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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

GosE TO NEW CAsrLE.-The Peak Family o.
Bell Ringers went over to New Castle, this morn
ing, for the purpose Of giving an entertainment
there, this evening. We understand they viii
re-appear in this city, soon.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

james 4 Webb send us one Of CArter's Anto-
matte calenders, for 1872. The arrangement is
considered by many burinesH men the best and
most convenient.
A debating society has been organized At the
Franklin School House, in New Castle Hundred.
Rev. f. Ritenhouse has been elected President.
Mr. ]. Ayars. Vice President aud Mr.. Frank
Smith, Secretary and Treasurer.
The are alarm. last evening, originated in the
burning Of chimney in Hedgeyille.
Mr.. Briggs, in a note says that all the shares
are not yet taken in the capital stock OF the
Skating Rink, and that he win remain. as Super
intendent, until the whole amount is sub
scribed.'
Cough this evening.
''Will 1t Pay" Cough will tell YOU this eve
ming
Petitions are in circulation in Wilmington ak
ing Congress- to enact law making intemper-
ance disqualification for holding aHy Office I'M
der the General Government. Also to prohibit
the manufacture and importation OF spirituOus
liquor.
J. NJ. Cunningham. formerly OF thi. city. was
recently presented with cane at the Pottstown
pa fair for being the handsomest man in the
town.
Every business man. every farmer, and every
housekeeper should mail twenty cents for a copy
Of the COMMERCIAL Almanac for 1872 to Jenkins
Atkinson Wilmington, Del.
The Penn Loan Association meets this even
ing.
The Delaware TRIBUNE is issued from this
Office to-day and is unqueationatle, the weekly
paper for the people.
City Council meets this evening.
John b. Cough lectures at tue New Opera
House, this evening. Doubtless there will he a
full house 10 hear him.
Oranges are plenty aud cheap.
ate ri-ers who reside uear Tnsfituta Hall are
happy The growing Of the ShanghAis no longer
disturb their peaceful morning siumbers
Pay your water rents and save per cent being
added to the bills.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

ER-roul1V.--A good supply Of Turkeys, Geese,
Ducks and Chickens ~ the Farmers Market. Eighth
and Orange
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

REMOVAL or CABBAGE The contract for the
removal Of garbage from the city for the ensuing
year was yesterday let to Richard Clancy fol
500, this being the lowest bid.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

< HRRIFFhBTY CARD respectfully pre-
> sent my name " the Repuhll an voters " New
Castle County as a candidate for the nomination for
sherin OF the County and thanking my many
friends Ter their warm support Ia $50 trust 3 NJ
nave their confidence and approval The successful
nominee will have nv hearty support
r. LEWIS ARMSTRONG,
lanl5-eOdAWtn GnTistiana Uuudr d.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

THE WASHINGTON ST. sEWER.--w Washington
Cox has received the contract far the construc
ton Of the Washington street sewer he being
the only bidder
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IoCAC INTELLIGENCE



EiiiziI.gtoa for Phzade pAls,
Gta, Alo, i0so a m; iaso a0o, l0o, aaE INA,
i6a0 ,. m 6undays 40. 1o.S0 ?. m
Waaafsgfon ~ Sss Tsst
Ia IA m i9so ana asap.m
Fasafsgt0n ~ Bairs.0vA
Is.54 z0 and ie.Oa a m. i.oe and AMP N
H1psblgton gor Harrington,
1910 a freight with passenger car attached and
1919 a m as p. N. erhere IL . Loo p m train
V New CaAEle.)
Wflrasagton for coatesvflk Readisq, Bsthlshem and
Sottapfle
s-co. and lo-so a m 20 and 800 ?. N
Philadelphia Ior Wilmington,
as0, l1.00 and i1.s5 a. m Es0 400, 900, TO- 800
and ii.so p m. Sundays 300. lilo p. m
TSaals arTfrs Jro1a Dsiarsare r r.,
400 from New Caste) lois a IA. s5s, 1000 .. m
Cue latter subject 10 delayA)
TSafns aryfrs rom ". 4 r r r.,
a20 a n. 40. rs and 10 D. m
- See time tables for further Particular
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TITLE WORKERS
OR, GODS LITTLE CREATURES
That L a Dor without Hands.

at "A Dor without Hands.
book that Il source d delight to the child and
instruction To the adult. Large uuartO win hand.
homely emhelished stin board covers Eight large
OIL color plates, showing great artistic truthlness
ami excellence In execution.
Ihe Christian linton QI. W. Beccher, editor says
This IL really a remarkable child's book the
large, well-designtd and adinrahy -caDred niis,ra
lions being most happily combined with chArmingIy
mi,ttwh text ne style Il 81 clear, aud the author
20 Iull OF enthusiasm, that the book cannot fail 10
SUI up IN youthful heads genuine love Of nature
ana an Intense Interest IN the hanits Of the Insect
tribes." w" '''''N'
The Christian AdUocdie says:
"With the little folks the names Of I'M. nu,isi, 70
are sure hereafter 10 be household words. -
Inc lN5eLyerusr, Tribune, Times, Post. and
otntIH speak tnally rOmnendatOry Of the work
FOR sale by bOoksrcrs, Price Si or grnt Ia ans
address, post paid, on receipt u price
r. SHuGc g. CO.,
Iiul, tial,.. $3.50
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Also, large assortment uf other furs too nuner-
weeks, no matter At what cost GIVE the forty wear
on store call and satisfy yourself az regards our
prizes All goods guaranteed as usual or money re-
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

Funeral notice
Agents wanted
Profitable business
Grand Opera House
Tainsll co. Florists
Business stand for sale
The American aFmer
Cabl- wire screw shoes
Examination for teachers
History OF the Great Fires
LectuTe Al Spiritua lists Hall
HardNare-Truman Shaw
New Illustrated Family Bible
Great chance 10 make money
Silver tipped boots and shoes
Partner wanted IN good business
Cancers, tumOrs and nicerH cured
Small farm wanted-D I HAWKINS
IS Reward DARK bay mare stolen
seeds and Plants-Prter Henderson
The American Tune BoOk-Ditson Co
Flower and Vegetable Seeds-Brig0a Brother
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

GsHERiFFALTI CARD
> hereby give notice 70 nv fellow citizens that
again offer myself as q candidate for the Republic
can nomination for SheIin Of New Castle County,
hoping hat II will not be considered TOO much 10
ask the support Of my friends the second time, nor
TO anil lpsts sufficient decrease Of their numbers
20 secure my nomination. The successful candl-
date, whoever he may be, VIII, Of course have my
cheerful support.
ians-eDdAW-tn " A UTTRTTT
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

MASQUERADE. The Emanon Sociable gave A
masquerade party at the residence OF Mr.. Joseph
Pyle, last evening. Nearly all the membership
was present, and the occasion was one which will
long he remembered. The impersonationa were
well conceived and admirably carried out. The
Grand Duke was there, fresh from his buffalo
hunt on the plains the " Heather Chinee, " the
lnsulted Irishman, the Yankee School Master
ton which could possibly be devised Hilarity
ahd mlrth pre'adel tile assemblage throughout
the hve-lOng evening and until the Z" we ama
hours Of morn came creeping on.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

iAHniSGroN, thent CO.)-A deeply interest,"
ing protracted meeting ia being held In tha NJ
H. Church. Some twelve or Thirteen were for
ward at the altar last evening, and eight pro-
fessed conversion.
The house was densely crowded last evening
anu quite sensalion was created in the large
audience by wedding. The parties were Thes.
.f. Hahley, Esq and Miss Martha Hanoy, who.
Jnst before the commencement OF the public
services took their positions in front of the altar
ne ceremony being performed by the pastor.
Roy. ID. Davis.
Tho Odd Fellows are prosp.ring. and tba
GOOD Iemplars are receiving yanahl, acluisi-
tons to their numbers.
Mr. llanley has received his en- &c and other
requisites and il husiiy engaged in getting
ready for operations
Tie mills have all they can do. and business
is passably brisk in oar town.
January H.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

INloN LoAN ASSOCIATION annual meat
ING Of the Union Loan Association was held Last
evening. The auditors make the following
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

Gsr- Erher 10 v Hmirgion W on he Whining
Y \ tou Causeway. POCKET DIARY, or Memo
Fandam Bo.ak which can he " no use except 20 the
owner: saifnhie II VIII he given ~ the finder
by leaving II with ". J. BROW y sollh side Market
street brdRe.
jsns-eoa-st RID Hicks
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

N q II g H..

publishers Of JuUenile Classirs.)
m 90 Chatham Street, New York.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18
BOARDING.

DoARDING.-Twoyo young men can obtain board
Iasis-u 81 FOURTH STRICT
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

WTANrED-By two young men having a thor
w ough knogIedge q the maaufaetnie Of lead
pencils. party with capital 10 In them In esfab-
fishing the business anywhere fou'h a New York.
Communications dressed ts A. b..
Janis IT. This Once.
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situations ana EsIp aEautfa.

Advertisements Of three lines are inseTti-d aade
this head twice for 20 centAj
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

lNcR sALR-The large three story 6riek -
u DWELL q. n ltt 26Nst fe. I, on \ ". -
corner Of Fiith and Ship-y sTee's. Terms easy
pos, ssion VI treh fh;h. Apply o
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-01-18

Ihtle are l92l shares shareholders 27S +:
advance on each share, $4,000; present value
S40.b4' The Association has now closed its Third
year. The rate Of increase thus far, is not 40
large AZ l. usually shown by onr Loan Associa-
tons, the Union being ON what il called tho new
plan by which. when loans are made, the pre-
,ninin Is not deducted, but the borrower pays it
back, IN monthly instruments, with his dues and
interest. This makes the increase slower al frat
but az the Association grows older, more rapid
than in those on the usual plan.
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. MoMoNAcLE
rHh ONLY
holiday GIFTS,

Fixtures framed in the best manner at moderate
prices. Also, for sale, fine assortment Of Chro
mos Paintlr gs, DC, &C., for
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25
POLITICAL PRINTING.

All political printing done at this Office
-sdvertisins or Job work-must be paid
for in advance. This rule applies to all
parties, and will be strictly enforced.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25

UNITED STATES HALLS.

Rsro-Arrives from at $50 ,. m. Closes
for At $50 p. m.
Vsvxtnsa-Arrives from at 10 a. m.
Closes tor ut 3:45 p. m.
Genoa and Aarera-Arrives from at
O:3A D. III. Closes for at $50 a. m.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25

J T Monks. Alameda 4 Johnsoa, Summit
A Truitt, Carson Valley . circuit,
A b Jewell, Lake Valley x A jerks. Carson
D J Sickles, n spinnay. Virginia
+ Walker, Silver Moantsia
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25

q I Bufton. washihen J {. Riddle. IAN Hrau
X r Nc shop. Empire K b HoPkinson, &"
T VI Healey, City - Holmes, . r
N J Burton, Gleabrook H Lang. Oakland
q W Anes. Louisville, Al Holmes, Columbus
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25
MORE IMPRovEMENrs.-Ws y,

MORE IMPRovEMENrs.-Ws yester-
day noticed carpenters 1t work on the
vacant lot where the old Armory Hall
stood, corner of Fourth and Ormsby
streets. A new two story frame house
will be built, under the superintend-
ence OF Mr.. Jones of this city.
BEHIND TIME.-The Aurora stage
was two hours behind time, last night.
Causs-big load of Republican dele
gates en- route for Reno.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25

X. Fred. Brooks, the we'll known
and popular dealer in books, station
cry, musical instruments, guns, fish
ing tackle, toys, cigars, tobacco, jew
elry and fancy goods, has removed TO
Millard's store, next door to Rails
hardware store, opposite to his old
stand.
People can save money by buy
ing their dry goods at the store OF
OlcOvich Brothers.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-25

o.rs,1 uousr-p. 4. rrDsa = sos. r.opsr,rs.s.
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ton and shall not only mAiatain Il with
what ability ws caa a5ajsa I'll comsss, but
make it aggressive. Fostsasanes hes ceased
70 BE- virtue We hsv0 seated i was not
from animosity or jeaIoaav toward say ls'>
cality. and Who believes It may, and who
believes Il NOT may disbelievc t. We pro.
pose 70 fight Il out On this line, Whatever
the result, satisfied that we ore right and
working for the best interests of oil Mon
tapa Further mention will bc made here.
aSter
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YHoa

Little Rock, Nov. 1C.-A fire at II. saith
on Thursday last, destroyed property Valued
al 500, 600. The L. s. Court roo,ns Mar
shsl's Office, post-ofiice, thirteen business
houses and . uuui,cr Of dwellings we're con
sumed. The wind blew gale AID 1t VS.
inapposssblc to CONTROL the fire.
Savannah, Nov. 1.-THE business por.
ton Of the town of Abbcyviile. S. G., wa
destroyed ~ fire to-day. IAna, go, 600;
partially Insured.
Cincinnati. Nov. Ie.-The Layton House,
the leading hotel In Logansport. Ind, was
% badly damaged from Dire last night thas
the owners decided to take It down and n.
build It The loss is heavy. but the amount
is not stated no insurance
New Orleans, Nov. 8.-Tbree fires In this
city te-day-one on Custom House street,
one on Treme street. and one on Poydms
ssrect-dessroyed property valued 1t &c..
600.
The south bsrrack building and United
States barracks ct Baton Rouge were burned
this morning. The bss 10 not ststsa.
Chicago, Nov. 2l.-Two.t thirds Of the bu
siness portion of Galvs, Henry county, ILL.,,
burned to the earth this morning. Twenty
business places were destroyed. The hss ID
estimated ut $500. 900 to $500, 900; but ei,he,
amount 10 undoubtedly exaggerated.
Lexington, Ky, Nov. 2l.-A fire broke
oss at 0 O'Clock tonight in Dow & Co. Z
plsiniDg mill and has already extended "a
three blocks. Over Is houses are burned.
Will send later dispatches.
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Doeeoa Pin,

Boston. Nov. 16.-Harvard College suf.
fered to the smoupt of e56s, 900 Ivy the flrs
here. It will cost half million dollars 4
rebuild. Towards this 1t has @l00, 900;
good insurance still out. $el6.oo0 The 10.
,al loss Is thus reduced to t900. 900, land
this" says President Elliot, I'VE must beg.
The fire was rather severe On publisher
but the Transcript, america" Home xsga'
siSe, Waeerly, AMI oil the weeklies and
m0nthlies secured new quarters At once, and
and though temporarily incommoded, new
type, new presses and hard work. will ems
bic them soon to run smoothly.
Boston. Nov. 10. Iii remains 1T two
women were taken from the ruins Of the fine
on Wednesday.
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New York, Nov. 21.-The London 1IMes
of the 0sh inst, has the following account
Of the hurricane In Sicily whic;, destroyed
the town Of Pslozzolo:
There has been no instance of such Q
calamity within the memory Of living man.
No earthquake ever caused 40 much destruc.
ton. There are houses ruined. and houses
fallen to the very ground; walls cleft from
end to end, and walls hanging outws rds 80
- to rest on adjoining buildings. There
are roofs wholly swept away; sunken
vaults; balconies torn from their places !;
windows and shutters either entirely car.
ried off, or hanging loose from walls; lamp.
posts forced from their sockets, up rooted
trees, and this il oil one secs along the north
east side Of the town. Not single house
remains in which the whole roofs and win.
dows d. not require thorough repair. The
streets arc mass of fragments aud rubbish.
Incidents of diaaster are 50 strong - to bc
almost incredible. There was store with
ID hectolitres Of wheat Of which not trace
IL anywhere he seen. The book Of the Excis,
and Of the Land and Registry office have
vanished and only their torn leaves have
been found here and there at great distances.
In one house all the copper kitchen utensils
were blown through the roof in another,
benches and heavy chests flew. Tho iron
bars on one balcony are I" be seen curled up
one way. and those Of another twisted up
another why; there Is u pillar Of palace
which has been moved forward one font
without breaking and stands up isolated
in one piece; there Is wall Of another pol.
ace which has fallen lack more than . feet
Without crack. There is beam Of one
house which thrus. itself through another
house; there 10 half Of . heti.sscal the
other half Of which lies no one knows where:
all the tiles Ut one building arc hutldlcd To-
gethcr in one spot on the roof; the Tnfters
on another building are all bare and the tiles
have blown no one can zee where In q
stable Oh the bare ground men are laying
bodies one by one IN they are being dug out.
Most Of them were in their night dresses.
having been crushed NJ they were quietly
sleeping. Their features aud forms ore ~
dis6gured that one cannot look nj them
without shuddcring. Their nostriLs, ears
and mouths are stopped with earth. while
dust has everywhere pierced through the
skin. Here Is mon holding close Ia
his heart child. the skulls Of both shsiter.
ed. There arc two Young men in each
Others arms, probably brothers, their chests
and backs both crushed. Near them II An.
other youth covered with blood. He was
clerk in Government Office, and bas Nh eye
glass still stuck in his right cys. and was
probably reading OF writing when struck.
There are some disfigured past recognition
others that ssem unhurt and look rs if they
were slcerng. Without exagseration, one
third If the town IS dixmantlcd and more
than 1000 families literally without home.
Absst 1900 more have only one little cor.
nj Of what was once their homes 20 shelter
A,em The dead number s., and the seri.
ously hurt about half . score besides
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WHO IL the iavisible Power, The grand
Nagnate and Podunk WIN determines the
amount Of subsidy that will be required 10
build the North and South sailroad ! This
i becoming m important question. When
the psojscs started, q, 0oo, 900 in Territorial
Bonds was the amount asked. Then %,
600, 700 was considered sufficient. Then
Col. Sanders believed in his speech At the
Dpen House that 1900, 900 would secure
! nsrrow.gauee. Now The Herald says
q, 000, go II considered sufficient Bring
ont this great ''Tis -" and let - know who
he Il and what he wants. Millions ore not
tribes. Ho hes thrown of d, ~, 0o0 AZ
ready. Perhaps be yin come down :
couple mosc q the csae becomes mac dss-
Pssasc. but Il two millions win secure Il,
why have four millions been asked! Ua.
navel this mystery: drop the mask ;Swho y
the arbites Of millicos Of the taxes Of Nom
tapa! The masquerade b becoming rides
uloua
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In the name and BY the authority Of the Territory
Of Montana, !. Benjamin r. Potts, Governor ct Mon
,sna Territory do recommend to the people Of Mon
tana Territory that they rclisions'y sct apart and
observe Thursday, November .. A. D. 1874, ~ day
Of Thanksgiving and prayer to Almighty God for Ills
manifold blessings enjoyed by s during the year now
approaching its close. a.,
IL Wfrxvm WHEREOF, have hcreunto set my
hand and caused the great Seal Of Montana
49, Territory to h. ahxed. Done ut Virginia
Jsr. City. the capital of said Territory, this
J 2ath day Of Octobcs; II the year Of or Lord
One thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy
Two aud Of the Independence Of the United
States the Ninety Seventh,
Iy the Governor y. +. FUTTS.
JAMES Il, CALLAwAY, Secretary.
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-AssOciate Justice Servis has rendered q
decision of some importance 1t the term Of
Court now being held in Virginia city rcls.
ting tn the purchase of Warrants. A man
named Schultz employed MAJ. e. J. Kinney,
Banker, to purchase County and Territorial
Warrants for him. which was done. Schultz
refused 10 take out license; suit was
brought, and judgment rendered against
him under Sec. of the License Law God,
flied Statutes, page 5eO for the amount Of
the license. The decision holds that no one
can under the License Law buy Warrants Of
other ''evidenceof Indebtedness" personally
or through IN Agent unless h, procure II
cense. Parties who arc purchasing War.
rants will do we'll 10 make \ note Of this
and procarc license.
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New York, Nov. l3.-'rhe Spectator hss
the following list Of suspended inturanee
companies, and the amount that each will
probably pay:
MASSACHUSETTS, COMPANIES. bay State,
50 per cent; Boston 90; Boylston 50; City
10 Elliot %; Exchange ~. Fanueil Hal! 50;
Firemans35; franklin %; Howard -, Law.
renee 90; Manufacturer 81 Merchant u;
Mutual Benefit IS; National IS; North
American % Peoples 50 Prescott 90 Shoe
and Leather IS; Suffolk So fremont =;
Washington 95.
NEW York CoAPANIEe- Humboldt a
per cent; International %; Market 70.
Providence COMPANIES. Equitable 90;
1erchanls' 05.
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John, the fool Of the New York Sas. was
made rich 10 spite If himself At Long
Branch, end this h the way It was done:
Just - wss the huo9riest, Ion9felkw
ard Harry BsAse,t were brought out, and
they went round the corner like two Gait :
revolvcss. An the nice young men around
me stood up ana bowed and scnped and
held up one finger a. II they were stopping
On omnibus. They oil yrlled: "A hundred
TO eighty on Harry Bsssest" They 81 sp.
peared 10 be ~ very polite, that l held up
my finger too, and nodded sad bowed
hack ,os I'll Of them. never saw such =
polite hot young men before You would
have thought was the Grind Duke Alexis.
Ikeps up he having jus, * long - they
did, and peeesy SION tho Tsce was over. end
I ooafsss I was asrseably ssrprissd 70 40
about four Asndssd yosng men Ale Up ssd
esch one eAsck eloe b!u isto ny kp
Thea I ,hsssht that ios Of ysesg nsa ~
a1eue ~ alssee ~ It yosaG' - ! I'D
sswnel TAsss ! ~ vlah. oo4oloih ~
~ ssd, aseA y NJ aseeaia. ! tsssd
- ~ - ~ tlns ! - pelselag ~ -
- ~ tsuiae h.se N,M, dnissa e I
UsonA lo11no s1ay daeae1 - 49, -
1ooa - 49, r (lneW \. lealy ~
- otnevDsli1 - NJ ~ ri
~ aepah9egne ss1fll.e 1.llh -