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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-02
Elections Yesterday.

TIE RYPURLICAN VICTORY IN CoSSRCTfcUT
The election in Come cticut yesterdayreSult, Il
IN decided victory for the republicans. Cover
nor ,lewe0 has An increased maiOFitv over that
OF last year. The entire republican state ticket
l. elected; and there J. a Tspub AN gain in the
state senate. Returns received late last night
from all the counties in the stste-only a r. "
towns In each 10 hear from-footed up the fol-
lowing vote OF the state by counties: Jewell,
"a $50, Hubbard. &. CG2; Gillette, $50, Harrison
80 IL the towns unhe ard from 60 the same as last
year the result vii! not he changed. Jeyell's
plurality IL 2OIi: majority over all, 2S9 The
senate will probably stand II republicans to :
Gle noCrats. and the house the same as last wear
when the republican majority was - In Hart
ford city the republicans elect Henry C.. ROBIN
son Msyor by over So majority. AVID all their
city ticket, and also carry five wards out OF
seven.
MICHGsN.-Charter elections were held yes
tidaN ~ nearly every city in Michigan. The
democrats elected Mayors in Grand Rapids, Bav
City. COlGwatCr, Mount ClemmOnS, HiliSlsle
Ann HaTbOr, Jackson and Port Huron, and the
republic airs III Fast Saginaw, Lansing, Adrian,
Musk gan and ka lamaI0o
OHo.-A dispatch from Cincinnati Yesterday
afternoon says: ''DemOcTatic judges viii almost
certainly be elected. APPLE tdcmD leads hi, o2-
ICHCht iUr judge by 100 votes. O'Cnrn,r the
other democratic judge, has two republican on
iouerfs. he vote for the county Blar,i vi Con
tIol y nearly even. with a Slight advantage 10
the republicans. Tie indications are that the
next Beard of COunciinrn will he democratic
and the Board OF Aldermen Slightly republic
can
lNDiASA.-At the charter election Yesterday
at Evansville. Ind, the entire republican ticket
was elected over the liberal reform ticket by
l,'t''. with SiN out Ofeleyen counriiman.
IOwA.-At EeOkuk. Iowa. the republicans
elected their entire city ticket by 372 IN tio!itv
over tie citizens ticket. The republican,
carried Toledo by an increased ma iJrity.
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Government Securities.
Markets r ndaV.

BALTINoRE, April There were no trans
actions OF the first stock board TO -day II &C
count OF the death OF Mr.. Reese.
BALTIMORE, April . Cotton strong; low
middllngs, TX. Flour quiet. but firm.
Wheat firm; Pennsy lyania. Sl.SiaSl 81. Corn
better; white southern 65a66: yellow southern
t4a6t; mixed western. G2aG3. Oats firm and I'm
changed. Rye quiet, ?0aSl.05. Provisions
steady; round lots dull. Pork. S15aS13i, Bulk
meats-shoulders Z; rib sides 6; clear rib sides
"a: loose. Bacon unchan yed-sugar-cured
hams. PALS. Lard dull: steam. s.: kettle "a
ga- Western butter active and unchanged.
Whisky dull and nominal, ST..
NEW ORE. April 1.-Stocks strong and steady.
Gold steady. 81. Money tight at Lie to Il per
cent. per day. Exchange, long, o.; short. IL 3,
Governments steady and dull. Virginia SKIES -.
new. &C. North CarOlinas, 81 e; new, n
NV YORK. April Flour quiet. Wheat
steady Corn dull ard unchanged.
LONDON, April ?. l1:S0 a. m.-Coneois orened
al &. for both. Bonds of 1862, 92a, 1855 Old
So, lsG7's, 9 l; 1O-iO's, S9L
PARIS. April 2.-Rentes opened at - francs.
Confines.
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Ii will be seen elsewhere that a memorial.
largely signed by our best known and most
highly respected citizens, and who are neither
Chcc-holders nor contractors was presented TO
the House yesterday, asking Congress to close the
lending investigation soon A. II can be done
IN Justice to The interests involved, in order that
the Board OF Public WorkS may proceed with
the Improvements of the District. Ii will be
rcticcd that a number of the signers were among
the sigHeTs to the original me moriaI TO Congress
opposing the District Government. The evil
GeuCe brought forward thus far. even with the
defence uRheard, satisfies them, however. that
the charges have no good ground, and that while
the Board OF Public Works may have committed
UninteTtiOHal errors, there = not a suspicion of
fraud or wiiful wrOng-doing in their action
They see now that the investigation serves ONLY
to ITOStTate business and Improvement, and that
the Interests OF the community demand that il
should be brought TO a SPEEDY close. This petit
ton we hear i but the advance guard of numer-
Gus Others in circulation to the same effect.
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THE WEATHER.

WE DEPARTME ET ,CJice Chef Signal OFcer.
WASHINGTON, II. c., April 2, 1852, 10 am.
SYNOPSIS FoR THE PAST TwENTY-FoUR
HOUEs.-1he barometer has continued rising
fIcIn the lower lakes to Florida and eastward to
ihe Atlantic. and is highest over western North
Carolina and eastern Tennessee. II has fallen
over he northwest and Is lowest over western
Iowa. Brisk and high nOrthwesteTy winds have
prevailed from the lower lakes to the east and
middle Atlantic coasts. but diminishes in force
daring the night Partially cloudy weather i.
now prevailing over the western gulf states and
north ana west OF Tennessee, but thence east
ward 10 the Atlantic clear and pleasant weather
very generally. The liver has decidedly risen
at St Louis.
PEoBA and pleasant weather
with high to fresh winds will continue over the
New England, middle and south Atlantic states,
except probably along the lower lake region.
EasteTly winds, veeTing to southerly, with in
creased cioudiness and threatening weather are
probable for the western gulf states and extend
eastward over the eastern gulf states Light to
fresh southeTly TO easterly winds with increased
cloudiness and possibly threatening weather will
prevail from Tennessee northward and north
westward. Dangerous winds are not anticipated
ior the Atlantic and gulf coast.
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y is pretty evident from the comments on the
ITocCcdiT 3 yesterday before the Senate COM
initCe on district Affairs that the proposition to
Increase The number OF elective officers here
hiss very few friends, either in Congress or in
tie community at large. Indeed, among those
who have the real prosperity OF the city at heart
there i a disposition to CircumScTibc rather
than enlarge in this respect. a. thinking people
are becoming convinced that most of the diff
Culties under which Washington has labored for
many years past have come directly from this
source, and that the privilege of voting where
10 principles are TO he established Is but dead
sea apple which presents g0odly outside show
hut turns to hes on the lips. The result is
that not a few persons believe the true solution
OF the problem will be found in the government
OF the district 10y a commission, in some form or
other. Already steps are taken to crystalise
this sentiment, and 1t is likely that if any
charge az all l. made it will I've in thi, direction
rather than the other. Certainly a strong effort
Q. ;lst efseGi viii! be made.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
a SDAY. ................ApriI =, IS.2

There is only one thing clear in the muddled
mass Of trash which comes over our southern
hoTd,r ard IS telegrsPhed uOIthward a. ''MeSi-
can LeVs and that Is. that no matter which side
viES both natives and foreigners are bled freely
10 supply The >inews OF war II the contestants
called war only by courtesy, for more ink Is split
in one month in wOrdy TrOuunCiamentos, lying
bulletins and ieyiCs Of forced loans, than all the
l,cd which j. she'd or likely 10 be she'd in a civil
1T IN that country OF "a hundred wears duration.
There i What they call battle down there, in
: h.sh two OF three men on each side are reckoned
amer x thc killed and wounded, and the rest run
~ ay. The victorious army marches into
town q city. and ;he next thing j. the levy Of a
'.,r@H" Ca the business men. II the money is
Iof fCTtlComng the stores are broken into AMI
.yr'CFod. by The time the traders have par
italy recovered from the damage thus indicted
tieTe = another great battle" the victoriou,
army az occur alton i defeated. very likely
after shot OF two. and runs away and a new
toIae a. IluudererS come in and there i another
levy. This would be all very well Il Mexican,
we've the only sufferers, but the American traders
"ir also heavy losers. Many o. them have been
robbed Of all they possessed. and think our gov
eminent should see that they have their rights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-02

This evening the republican citizens of Phila-
delphi vii deelare their preference for a
Candidate for GOyernor-that IL. they will meet
IN tier respective divisions, at the usual place
for holding elections, and vote for delegates to
The various senatorial and represent ative con-
N6hiions- These conventions will in turn elect
persons as delegates to the state convention that
meets IN Harrisburg on April l0th to nominate
candidates for Governor and Supreme Judge.
The Philadelphia Press SAYS that the vote in
hat city this evening will decide the nomina-
fiul-.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York money market was stringent
yesterday. As the great advance in stocks dur
ing the past three weeks, increases the demand
for i. The fluctuations in Erie were from G2s,
10 90 and other stock were active. Govern
meHt bonds were strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-02

1t IL generally supposed that most OF our i'm
grants come from Ireland. This impress on
= erTontoUs and lot warranted by the oficia Al
.ures which chow that OF IS GJS immigrants TO
DC United States during the three months end
December 81. ISL, the largest number
-s2-were from Germany and Austria, While
ny about one-third msny-1O, 2O6-came
l'"m Ireland Even the North American British
IFoSinees sent more than came from Ireland,
s...mely. II SIS.
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fiife''iTHE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. ~


Har IDS, me set Lace Sleeves and Collar,
Three pair FIRE Iron Frame Hose.
Two psir hi glish extra long IA brigysn Hose,
One OF our tuf lined Seaside PArssyl-.
SIX. hNe, foEr. three or twp iine hamstite IA FL
HaI dkCrchsfs, warranted linen,
Ikrte PAIR Gents British supeTstout Half Hose,
THREE pair sup. Tfns ditto,
Four Psir ditto double heels Az toes,
One twenty xix Whaiebone French Corset
One coed Umbrellas or aiking Cane,
ne large Toilet Mirror ar Look iHGgia-s.
Two CT one hn.. alnut Picture Franc.
Large TTaN cling Ba- ket Saius !.
Pin, Carved Corner or Side Bracket.
Carved or Lava Card Basket,
Carved S9lsd Sets OF MstCh SAFES,
wei or Hat Racks. Music S:alts,
as,ls, ETam 3, &c.
ret Of six Table Mats.
set % fine Wire rirh Covers.
Tao iiae JaIanucd TIA Itay-,
Hands me RsckganinI' 2 81 Chess Board,
Set 81 ire CheS-lGen or iOmD0e-,
Hands. me ali l. RtheT " 1lets, warranted,
Oi, Painting in Gilt Frame.
Large variety Of Ladies Garments al one dollar
Two pretty Aprons for 81.
HaTd.. me Lace T.di,s I 3 ard for 81,
Pine Hair IN pshcs. with on without Comb,
The best ] y Base Bali for 81,
fXc'ilert hid Gloves at 81,
Tire pair Gents Linen Rayersihie Cuh. FIR 81.
b sides a fol sssortmon M cf FRENCH GILT and
GoLD PLATED JkWELRY, consisting of sets
PIacsl"ts. Sleeve Buttons, studs, Pins, Pencil j..
Z csses. LCct e:s, Chatcline and Vest chains. &c.
IL irCt, tn largest assortment OF DOLLAR
GOODS n the city.
SILV ERBERG
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR SfOSk,
3I2 SEVENTH sTREET
ars-tf Near rennsyIvs nia avenue
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1t Is suggested lin AIIi,t0Hs' Journa) that in
eases in which plea OF insanity il set up, 1.
would he well 10 imPanel a special jury COM
posed OF men experienced ia the various phases
al mental disease, and d writer in the New York
I'd a.s goes further and thinks that the whole
my system is capable OF amendment in the
light CT this idea, and that in all cases requiring
Special knowledge or experience, jury of ex-
ietts l. alone capable OF rendering an intelli-
gent verdict. This may be al very well in the
CIy, bEt judging from the conflicting views of
The experts who testified in the Wharton
ease and those who have appeared before the
Congressional investigating committees in this
ely a. witnesses, il is fair to conclude that such
a Ivfy World never be able to agree upon a YER
Get. lie trouble with so called experts is that
The are see often men of one idea Each has
his CwH let theory, and will accept as truth
nothing that conflicts with it,
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The contest in Connecticut Yesterday, between
TIE two great parties, was made on the
merits of the national administration. The
democratic speakers and newspapers have said
repeatedly in the last few weeks, that a republi-
can victory in Connecticut meant four years
more OF Grant in the White House. What do
they say row? The republicans have succeede
ID DONG what 1t was contended with four
tickets IN the field they could not do-elect
'heH governor by vote of the people, and
by very handsome majority too. The
politicians who have been waiting to hear from
Connecticut before making up their minds. will
he governed accordingly. That the result in
that state will have an important bearing on
The presidential campaign Is certain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-02

Turkey, sometimes called /" the sick man. of
EuIoPe, has q healthy way of dealing with cor
iap, oreials, at all events. The present Sultan.
Aeaui ASST, has given recent proof OF the fact
Q! hanging police magistrate because be did
10, render satisfactory account OF the MONEY.
Whieh ne mad received. If this summary meth ID
OF oisp0sing Of defaui,ers was adopted \, tb,s
hemp. s0on DC oornei ~
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Spring, waking up at last to a sense of the
iToprieties, has Hoped lingering Winter from
h'risp, and for the last forty-eight hours has
teen attending 10 the legitimate business Of the
-eason, scattering her showers and sunshine in
tie proper proPortiG?s fcr the development of
buds ami flowers. All over the country the sea-
son se' ms 10 be backward. In Maine the
heaviest SHOWS of the year fell last week, sufs-
Cient TO blockade all the railroads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-02

~The civil rights bill was defeated i'm the
Mississippi Legislature on Saturday, by num-
Der of Senators absenting themselves aud
leaving the Senate without a quorum.
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FOR SALE.

E'GGS TpR SETTING. IA fr.'l ls.-.l-.l Cree
- ',car Fowls iot sale at l22" ID street. :.
I.Hok SALT SIuCk al ~ /, re, . ne
cigar Bon. corner 5tG and q si..-t-. Apply
"a the 81, Iarses. az .
bon sA n, IT,, go, wiLL aHl FINrtRES
wanna a, eHue. h-;w ETA 81 AND e., street FHr FAR
ther iniorsstl, n arpl' ~ the rtrin>rs. arE 81
EOR SALE-A i-ti two horse ANbULaN,E-
PRIV 10 '- ar jpS fiASRRG = S'e seafoS S' Ha
bii-ialJ saloon, corner . "a aud u -. a., 8
FOR SALE-A ra,r ct coal :, AIS IN sd
utc-T Nlll d. sod Ch,Ar. Apply G :. ~
NJ KPHr, nos corner 10Th sad L .traeet,
EfoR >hLk.Tte GnoD WILL ,ai rock IA
located IN the northwestern part 81 the - Y. ,ais
factory reasons given for setting Address = c
OASALE--Two cheap WORN HURsE>
80 he sen at fLkNMING's stable, ~
"A C0TfAGES; nm. each, bath ROOM. teii.r.
SC; northeast part Of The city, one slga-e from
horse cars. " W: MEFCALF,
aFl 81 Corner 18th street aud New York ave
FOR sALE-The GOnp WILL and FIXTUsES
business. corner 7th aud y streets northwest Good
ressons given tor selling mJa 81
1'ROTTlNG HORSE FOR sALE.-At private
Il sale. the Tr"ttiug horse HONEST n
John; soIrsl; l;ls hspds high; years ed IN
ms sprIl g; Las a record Of So IS LieoSs
because of oWner's removal g. the country Appy
to j. ". PUMPHkEI, 4s5 street n. W m2g a
k'oR StLE.-s 'uII bloodri Morgan MARE ana
u ! ght TROTTI M BUGGY, with HAr- ~
n'ss. Saddle and Bride, Blankets. Robes. IN
SC: everything com ?lete and IN perfect or GA
Ger. Leaving the CITY rea-ea for selling. On m
bitiUD Al JOHN COOKS Stables, lith street. fust
fellow Pa ave. Washington, n. G. marlq "a
FOR SALE-5 oa3 COSCORD yINFS.
u twoyesrs I'D; first class vin's. The J.Sf AB7-yf-
0an GrGps, At 80 per too par loo, - pardon,
p coats tcT one, AZ north Arlington. Va aSirc,-
orders to Il. A. PHILLIPS.
mars u " Georgesuwn, y. q.
A 7 PRIV ATE SALE
Tho beautiful country residence called " Dun
PARTON HALL situated on the rosa iron
rlfFces Mill o. fenuslytown, sbpGt % ni-z trrn
W ~ hiugiun, ID. &.
The place contains about twenfy-threr acres II
land, improved by q mansion house ScaUta-ui1g
eighteen rooms, s. two small colt 1na JHt-
ifg SIX ihc other three Ms ice house. barn. -
There are seven acres q grapes IN bearing, ars
r.s"hes and Cthcr frnits.
Tie view iron. the house L. Of the finest II the
District. Any enc a. string fine Csnltry -r,if rtt-a
would DO well % call AMI examine his prunlTt-.
II II place IL lot Sold by the lot ID NAV toe Nau-
sion Il ice v iii he tor rent dUI ing The season.
For tsTnIs apply t.
PIERCE SH0EMaEER,
mari II near Pierre'- tfil.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


MoNtr MONEY
" hsve The + Loving sums q lssn on -rialIin-
lerel ~ Estate IN ths District
- 500 for ne, one aud twH years.
q roo 'or ore, twr, three. "a four ears.
s2ssOo or s=ssdO for five er ten yes-s or
Busint - Poverty.
HTLBbC ~ & IaTTA.
Raj = tate aai Saf- e. 1k-rs.
srl-st lfepi Gamer 18Th sud g So.
GoS OnN TO LOAN oN CNENCy MHEREo
FIX NIiSuN.
r,srsl i9t aIl ~ rect. o7rosit@ e =; orie~.
To LOAN
SIS COO, ~ sCTs FROM 81 Ooo ~.
Arp'y AZ once O.
JUAN BOYLE q CO,
maiSl - us 18th street y "
I AkGE 81 rs oF MnNEY 70 LEND IN F.rsi-
/! :. BURNETT. Ia.
fet- 1913 P'Iu-S o. sria tvH1ue.
GENERA ENrJOG mENToFFECE Al. per
VI SOUS wishing 30 employ Reliable Sr-vsa'- Sil
30 well e. al a. In>fPH BRpuhN- 1909 lifl
"a, tei" and ats asTe ;heir or!a-S Nil ~
T--mPtiy fhi-d. '.nis IL
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I lNlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WASHINGTON, II. C., March IS, 1872
On the petition Of IENAs COBB, of Chicago. vi. =,
praying for the extension of patent granted to
nm on the 9th day Of July Is5s. for an improve
ment ia Railroad Car Sea : and Berths:
Ii is ordered that the testimony IN the case be
closed on the ith day Of June next: that the time
toI filing arguments and the Examiners report be
limited to the 18th day Of JUge next, and that said
petition lie heard Oh the 10 day Of June next
My person N ay oppose this extension.
ap2t.Sv III. d. LEGGETT. Commissioner
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4 NTHoNY FISHER,
FIRST CLASS sCOURER.

FIRST CLASS sCOCRsR,
sle STH STREET. Opposite patent OFFfrr
BY promptly al 'ptinR The latest irprr,vs-,ar,.
enabled to a. ny work In - manner nf 4 h.. 90 n.ls.
tk those Dot possessing fho-e fs-ilities
Lafies Dresses q -aned without hafne a. IN a,art
snktnd ~ spots rem 81 v ithpni cl-aagC al. ahoe
eafmr NJ, ana Or as Splts after hstug rauuaV "A
never sh,N again seutlrnCn Cistfa. Land
Niihout Oh lrAu n lDsurIng fhe yarn -uf. Al the
follow ing " lcrs Goats. p aud - 81 PANT. -
cents; y ests 81 cts. Whole Business Srit - n
hepalring done neatly aai reasouatI. rrig..
New YORK IL leoi gieAuisg hi9 GisYe--a- paff
- Ctiiis two pair a. Cr.rz. uua dozen q, Case
Wells and Trimming CLEANED, bsCk.n- \ and III
t'Ied al 81 g"r square yard. ostrich F-at.-r.
" it" COS a-"d c'aHt Hn' - l@A g. tn. lYst fyl-
thlce OF tis Stsi"p l~iA4i, \ D,,isrg F.f.h.
tire Kind IN the COUNTRY. ~ Hs. a. ga v..-lA
ANTHONY FIsHFR. Acct.
gAp o. ga street
E'sEABs.ISiEED IsS3.
JOHN HcDEREOTT Eros
JOkN ii sAhEkc And CARRIAGE ~AH.
DFAEFRS rEN N.Y.
SlO PennsF vsuis sy,nus near II s'raat, 49,
1AkHfiG IS md E4ENESS
RECEiFBD ON STORAGE avn som
GOWFTS>gGy
CARRIAGES RKPAIRsp On
ElooK ASU SOB PRINTING
40 MA 1Lf ANO PROMPTLY EFECUTE0
Bl u. POLhIkH0RS Co,
apis ~ street. between Oh and IT. s-reets
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IMPORTANT 70 AARGHITEGIs, BUILDERS.

M A 7 l. q
I 400 lbs. New Crop MAPLE SUGAR. from
Somerset county, Pa, iUst received and COR sale by
BRYAN b 2OS
COS Pennsylvania avenue.
mars aw2w ff2er1 OPP Metropolitan Hotel.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

&c L REST-Tso FAELogs n 1rs; Aoor aai
conner Msrkt; Space. a. N'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-04-04
wo1tu e5 &nspeplia ~hrtnoen fann

Der" sleiten 1T riht esf3h'lit, faatea lie 4sr;te.
yteletdt ntdt a~efdt'lih an ;a ieb7, 70 !nnac IS b. bs Ser.
oduuHesleiben blctbt; dtfr tlts au, ttc Selltn, III benen e5
tutren lam, uno oft futrt. nsna G. trrnifb n;ro. Gin
Junte 1T stDas Ale:nta ei7 Jvbl;iti f1rr i'm serlpi6en. en
Ntoenncb tba %daS!laifa. lsnnp5 tann q eiue ulser.
n'utle tn tie ouft lp.eneen poer a'ne 5arne ent unten, ppn
Der sine Staot Ser3ebrt pirp. ST CO ais Eiht ,petfs, Is I'M
Seine 81 fr'idtn ? ylidts # ticre- uno unssftreitbarer bar
ssiban, ais saB @oifetter's Wassubittcrcs Der; auunas.
teiben in oIen fetnen @tabien OIL, ,urcttsn rer.raa. Gas
redte Verfabren lebpN IL. eS in ten crt'n { "a len hurd bic.
les hetlia MT, nddt'ae Hut %un:ri1lids St1rfuaas- unb Safte.
oerteHtrurs5. Wtttel su e%e!ittssr. 81 III il ttsr e:nen Hur.
Ten III erf;Gee, benn eine 5lonsn y : IS 1T l,G:et, eth Der.
eaIun6sletoen I'm fn'nid: u"9saas;lM III fetsn, ais neuu
IS tA'd 8srnadldilt9une te,eits ,irsa ~. ls1une %Jtw9nnen
bat uno nit anberen 0etoen psrrtti:lt T.. s. TT udr ten
3ueife l tag tas 8tttere ben Ye,tlu~ni sick en- eeratssu ert.
ge9enptrft, pte baS gaNer Fem JsIsr. &c ltssen { auFenbe
spn ldfen gum 8ere;ie tieie: Staiats srr. Ok sil!ntt-
tel if unsefdrrltd uno areeustu NiIe per!duRiasn Spirit
tupien, tie ala etirulaasntt'l ~ecrpstnet pertsn, la1sn eine
,piberltde Eadmi tune sarld. User tu1d sesttab!i'tcg i<
iduns tptrb bic wiberltbe 9iadutrfeng aus tenn fpirituDfin
5aupttefanbtteil siefss erOFen Ssilritt. Is be :t:ist, rnt tas
fpmit %esnileerte Sturu|ar ,ntuel 1t uterbisS su 1eltener
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