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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late agent Of the United States Patent Office,
Washington, 10ldey the Act Of 1887.
No. 7S state st. opposite Kilby st. Boston.

NO. - Ntate ST. opposite hllDy SI' DOStOh'
Amer an extensive practice of upwards of
twenty years, continues To secure patents IN the
United States; also in Great Britain, France,
and other foreign countries. Caveats, Specitica-
tious Bonds, Assignments, and all papers or
drawings for patents, executed on reasonable
terms with dispatch. Researches made into
American and Foreign works, 20 determine the
validity and utility of Patents Of Inven ions, and
legal and other advice rendered on all matters
touching the same. Copies of the claims of any
patent furnished by renting one dollar. As
sigumeuts recorded in Washington.
No Agency in the United States possesses su
pcrior facilities for obtaining Patents or ascer-
tanning the patentability Of inventions.
During eight months the subscriber, in the
course Of his large practice, made ticicc reject
ed edapplicdtious, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE of which was decided in his facor by the
Commissioner of Patents.
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81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ a man more competent
and trustworthy, and more capable Of putting
their applications in a form to secure for them
an early and favorable cnnSiderati m at the Pa
tent Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-02-22
Late Commissioner OF Paten

Mr. r. H. Eddy has made for me THIR-
TEEN applications, in all but ONE of which
patents have been granted, and that one is now
pending. Such unmlstakable proof of great tai
ent and ability on his part leads me to recon-
mend ALL inventors to apply to him to procure
their patents, as they may by sure of having the
most faithful attention bestowed on theiT cases,
and at very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGHART".
Boston, Jan. l, 1870. lyl
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TESTIMONIALS.
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner of Patents

'I regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have
had official intercourse.
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and black were busy On their books.
That ancient preceptress must be
splendid disciplinarian,' thought
John. ..
The duties passed off pleasantly
John formed friendships-distant
ones.
Does your principal never come in
this department ? asked John of one
Of these.
'Oh, yes; but she's been away, you
know. She will come this afternoon.
Have you seen her? Isn't she just
lovely? We girls all worship her F.;
there never was such a woman. If
you could only hear her lecture She
can do anything; she can preach, up.
on my word she can. On rainy days
she takes a text, and does much bet
ter than DR.. Fossil. Oh, you needn't
laugh
John pressed his lips together, as
he cried soto voce, 'Oh youth. great
is thy capacity
Does she believe in mans rights 2
he asked family.
4 presume so, or you wouldn't be
here was the saucy answer. She be-
lieves in all sorts of rights, and every
thing that is right finds an advocate
in her.
lBrayor cried John. Recess is
over
1t was four in the afternoon. John
had been hard at work, for his pupils
kept him up to the mark, and he was
only fearful that they might ask him
one question too many, and he not be
ready for it. As the clock struck,
there was a futter through the room ;
all eyes turned to the door. Then
was it an angel that entered? John
mentally asked, looking dazed, as the
white draped figure, with floating
curls and liquid brown eyes, came in.
Her rosy lips parted in so sweet a
smile, that it made her quite enchant-
ing. She started as she met the grave,
astonished face of John Dent; then
moving toward him, she bowed, and
with selfpoised, womanly air, she
took her stand at the board, while the
pupils were all attention.
'Whew! whispered John, under
his breath; who is she? Well, she
is gorgeous
He watched her with new and
strange emotions IS she stood there
those beautiful eyes alight with the
fire Of genius, her white arm raised,
the cloud of delicate muslin falling
gracefully away from it. What pow
er there was in every movement Of
the wand she held? The difficult
problems lost their stateliness. and
| seemed to fall humbly before her, as
in the presence of conqueror, confess
ing themselves vanquished.
And she a woman, thought John,
drawing his breath hard; there are
few men who could match her.
We'll, that's our principal said
one of the girls, as the queen of beau
ty and of science left the room, tax
ing more than her smiles and sun
shine with her; that's Miss Bessie
isn't she beautiful ?
'That-that-' suffered John, 'oh
no, you must be mistaken. II saw
Bessie-that is, Miss Marvin, when !
first came; very tall woman with
oh, dear, no, that's her aunt cried
the girl laughing. Poor Miss Mar.
vin-that's a good joke-she only
sees to things; but Miss Bessie, we
worship her"
Poor John!
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A Large Amount of Portland city Prop
erty for Sale.

100000 Acres of Choice Farming Lands of
every description for sale, situated in different
parts of this State.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-02-22
General Land Agency for Oregon
and Washington Territory.

Will attend to the purchase and sale of Real
Estate in all parts of this State and Washington
Territory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-25

TI,OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
u Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships of this line leave pier North river foot OF
Beach street,
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond every TGesd v
nia and Tenneasse line, the Scaboard Inland Air line
Feersburg and Weldon railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio fa
roada and Richmond and Danvle railroads. Through pas
senge tickets and through bs Of adng at reduced rates to
ali points South and Southwest
Apply at Office on pier w, or 70 ,,r. ~ ,,,,.
1s7 Greenwich street, corner OF Dey.
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TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
Sailing regularly every THURSDAY, ct O'Clock p NJ,
precisely, from pier No. 4 North river.
COLUMBIA, Captain z. Van Sice June 30.
MISSOURI, Captain J. B. Edwards July z
MORO CASTLE, Captain r. Adams, via Nassau. July IL.
1o' '"t 4. GGpXN WHISTLER, Jr., President,
10, Bowliag Green.
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WHALEBoNE RUBBER.-THE PUBLIC ARE IN.
w vtod call and examine specimens OF this base
for artificial teeth great advantage ordinary rubber
II It's shtness strength and perfect hexlbty Fr acts
serted for 3d. Sl6 and $25 gold filings "a
siiateged u the New York Dental Rooms. w Sixth ~.
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April g. April "a
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,,Julyi
Has Superior passenger And freight Accommodations
Fret ca6tn Wv, second cabin W.
Freight, 90 cents per dry barrel
Payable n Untsa ssssss goa:
I For freight or Paesage Appy To-
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rv,xvAs LINZ ners tf
- $3.50 or Gslveston Stsamers
The Al ataaner ViRUNA Captan anencer. NJ Mar No n
Ess river viii saii on Saturday, July - ~
Al coods or Houson or Inc Interior Will be forwarded
our assnts Messrn r. r. McMahon Co., free OF charge
For freirht or passaEs apply 10
o' ~ o 80 =
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-16
ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

Agreed upon between the Post Office department.
OF the United States and the Post. flee Dedart-
ment Of the Hanseatic Republic of Hamburg,
providing for the convey anee Of the Interna-
tion Correspu ndence in time of War or threat
ening War.
Whenever, in consequence of war or threatening
war, the International correspondence between
the United States and Hamburg cannot he con-
veyed by United States Hamburg steamers, it
may be conveyed by steamers under neutral flag,
subject To all The stipulations, rules and reguia-
tons contailed in The eyersl postal conventions
heretofore concluded between beth countries.
In witness whereof we have hereto set our
names and affixed the seals of cur respective Of
fees this twenty eighth day of March. one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty four, at the city Of
Washington.
tsEALl ". BLAIR.
Postmaster General. Z. S.
fsEsLl X. SCHLEiDES.
Minister Resident of the Hanseatic Republics.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLES

Agreed upon between the General Post Office ofthe
United States OF America and the General Post
Office OF Prussia.
In pursuance of the power granted by Article J.
Of the postal convention between the Unit d Sta
ties of America and the Kingdom of russia, signed
at Washington on the 18th of JUL. and at Berlin
on the 18th of August, 1852. t. select additional
countries by mutual agreement of the two post
nc mnistrarions. the following additional articles
are hereby agreed upon. viz =
ARTIcLEI. there shall be established. on the
part of the United States, additional Offices of ex
change at Portland. Detroit, and Chicago. respect
lively, to correspond with Aachen fAix-a Chapelle)
by closed mail through England. by means of
Canadian mail packets, plying direct between
Liverpool and Portland during the winter, and
between Liverpool and River du Loup or Quebec,
in summer.
ARTICLE II. The description ofletters. &c. which
shall be comprised in the closed mails forwarded
from the aforesaid United States exchange offices
to Aachen (Aixla- Chapelle), and rice rersa. from
the Prnssian exchange office of Aachen AK la
Chapelle) to Portland, Detroit. and Chicago,
specfvely. shall be from time to time arranged by
correspondence between the Post Office Depart
ments of the two countries,
ARTICLE III. The respective Post-Office Depart
ments If the two countries are to account with
each other for the international and other CORE
spondence so exchanged by means Of the Canadian
mail packets, precisely in the same manner as II
the sea transportation were performed by United
States packet between New York and Liverpool.
In witness whereof the heads of the depart
ments have fixed their names and reals of Office
to these presents, at the dates set opposite to
each, respectively.
Isl ]. BOLT,
Postmaster General.
December %, 1850.
ISL Won DER HEYDT. n
Royal PrussiAn Minister Of State for CT (
merce Trades, and Public WorkK
Rz1Iu, April "a, 1861.
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Agreed upon between ] In A. Kasson, Esq, in
vested with S ecial Puwe.s to this End, and
Sgnor Commander Don Giovanni Barbavara,
Director General Of Poss in Italy, by virtue OF
his full Powers. in order 10 establish a regular
Exchange of Correspondence between the United
States OF America and Italy.
ARTICLE l. There shall be regular exchange
of correspondence in closed mails between the
Post Department of the United STAGES and Post
Depar Of Italy, upon the conditions set forth
in the 70 lowing articles:-
Article IL. The exchange of mails shall be
eff-c ed by OF the transit tic steamers and
of the in ermediate rau:es of transit upon which
the two postal administrations stall hereafter
agree; or, in the absence OF such an agreement.
each postal administration shall designate the
steamers aud the route of transit by which the
mails which it dispatches shall be conveyed.
ARTICLE Ill. The offices for the exchange of
mails on the part of the United States. are
LIST. New York.
ID. Boston.
On the par. of Italy, are
LIST. The travelling Office from Turin 70 snsa,
When the transit is by the way OF France and
England.
I'd. The travelling Office from Milan to Gamer
iata, the travelling Office from Arc, a to Maya
dino. when the transit is by way of Germany and
Switzerland
The Post Departments Of the United States and
of Italy whenever they shall find it necessary,
may agree upon other Offices of exchange
ARTICLE " The following articles shall be
admitted into the mills exchanged between the
two countries. to wit: ~ Ordinary letters; (2)
other written documents which have not the char
acter of direct personal correspondence, Cor
rected proofs, samples Of merchandise, including
grains and sseds, and rot having . mercantile
saine in themsel es; ~ Newspapers and prints Of
III kinds, in sheets. 10 pamphlets, and in books;
hests Of music. engravings, Autographs, photo
Aasc-s v. he weight Il each packet ofsan-
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10y For other eosEsaPoudencs, II csnts per kilc
Igramme, net.
2, FOR Transit scruss the waters Of the Pacin
ocean:
For letters, 10 cents per single letter rate.
b. For other correspondence, 70 cents per kilo
gramme, net.
For such transit by sea the Swiss Office shall
receive as follows:
Ocean;
d For letters, s cents per single letter rate.
b. For other correspondence, II cents per kilo-
gramme, net.
For intermediate territorial transit each office
shall receive the amount it actually dsburses for
such transit.
Article XIV. The postal accounts between
the two Offices shall be stated quarterly, and
transmitted and verified as speedily practical
BILE; add the balance found due shall be paid TO
the creditor office, either by exchange on Lon
don or Paris or ut the debtors Office, Ms the
creditor office may desire
The rate for the conversion of the money Of the
two countries shall he fixed by common agree
ment between the two Offices.
ARTICLE Nv. When in any port of either
country a closed mail is transferred from one
vessel to another without any expense to the OF
fee of the country where the transfer is made,
such transfer shall net be subject to any postal
charge by one Office against the ,ther
ARTICLE XVI Official communications adj
dressed from office to the other shall not be
the occasion Of any accounts between the two
Offices
ARTICLE XVIII. Letters wrongly sent. or
wrongly addressed, or not deliverable for what
eAer cause shall be returned to the originating Of
flee, at its expense, if any expense is incurred.
Registered correspondence Of all kinds. not de-
liverabie for any csuse, shall al>o be returned in
like manner. All other correspondence which
cannot be delivered shall remain at the disp ~i
tion of the receiving office ANY pu,tage upon
returned which shall have been
charged against the office of stinaton, shall be
ON the account.
ARTICLE XVIII The two offices shall, by mutual |
consent establish detailed regulations for carry |
ng these articles into execution and they may
nciif, such regulations in like manner, from |
line t. time, as the exigencies Of the service |
nav require.
This INVENTION shall take effect at n time to be |
liked by common accord of the two iministra-
ions, ard shall continue in force until T. minated
" mutual agreement or otherwise, until one
ear from the dale when one Office sh ID have
otified the other of its desire to terminate it.
Executed in duplicate at Berne, this eleventh
ay of october, A. D. 1867
TSeai.l JOHN A. KASS0N.
Special Commissioner. Sc, &c. |
lSeal. DR.. J. DUBS.
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N o T I C e.

DARTIEs HAVING ACCOUNTS AGAINST
i the V. l. 7. K. K. Co. are requested TO pre-
sent them at an office y the Company by the LIST
Of the month following that in which they have
accrued.
II. II. YERINGToN. Superintendent.
February IS 1870. If
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Pot Omce Department.


Washington, November II. 1867.
Having examined ami Considered the afore-
going articles Of convention for tn ameiiora'ion
If the postal service between the United states
Of America and the swiss Confederation. agreed
upon and executed ia duplica at Berne, the
eleventh dsy of October, one thous md eight
hunared and aixty-seven, by Hon. John A. Eas-
sen, Special COMMUNIST ner, &c, &c. on behalf
Of thi- department. and by DIR. Jaques Dub<, vice
president Of the federal council and chief OF the
federal post del artmet, on behalf Of the federal
council of the Swiss Confederation, the same are
by me hereby ratified and approved by and with
the advice and consent OF the President of the
United States.
In witness whereof haze caused the seal Of
the Post Office Department to be affixed hereto.
with my signature, the day and year first above
written.
f.. 81 ALEX. ". RANDALL,
Postmasi err General
hereby approve the foregoing convention, and
in testimony thefeoff lave caused the seal of
the United states to be affixed.
SEAL ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
WASHINGTON, November u. 1867.
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PosT- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. /
Washington. ian Is, 1865
The going articles Of detailed segul, atoms for
carrying into execution the postal convention OF
l1th October 1sG, between the United States
and switzerland, hereby ratified and ap-
proved.
Witness my hand and the seal Ct the Post Office
Department this 18th day Of January, a. D. lS6S.
IsEAL. ALLX. " RANDALL
Postmast ter General.
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Agreed upon between the General Post Office of the
United States o; America and the General Post
Office OF Prussia.
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Chief Of Department Of Posts, etc, etc. etc.
Signed Mt Berne. 9TH siarch. 1863.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-18
8 olnmbus. g., Donnerita9, ~. aluenit 1870.

serriiien Die leinenen 6oien 3eigen un,Ghee glede
Sc miro tpDbl bas Bette iein mir ifiden i'm ouf brei
Gage ing Sod unb nehmen i'm barauf in unfere ipe.
aiele Obbut. bel Dem 1errn Oberfabsar3t 1T gr Bu
iebr fid ielbft iiberlaiien"
Ser 6err Oberftabsarat miro mir be3euaen, baB
i'd feline 3et babe, meine @ade in 9tanb au ieben."
ertpiberte Der Buride troden, .eniweoer tas Cine
gan3. ooer oas Mnoere gang; als Duride muB id
meine 3eit 5uerit meinem Germ mbmen unb penn
mir oann nod, elm @tinbhen ibria bleibt ="
rDann eebt Gr hinunter in Die Slide unb careiirt
an Der &o6n; beg" fiel Der Selowebe! b6bnenb bm
ing Wort. ryta, ct tpiro 3eit senus finoen. Wenn
VI uieoer IL Die @ompaenie einaetreten lit. laiie i'd
s}bn tastdslidb Worsens nm finf ubr nit idmmtli=
d9en Broden tommen. 10 lanse. big i bic ueber3eus
euns seponnsn babe, oab tie pori&riftsmdbis in
Stano 9e,ebt limb. - Sebt fann gr seben. bic Ga.
Mppeu iie beiid5tisen."
Q8enn &immel iid oud in Be3us auf Die @unit
bes 6elowebels feinen Suuiionen mebr binaab, Elm
10 entifiebenes Muireten batte ct bod nidf erpars
tet gr blide peroubt balb ben selbwebel, balo ben
S6reiber an, Der bebauerno bic Md9Ieln audte.
sd babe einen @ruB fir ben n6errn 7elomebel
BON Der Sunefer gbri1ne," bob &immel nod elmer
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r8ebate St ben @ruB fur iid3 !" fieI oer ae5trenae
5err ibm ing Wort. r@laubt Ct. idb ie 10 oumm.
bob idh feline elenben Wadinationen nidt burdb.
i1aue? Wenn Die Sun9ier gbriitine ferner nod mid
hebt gr? uno iebt i9eere ST iid binaus!"
&lmmel lab elm, oaB ale meiteren Worte Der.
lhwenbet ,uaren, ct berlieB oesbab oas 3mmer. Oh.
ne einen Uerlud, burd bic Grinnerung an gbriitine
oen Telotebel aur Uttoe 5u bepe8en, 5u erneuern.
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SunsrMf4e onsnalas..u. BON g 70 alsansafssnts

(1crtfttunA.)
Grns. NOR ii6er bic unaorte 1raae unb ben barr
fben. berlesenben 9on, in uel6em he 8etelt uuroe,
'N,in. oerr 6ouptmaur.s ermiberte er. i'd babe
n,ir ben 6srrn HelbmebeI beaIetet
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ben 3iaen bts @efreifen
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yei, Worasiester bieles unfreiuiliae Dab erhelt.
ibr e fort .iebenfas hat er iein 9heil ba3u beige.
franeN. Sic 5duIbiae AGtun9 D0r ieinem Vorae.
ietteu u,ufte Shm fagen baB CT einen iolden Sdert
f4 mit Dem TeibpebeI nidbt erlouben burfte."
sd babe mir burGaus feinen S4erj NIT ibm ct.
Io1bt.~ tunQte grnF 3u erwiebern.
.Sdbpeiqe Ct. wenn id iprede; = @laubt gr. i'd
f0nnt nidbt errnthen mas bier DorQtfaQen it Drei
9oae Wiitelarreit! - Mit ihm 53immel perbe i'd
n6hjfens aud Mbrednung halten. Rir ideint, oaB
ct bic @uppe eineebadt bot
Gin Spi0n 1T ct nno ein S6wdber oa8u." ia8te
Der 4dbnridb. .oapon babe i'd Bepeiie erbalten.
Ser Oherjtabsar5t fprdh unptrhoblen aus. oaB
er bieIe Nndbt tbeile unb RlmmeI k6 be0euteno III.
5ommennehmen miilIe Denn Ct 0araHf reHsftre, ldnr
aer in feinem 0auie jn bleiben.
Rad 0ieier erniten Warnun9 folgte Der dlte 1err
feinen beioen @6en melde bAs 3tmHter berettS per.
IaiIeu batten. Ser elomebei lieb ebt ebenfals eis
nige Bemerfungen fallen, bic benz Bnrid9en perrte.
then. bob er nebeu BEN Mobluolen feines Serrn
aud bas bes Qrenjboners berloren bate nno ooB q
b6len 9agen entge9enotng. menn Der Sberltabsar3t
ibn 3ur Gompagnie 5uriidldidte.
gbriitine wollte ben 9eitrengen Perrn beru6t8en.
ober Der 6elbpebel IieB ibre @riinoe nidbt 9elten
Obne Elm Bort bes Mbldiebs perlieb er in Beglei.
tuna ieines S1rebers bas Saus. um ben ibm bic
tirten SMbenarreit an5utreten.,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-08-18
. His ale bIidte oni. tait iaien es. ais babe Oas

:. Die Nlte bIidte anf fat iAen es. ais babe bas
Gelb feinen Wertb fir lie
$50 rperoe tbun. mas i'd fir ðt halte; 6as aber
ln9e td Dir. on Nent. mas in ben Sternen 9ei4rtes
ben tteht. fann Der Menih nidbts dnbern."
ernt perobi4icbete iid,. ct mar nit benz &eIulfnt
leines Beiudes nit Der 8abriaserin Bufrieben. 81
Dem Auaenblid. in lpedem ct oas 5aus perlieb. iob
er etne lun9e. elegant eefleoete Dome 4 oemielben
nabsrn. Nod ebe oieie bas Sdushen erred1te. ftanb
oie Vldte Der Wabriaserin. burh ben be0en Son
elner nlbernen S4eae serufen. por Der Sante.
sSaft Du's eeb6rt9" fraste oie2ebtsre.
ytanni beia6te.
Die Nlte nifte befre6iat.
rpanole tpie es Sir gutoinft," fu5r He fort Ser
Ielonebel Stord lit feline 9ldn,enbe Npttbie, aber
Ou fommit unter Die Saube. uno oas II porlduiig
ole 2auptad5e Sebt aeb' uno lese Dein Obr feft
an ole Utiinoung oes Sprahrobrs; Jrdulein Mu-
rora Bertram ipridbt febr leile."
Die iunse Dame mar turB porber an ben Teniierf
oorbei9eldrltten. oas idarfe 4use Der 8abriaserin
bate iie iofort erfannt.
Nann DerlieB oas 3immer unb ities cine 9reppe
hinauf um in bem Cabinet. tneIdes iber Der Stube
ibrer 5ane lag, bic unterreouns Der Beioen su be=
laui1en.