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CURIOUS, HOW STRAINED
~ The Married Ladies Private Companion contains
the desired information. Sent free for two stamps.
Address MRS. II. MlcrZ5ER, Hanover, Pa.
A VOID QUACKS.-A victim Of early indiscreton,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
4 STATES, for the District of Virginia
In the matter of Murdoch Howell, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
10 Whom it May Concern THE undersigned Jas
II. Celrow and William w. Old of Norfolk, Va, here
by give notice of their appointment as assgnees Of
the estate of Murdoch Howell, of Norfolk county,
in said district, who was, on the nth day of De-
cember, 1870, adjudged a bankrupt onhis own pc
tition by the District Court of said district.
JANIS ii CALR0W,
WILLIAM W. OLD,
ia l3-F3w* Assignees.
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ILLUSTRATED AND Descriptive CATALOGUE
OF FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
AND SUMNER PIONEERING BULBS, r
For 1871,
Will be ready for mailing by the middle of January
notwithstanding great loss of type, paper, en-
Cravings &C., by fire which destroyed the Job Print
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18th December, 1879. 1t will be printed on most
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FIVE HUNDRED ORIGINAL ENGRAvINGs,
And two finely executed Colored Pates--specmens
for all Of which were grown by our ourselves the
past season from own stock of Seeds. In the
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Catalogue 'FIoral Guide' extant.
The Catalogue will consist of liz Pages, and as
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and Premiums, unsurpassed. Please send orders
for Catalogues without delay.
OUR CoLORED CHRoMo FOR 1871
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will represent forty-two Varieties of snowy and
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sign to make it the best Plate Of Flowers issued
Sze, l9x2I inches. The retail value would he at
least Two Dollars; shall, however, furnish it to
customers at rs cents per copy, and offer it Pre-
MUM upon orders for Seeds. See Catalogue when
out BRIGGS & BROTHER,
Rochester, N. Y.
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NEW ApyERwIsNmENTs.

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S0--lnVoluntary.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
il STATES, for the District of Virginia,
La the matter of Fisher, Matthews & Roberts vs.
John Cox, bankrupt---in bankruptcy.
To Whom il May Concern:---Ths undersigned T.
II. Bcooke of Caroline county, Va. hereby gives
notice of his appointment assignee of the estate Of
John L. Cox, of Henrioo county, in said district
who was on the LIST day of Dec. 1870, adjudged a
bankrupt his creditors petition by the District
Court of said district
Dated Milford, Va, January 20, 1871.
ja 20-F3w Il. H. BROOKE Assignee.
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AZ. S2-InvOuntary
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States, for the District OF Virginia.
In the matter of Jas. +. Shilling Denis X Fer
gnson, bankrupt-in bankruptcy.
TO Whom it May Concern The undersigned,
John M. Hail. of Henrico CO Va, hereby gives notice
of his appointment assignee the estate Of Denis
X. Ferguson, of Roanoke coty, in said district, who
was, on the 10th day of April 1870, adjudged
bankrupt by the District Court of said district.
Dated Richmond, January 10, 1871
ia 16-Th3w JOHN NJ. HALL, Assignee
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~ supeTfGous hair in five inmates, without inju-
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Relieves most violent paroxysms in Ave minutes and
effects u speedy cure. Price 81 by mail.
THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN
Colors the whiskers and hair beautiful BLACK or
BROWN. 1t consists of only preparation. 10
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Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. Sold
by all druggists
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DILL HEADS, FOR THREE DOLLARS AND
ID half a thousand at the JOURNAL JOB OFFICE
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HELMBOLD,

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+ Uncle JOSH'S
TRUNK FULL OF FUN.

Portfolio Of first-class Wit and Humor, contain
ing the Richest Comical Stories, Cruel Sells Side
Splitting Jokes, Humorous Poetry, Quaint Parodies
Burlesque Sermons, New Conundrums and Mirih-
Provoking Speeches ever published Interspersed
With Curious Puzzles, Amusing Gard Tricks Feats
of Parlor Magic, aud nearly 200 Fanny Eugravings.
Illustrated Cover. Price Is cts. Sent by mall post
age paid any part OF the United States on receipt
OF price. DICK & FITZd ERALD, Publishers is
Ann stu et, New York.
> PPLE PARER, CoRER AND SLICER, Made
"A by D. IL. VIII cTEMoRE, Worcester, Mass.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC above sale is postponed
until the lIth APRIL 1871. 70 ltd
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ricd canto Of tho Facric Qucene.' Sid
ncy was much surprised and is said 10
have shown an unusual kind O. transport
at the discovery of so new and uncommon
n genius, After he had read some stan.
zas, he turned to his steward and badc
him give the person that brought the YER
ses fifty pounds; and upon reading the
next stanza. he ordered the sum to be dou-
blcd. The steward was no less surprised
than his master and thought it his duty
to make some delay in executing 80 sud
den and lavish bounty; but upon read
ing one stanza more, Sidney raised his
gra,uty to two hundred pounds, and COM
manded the steward to give Immediately
lest, as he read further he might be tempt.
ed to give away his whole estate"
Spcn.er in time was chosen poet lau-
reatc; but |, was " an outward honor for
an inward toll" Elizabc.h's Lord High
Treasurer neglected, If he did not ll-usc
the poet. Tradition tells Us that once.
when the Queen would have given Spcn-
ser present Of hundred pounds, Bur.
leigh protested, saying: What. all this
for single song;'
" Then give" said Her Majesty, "whot
is reason"
The Lord High Treasurer saw reason
in nothing; and the expccsnnt poot await
sd present that was not forthcoming
One day Spcnser sent the Queen tho fol-
lowing lines:
. was promised on n time
To have reason for my rhyme;
From that time unto this season,
| received no rhyme nor reason"
Elizabeth received the epigram, Burleigh
a rcbukc. aha Spcnscr his money - From
Tie .iiijae jor Jaiy
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EDMiyD spENsEit.

Spcnser began his career in the golden
ago Of English literature the reign Of
Elizabeth time when Enelani's think
crs were Englani's noblemcn. OF the
poets earlier days. what has been said has
been as often contralictcd. According to
the date Of his monument, he was horn in
1910. but tho best authorities now agree
that be was born in London nearly half u
century later. In time he was sent to
Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, where, COM
-e.ing for fellowship with Andrews (af
terwards Bishop to Winchester he was
defeated, He leh the university by rca-
son Of poverty. and soon after fell in love,
as poor and unfortunate geniuses nrc ever
prone to do. The shepherds Calendar"
and poems to his Rosalind" we're then
in order Love became the herald to
fame. men Of letters and Of influence be-
gan to recognize his talent and soon Spcn-
ser was blessed with friends faithful TO his
interests and powerful in their own. A
pretty story (not well authenticated. }
runs like this 70 Sir Philip Sidney.
poet, warrior and statesman, Spenscr car
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DDLEOWN NEW CASTLE

Cbas. Francis Adams opinions before the
public. recommending Democratic Negro
Equality. The Massachusetts Adamscs are
To,r authority for Democrats. Old John
Quincy was one Of the first under the pr, :
,cnce Of the righ, Of petition to drive the
negro entering wcdgcin the Distric, of Col
umbia. The fact is our 81 called Democratic
papers in Delaware cannot and should not
be allowed to serve God aud devil both at
once they should either oppose the new
departure doctrine, or go in favor Of it,
clean decks and fair fight ought to be
the order Of the day.
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RULES FOR TABLE ETIQUETrE.

! DO 10, commence eating before your
host gets through with his grace have
known some men to bite biscuit rs large
as blacking box into half-moon, an
haze 10 hold it between their teeth. under
u SUSPENSION of The rules during the bless
ing Thi, is disgraccful
= Do not sip soup with fork Your
soup will always have you at disadvan-
tagc with such odds Besides it is sorr-
criluous.
3 ~ passing your plate to he re-help-
81, retain both your knife ana fork in your
YES, pocket
I When asked far ,li.h do rot propel
i, across the table after ,b- ranner Of the
game # shuttle board always pitch il
gracefully after the manner Of quoits this
will he Qrolr sufficient,
). Never try TO eat fish with n salt
cellar
q While drinking be careful not TO
empty hot coffee, or anything Of ,ha, sort,
into your neighbor's paper collar.
/ DO not eat too fast You will not
get left " if YOU make up in heroic do.
ses f,r lost ,imo.
Ii you dnl anything suspicious in
your hash, don't eat any more hash and
il there is anything wrong with your but
ter, propose toast or tell au aneciote
. When YOU burn your mouth with a
cold potato don't whistle or make faces at
the company, but ,h,l ,eat- in silence
H. non't appropriate YOUR ,ablc-uap.
kin under tho contemplate rrctexi that
yaa thought it was yout poet -i-hanker-
chief
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For the benefit Of those who arc not
very we'll posted in Biblical affairs, we
prin, the following paragraphs:
\ days journey is ,hirty-,hree and one
f.th miles.
4 Sabbath days journey was about an
English mile
\ enhi, is twenty-five inches
Fzckicrs rood was seven feet
A hands breadth is equal to three and
iye-cights inches
A shckcl Of gold was SIS 90
A talent of silver was 1888 32.
A talent Of gold was Sl3. 500.
A piece Of silver. or penny, was thir-
teen cents.
A farthing was three cents.
A garah was cent.
A mite was cent.
An cpha. or bath, contains seven gal
Ions and five pints.
A bin was ono gallon aud two pints.
A frkia was seven pints.
An omer was ak pints.
A cab was three pints.
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ApfNSrAGE> or BHtNG \ WOMAN \
womau says that She chooses wiihon, being
abused FIR Il She can take nap after din
uer while her husband socs 10 worl; She
cas % out in ,he street without being aske,l
y stand treat Al every saloon She can
,iay at home in time Of war, and get mar
ried again il her husband gets killed She
cab wear eorss's ii too ,hick, and other
iSings if too thin. She can get a tlivorcc
from her husband, il she sees ono she likes
better She can get hcr husband in debt,
MI over, until he warns the public not to
advantages are balanced hy the grea,
facts that she cannot sing bass. wear u
beard, 90 sparkling, or climb tree, with
prepre,y.
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Baltimore, May ls,ls0l.
ONLY A crRL.

Friends of Gices unknown, aud land
Inysiicd, oNcr the sea.
Who tell mc oA lonely vou stand.
With -iEgc gold curl N the hand,
Held np to be loskel ~ Ly me
VIII Won ask me 10 ponder, and say
What "A father aud mother can do.
With the bright iciaw lofks put away
uu' pf reach hcyoHl ks. 10 the C'ay,
Where The siolc,s pres nearer than You.
Stall sleik like poet. or rdn
Into weak woman tears ior relief
uh children neser los: oue;
Hat NY arms foVgi nv aNn Halle son,
And loye knows the s,tre, of grief,
Aud feel wha, il mus, be, aud j.,
Nhcu God draws a nea angel san
Through the house ai It rlin up ~ ilis,
iih murnor Of music sou miss,
Aud rapture or light you ioEcso.
How you think. staring On at tie door
Where the f,cr Of Your angel flushed in,
Thai It's brightness, familiar hs'ore,
liGfns - ifuu toR ever the m6le,
fas the d1ra ot Your sorrow and sin.
Good lent him aud t,kcs him, ,on sigh
Nay Ict mc hr,ak with your pain,
God generous in g.tjug say !,
And the ding which lie .ivcs deny
Tha, lie can ever take back again.
lie gives what lie gi,cs--i appeal
Ta all who bear halcs Ia lie hoGr
Waen the veil Of the body We feel
Rent round us while ,ormcnis reveal
The Moihcrhood's aiyen, in power.
Aud Tie babe crics-haye all OF us known
Ry arOrn'ypse tGad being there
Full In natnrci the child Is our own
Life of life, love of love, moan oi moan,
Through all changes, all times, everywhere.
Hes ours aud forever. Believe
oh, father oh, mother look back
To the first love assurance To give
Means with God, moi To tempt, or deceive.
With cup thrust in benjamin sack.
lie gives mha, he givcs--be content!
lie resumes nothing giren-be sure
God lend? Where The usnrcrs lent
In his temple, indignant he went
And sconrgcd away nil those impure.
lie lends not, bn, gives 10 the end
As he loves 10 the end. II II seem
That he draws back gin, comprehend
'Tis To- add to II rahcr--ancnd
And finish j, up to your dream.
Or kecp-as n mother may toys
Too costly, though given by herself,
Til the room shall stillcr from noise,
And the children mere iii for such Joys,
Kept over their heads on the shelf.
So look up, friends You, who indeed
Have possessed In your house swec, pisce
or the Heaven which men strive for, must nee
Be more earnest than others are, speed
Where they loi,er, persist where they eeas'
You know how one angel smiles there
The courage. Tis easy for you
To lie drawn by single gold hair
or that curl, from earth's storm and despair,
To the safe place above us. Adieu
EinsarrH BARNETT BRowsiaC
Rome, 1901.
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Selett iloetrn.
From the Baltimore lIeciiy Sun.
A POEM
ny MRS. ELIZABETH nApnrr BROWNING

The subjoincd note, addressed to the cd
i,ors OF The Sun, with the accompanying
poem, will perhaps excuse nn explanatory
word or two from us MS we'll.
An esteemed fellow citizen and friend
aud n gentleman Of active bcncvolcncc.
recently sustained one of the scvcrcst OF
domestic Affections, the loss Of an only son.
As thc young parents stood bcreavcd and
dcspiiring, rs it were. constantly Mt the
door Of the tomb which closed upon their
hope, they fonud at las, solacc and com
fort in the exquisite poems of Mrs. Brown
ing, who has ,ouchingly dscoursed upon
the affections laccratcd by such loss in
several of her productions. With n CRATE
Ia sense Of relief the father wrote to Mrs
Browning ut Rome. briefly stating the
fact, acknowledging the sweet and sooth-
ing influence which had reached them from
one so far away. and incidentally mention
ing their sole relic Of the child, curl OF
golden hair; accompanying the letter,
with most fitting tribute to Mrs. Brown
ing's heart, contribution which she was
requested to be.tow upon any deserving
charity, and which was opportunely APP
propriatcd by her to suffering family in
her immediate vicinity
Mrs. Brewing replied in very kind
and sympa,h2ing note, and though in the
rcccp, of numerous communications which
she is OF ligcd 10 dispose Of unrcsponsivcly
in this instance the theme was fruitful o.
vrse and as the numbers .lowcd spon,anc-
uusly they were Transmitted across the At
lan,ic. That they are highly priced from
such source, above their intrinsic merit,
may bc well supposed; but the cultivated
reader viii find the poem rcpletc with
beauty elegance, pa,hos and TIM, iutcllcc-
tunl yigor which so cminen,ly charactcri-
zes the works Of this distinguished lady
Els San
GcaIfmen The following poom was
received by me from the author, dated AT
Rome, April i,h,
Knowing your own high appreciation Of
Mrs Browning. and anxious that this last
great production Of hers should be gcncr-
ally read, enclose it to you for such
publication as you may deem proper
Whilst consulting my own feelings in thu
gratifying others by its pcrnsal, ! am nd.
diiinnally induced 10 do 30 hy the fact ol
her knowlsdga aud appreciation Of such nc.
tion. The memory of an only son Is dou.
bly, halawcl hy the sympathy Of such .
friend aud by this record Of her own trut
womanly goodness j. ii 5.
Raltimorc Nav ~ 1SOI
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William Cullen Bryant, though 70 years
old, still retains all his bodily powers.
withou, the usual inirmitics Of AID age.
His temperate habits have undoubtedly
largely contributed to bis excellent con:
d,iou. He rises sbopt S or $50 o'clQpk
and begins a series Of exerciscs designed
to expand the chest and to call into action
all tho muscles. This exercise be contiu:
ues for about an hour. He sats no mesD
at breakfast. and entirely esahews ~ and
coffee. He usually. whea IN town, wsllQ
to the Office Of the Post. about three
miles, and returns. He denies that he
writes verses under tAs sssets ef any stia.
ulant
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Would you have influence with these
who look to you for guidance and nstruc-
tion ? Bear with you the law of kindness
Would you command their respect? Lei,
your words, though they may inhict pain
for the time, drop kindly from your lips
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II We were only half as lcnient to the
living as VIC are to the memory Of the
dead. how much happiness might wo rem
der thcm. and how much remorse might
We bo spared, when the grave has closed
orcr them.
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While vcndcr Of greens in Boston last
weak WIS cndeasoriug to dispose Of his
stock in trade his poor old nag balked and
refused to bulge an inch The driver g.
nally began belaboring the animal with a
stick, when an old lady thrust her head
out Of a window and exclaimed, i" Have
you mercy NO, ma'am,' replied the
pedlar, nothing but greens
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There was never more beautiful reply
than that of a good man in affection, who
was asked how he bore his sorrows so well
1T lgh,ens the stroke to draw pear to
him who handles the rod"
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When Daniel Webster was advised not
to enter the legal profession because it was
already crowded. he replied. There is
room at the top
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The reason why ship is by common
consent designated in the feminine gender
is because go much attention has to be
paid to her rigging
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I.IV u II
DIR. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR,

A PREPARATION OF ROOTS AND HERBS,
'~srrS led TO bc strictly vegetable, and cnn do
,Nr ,stlry to any one.
u has been used by hundreds, and known for
the last ihiriy-'ivt scnrs rs one nj the most re-
liable, eilcacicus and harmless preparations ever
offered 10 the suffering II tahcn regularly aud
pcrsstcn,ly. II is SUR 10 cure Dyspepsia, head
ache jnundice, cos,ivrncss,
sick headache, chronic diar-
REGULATOR. rhma affections of the hlad-
der, camp dyscu,cry, alice
tions af The kidneys, fcvct.
nervousness, chills diseases oil the skin, innri'y
OF the blood melancholy, or depression OF spirits,
heartburn. collie, or pains in the bowels pain in
the head. fever and nguc drnpsy hollis pain IN
hack and limbs, asthma, crysipclas, female NJ
fcciions, and bilious diseases generally:
Prepared only hy J. u. ZElLlN CO.,
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
Send fer n Circular. Price : by mail ; %
For sale y, CHARLES TATMAN, IN.
Dec. 2I-iy. Middle'own, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-22

II the hair Of dog 10 good for bis bite.
that esplsins why sulphur, which comes
from, Vesuvius, j. gooj for sruptiops.
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-22

When Adam and Evo pnrtock Of the
treo Of knowledge did they study the high
or branches
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THH SYMPTOMS Of liver
SIMMONS

THH SYMPTOMS Of Livcr
,,,,o,, Compliant are unqasincss
SlMMONS and pain in III, side Some
times the pain is In the
U.Ss shoulder, and is mistaken
for rhcumnt.sm. The stomach Is affected with
loss OF appetite ava sickness, bowls in general
cos,ive, sor.c,i,ncs alternating with lax. The
head is srniblsd with pain, aud duh, heavy scu-
satior, considerable loss oi memory, accompanied
with painful sensations OF
.Ihayiug len undonc some
III II IL thing which ought To have
been done. Often complain
ing Of weakness, debility
and low spirits. Sometimes many Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, and at o'hrr times
very few Of them but;he liver is general, the
organ mos, involved. Cure the liver with
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Valuable Real Estate,

comprising some oi the most desirable Farms on
the Peninsula.
Correspondence liy mail solicited
Refer by permission 10 the following named
gentlemen
Hon. L. G. Holiday, Sec af State Annapo-
lis, Md.
". r. Bcrsho,x, McmpIi, ( n Paso raeif,
Railroad, n !.
II. Atkinson Banker, 81 lrunh =. y, !.
Hon. Rirhntd Schell, 50 Wnll +"
col. Hlan,on Duncan Louisville, Ky.
Geo. Bcir Adj. General, Baltimore, Nd
Geo. " karsncr, McDonough.
J. ". ynEicsrifi,
Seyfcrt McManus < Go. Philadelphia
Gen Rnhcr, Patterson
B f. Chatham, Phla. Nat, Bank,
march lift
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I. dossn'. hsr. s..G y - Y
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-25

~ grf.pfieee eTpnssz Sorbers itnt bos tiaisfe unh
1re dere ittel iur uekerentuns Gels une paten,
rr 1e su taten Nnb. basu eesraudt merten.
g5enn bic Namen unter6reibern snssteHft nsreen,
lrlten e beutt serieben fem, unb bas srfamt, esuuts
uab etoat eenau unt rihtis aneeseben rereea
9enn eine 3eitrne einem 9rfamt on Elm dHeeres
serest erten fpa II muF thinner aud bas graamt onse-
asken rerses rp bic 3etuns frbcr smptansen ruree.
Neru Semcnt fem Slatt ntt reeenaets entrTanst
pber lid auf reenb eiue Nr Setr ein6leiben, 70 trle
Der betreenpe agent ruie bic 5e.aussstsr rssia tfs
Ns WeTantwurtlidtet fir @sltisnhunsen fir bic 3e-
trno erbeu mir nur tann uberuebmen teeten per
reerrtex Brsf pber per Yrh'SfFse- Rpnsss sOrssr &C.
fheten.