrr of tbe aboes
companies, on all descriptions OF properly Ard IN
case Of loss payment promptly made from this
office.
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menf, appears to have the active sup
port Of the church party, which is
been on overthrowing the republic.
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well to call on me.
FOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling on
4 West side Clover Street. Pine situation, via
Vel, CisteEn aud plenty Of fruit. This Place Is
offered at $1,000.
TOR SALE.-A House of eiQht
rooms, on north side Of State Street, i've ralnu-
ties walk from Post-ofhee, half acre Of gronnd,
oeautlful yard, trees, shrubbery, fruit, hno bafs
PTice, 200.
E70R SALE.-A brick house on
l. South side Market st. West Of Water stpsss.
4 hne lot with fruit and shrubbery.
TOR SALE.-A House with sever
a rooms, on South side Market st. west Of Arch,
70 rods from POst-oticc. All kinds Of fruit smRit
barn. with < or y acre. Price, $500.
TOR SALE.-House and lot on
= Court street, with front on East DEPOT street.
desirable Tor Grocery sand OF saloon.
TOR SALE.-A valuable lot on
L North side Market street, east Of Arch
TOR SALE "A two Story brick
4 ho SO with basement, y rooms. On South gide
Cfoghan street, but few steps from the Posl.ohoe.
TOR SALE.-Tbree lots 20 bv s21
fronting on Croshan street, suitable for stores,
ENOR SALE.-In the village Of
4 NOrxslk, on Main Street, one nile eSst ron
the Court House. Seven 7l acres Of land, in high
state Of cultivation. House, Barn, Sheds and
Hennery, Well aud Cistern A fine Orchard with
an klucs OF Fruit, Berries, Grapes &c. Sandy
SOI; just the place for a Gardener, with ready
market Tor all one can raise. Price, q 500 TERMS
to suit purchaser.
TOR SALE.--IOOO Lots more or less,
4 IN Oak Wood Cemetery, ranging IN prices fror1
% TO 500. Every resident Of Frsmcnt, should
make seleetlon Of lot and besutify the sams, for
sooner OF later al go to that place. map Of the
grounds can be seen at my Office.
TOR RENT-A large store room on
Front street, with plenty Of storage, first ana
second stories Suitable for Dry Goods, Groceries
or Commission House.
H'OR SALE lots on Front street,
4 4. North Of Market street, q By ls5 feet, most
sllso pc site Tor a manufacturing establishments OF
Persons at distance desiring auy informatioa
from this point can address com muuicati0ust 10 ne,
II the subject does not require much tine and afs
Lentl0nI few postage stamps inclosed viii be gfs
holent remuneration. Where more time and aboF
are required reasonable Compensation Wi1 bg
charged. ISAAC III KFFTFR
52-ly Frsnoat ora.
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30, YE LOVERS 6F TIE WEED.
FARM 81 o. aAT.R
so AGRES NELL IMPROIEl.

2 'hk undersigned viii sell his farm
Z OF ee acres, lying ore and hslf miles north
and 0neand a hall milo West. OF yViutersS station
II apPc'ltlon is made soon It IS under god cul-
StF2-lon has an orchard of 3 acres contain ~ the
pet OF irult a fsame barn, and hewed leg house,
WITH gSo never foiiiag wells Of water on Il G 1rau-
sos There are twenty acres IN Wheat at b pres
ent tiiqe, which can be purchased with Il e farm.
For price and terms apply on the PREMISE, or al-
VA. JACKSON.
81 Winters Station sandusky Co, o.
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AMOUNT INSURED,
ANNUAL INCREASE.

P from ncef from town. in
an 7dggka
eConmnTe
tUel
conn in mOreah full
oronya Crcdaa
go NJ Agent
Office NJ E.
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PETITION FOR SALE OF REsLEs-
TATE.

N Office Il hereby given to Wm.
R. Shout and Mary c. Shouf and George D.
Bashaw, Mary E. Bashaw Orrin C. Bashaw and
John d. Bashaw Of Ottawa County Ohio, whose
residence is unknown. That o rin Selvy Admins
traitor OF the estate of George W. Bashlw has this
in day Of February 7th, 1870, filed petition in
Probate court Of S5ndusky county for the sale Of
the interest of said tate in the following described
realestate sitUated inYOwnsend Township, Sandus-
Ky County, Ohio, it being the South half Of the
west half of southeast quarter of section four
range M seventeen Township (5 five and contain
ing forty acres $50 five acres in the northwest cor
ner of the west half Of the northwest quarter Of
lection i9 nine Range IN seventeen Township 5l
five.
Said petition is set for hearing on the l4th day Of
March 1870, at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
o. SELVY, Admir-.
February !, 1870. 6-le
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TOR SALE.-A House of eiRhk
4 rooms, on north side Of State Street, I've ralnu-
tes walk from Post-otiee, half acre Of gronnd ,
beautiful yard, trees, shrubbery, fruit hns bafns
yeTy desirable, If not sold l0on will be for rsnt,
Price, 900.
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Persons having property for sails or rent. win DO
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FOR SALE-AF Frame Dwelling on
= West side Clover Street. Pine situation, via
Well, Cistern aud plenty Of fruit. This plaee ig
offered at q, ,O0O.
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FOR SALE.-A House with sever
A rooms, on South side Market st. west Of Arch,
~ rods from Post-otacc. All kinds Of fruit small
barn, with 4 or y acre. Price, g, 500.
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I E1OR SALE.-A brick house on
/ L South side Market St. West Of Water strsss,
! hne lot with fruit and shrubbery.
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4
Grants estimates, do DO 299,000,00C
Excess of JOhnson's estimates S+,OOO,O0C
There is also mother item of $725,-
900 for subsidies 70 certain mail
steamships which was included this
year in the $324,0OO,00O, but was not
Included last year in the S303, 100000
although appropriated By Congress-
| having been submitted by Post
master General Randall rs a separate
item. Although these items are
sufficient to show that upon a com
parison of estimates the advantage
is with the present administration,
they do not show this advantage in
the strongest light (which it is sus-
ceptible, for it Will be recollected
that the official report of Secretary
Boutwell,, which was extensively
published about the time of the
meeting Of Congress, put the esti-
mated expenditures for the next fiscal
year at only 1921, 100000 or $I2,-
| O0O,000 less than those of Andrew
johnson a year ago, As this esti.
mate of the Secretary was updOubt-
edly made with due care, it seems to
be far more worthy Of reliance than
an estilmate-book prepared by a
{! clerk, in which typographical error
of $7,0G33, 600 has been shown in q
single iteni, team hardly be doubt
ed that the discrepancy Of S8,000,000
or $9,000,000 between Secretary
Bontwell's report and the estimate
book, as corrected above in respect
to the Post Office accounts, IS occa-
stoned by similar errors, or by the
! inclusion of certain items estimated
for by subordinate officials. which
ought not to have been so included.
It must be admitted, however, that
ifthese few millions were ell we had
to show as the difference between the
proAigate administration Of Andrew
johnson and the administration of
General Grant we should have slen-
der cause for eongFatulation. But it
must be remembered that the com
parson above made is between esti-
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(, Z. WHITTIER, 6l7 St. Charles St., st. Louis
J No, OF UniOn-wi1e reputation, treats all ven
ereal diseases; also, seminal emissions inpotencv
sc, the result Of self-abuse. SenC stamps for
sealed pamphlet, sop. Nomstterv hofailed, state
case. COnsultatihn tree.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-16

feben, bab er in ieiner @naoe unier se>
ntetniameS erpees @erf gun, Nuber,
Der sansen Meni@beit beenpe."
Gin anberer Correspondent beridtet:
Die Trobnlei6nams >proeeiiion wuree
Don Der Sirtini19en RapeQe aus na6
her 8altlifa BON @t. Deter nit elmer
nod ME ba9ewe1enen' Geierlidfeit uno
0rpbartt9feit Yerantaltet. Son cen
petb aefleioeten Maiienfnaben bis su
BEN Sberbaupte Ger fatbpli1den Gbri>
itenbeit tparen In Der prcce(ipn ale
@rape Der 6ierar9te unb cine na9 ben
per11tepeniten Stdnben bin imppntren<
be 9aienmelt nertreten &lufereeifli9e
aQer Sreen, bic @ertreter tes meltlt@
den &lerus Npms, bic r5milde prd
latur, mebr als 500 @dter bes @onctl6
aus allen @elttbetlen uno po,, ben YER
laiebenen @iter, suleBt bte Garoindle
Der STRIDE, unter ibnen, 1uageben Ypn
ber Mobelz@ aroe, plus TX. Der eerace
am Grpbnlei6nabmstage tas 24. Sobr
1eines Ypntifcats ldlpb> auf Ter Sedia
gestatoria, in tiefiter Mnoa@t lit tlo>
bem 6aupte cas- MQerbetlt9fe Serebz
renb. San; &pm war auf ben Glben,
UNI bic sroBartise proceilpn an;u<
itaunen, 1rpppn man ft9 weoer ourd
bic beige Spnne nod ea5 ermiicente
LANCE Steben abbalten Lief.
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QebenS<Wein.

@armer's ginum 4itae cter eebens Mein u
Elm arr6er Wlutretnt9er nnb b%elifates 0etrant, Is enttalt
feinee lddbliden Drceuen oter unretnltdtetten unb If ein
Wrdparat tar aae, trelde Rtnulireuser @ttte1 b%ebarfen.
Dte(es Mittel 1T Elm Sonte unb seriaaft ,autsa Npretit.
uno it bas bette blutrstntsenbe Mittel Der geelt. 81 IN
bas anseneba,ae unb e~elitateite Mtttsl, tpeldes ier1als Dem
rublffIn, %anaetpteu tpurbe, BET ~tuettenn better ais grants,
Wbtstep, gsfn. gitters pber irsenb en anterer Nrtttel
g. 1T ~aeIlnber unb biais.r. @ouubl oas nannlide ais
meibli6e @eidlett. Sung unb Ilt fDnnen ben 9ebenstuei''
aebrouden. 6 1T in ter Gbat eta Retter bs 9eteas.
Siejeuiaen, selbe id elmer auten @e,unbbeit ~erfreuea
ppden inb unuuterbrphen 1ebtafser @ematbsaimn.una.
rperben wstl ttuw, Ben 9etensretn su gebrauder. es TT
BON ale, anterea 0ebraubsnettteln nef9teben. sStr6
bel allen rpauiten p%crfauft unb aud tn alien re1pettatlea
salppus. Trets ett Dpler per Quart Jlaide.