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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-05

SA.98os eSOA 2
Porls nave oeen published, Of = high
n sensational KIND, Of the quAntitie
W0oi aestroyco IN Boston, We ar
nouced 70 pupiisn the following fart
70 show those interested how little re
nance can be placed on the storie
Moicn specuiat0rs have circulated. =.
y nas been claimed that the loss Of do
nesslc WOOL WAS from 100000. to ID,
UVR VRounds. Ihe clips Of this coun
ry !or tine past three years. according
y tne carefully prepared statistics O
eS ~ g9cefnmens, M rnc e nave been g follows
ionv, ~ y ao0:yoo,ozo U 1871, V6,6 ,6O0.OO5 1879
w .oV;Soc.
~ tnis quantity there has been ~
olve0 ~ tne three principal Easterr
msfkets-Boston, Philadelphia and thil
city-up to this date on each Of thes(
years, an the quantities g below :--l670
ss.Hzu.1E ~ pounds; 1871, 6S,6lS,6O0 he
1914 Ao,Sco, ~ ns.
". M sncse total receipts q the seaboard
q Actz tnere went 20 Boston l7,D6,2Q
na Inc stock OF domestic wool In
~ Dvs,1n' =, 0n January !, 1S!z Mas 44UO.'
~, msklng totsl OF HI ~, ~ los,
vsaian,e Ior sales during this year,
lno, aitnougn the sales there have beon
reported, during the past ten mouths
20 oe from two To four million pounds
Iach ana during the last i've months
snoy nave averaged two and . hall
miihons per month. 1t has been con-
ndently asserted in the interest Of spe-
culAtors In wool that there remained
about seven millions pounds in stock
in ,noston, which WA consumed.
There can be no doubt but that the
lacts were stated In the circular OF I
well known wool merchant Of that citv.
under date Of the 18th OF October.
when he said: There is scarcity of
|deece wool and straight lot is dim
|cult TO ind ct current rates, the pur-
|chases the past two wceks having clear
|ed the market Of ali available feeces. >
Owing to the disAppointmcnt of the
|wool.raisers In the country 1t not be-
|ing able to obtain In July and August
last the prices expected, very large
portion OF the farmers did not sell their
wool, and careful estimates made lste-
" in the principel wool growing States
ehow that there still RENAME in the
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-05

A correspondent of the Western
Christian Advocate mentions the va.
rious lines of railroad crossing Iowa
and closes with this deserved compli.
ment for the B. 4 NJ:
"While it is the pride of the State
that all these railroads are coming np
to the demands of the times, it must
be said the Burlington Il Missouri
Railroad Companysis a pre-eminent
success. It has finished and superbly
equipped strictly firet-class road from
Burlington, in Iowa, to Kearney June
ton, in Nebraska, point two hundred
miles west of the Missouri river
where it makes a junction with the
Union Pacific Railroad, being nearly
five hundred miles west of Burlington
Thence, in short time, it is to build
a road some two hundred and seventy
miles, running northeast and through
its large land grants to the north line
souri, river at Yankton.
"The gentlcmanly employees of this
company, the systematic and good
management, the sinoOthness of road
track, the beauty Of country over
which we pass, the general thrift OF
the people, aud the historic points
from which write, have made this, tl
me, one of the most pleasant railroad
trips ever taken. And IL long trains
Of crowded cars, from day 10 day, be
any evidence, then am not alone In
my Judgment
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-05

r Scotland the working people are
ny Ping ip favor Of fifty-one hours as j
we e vsrk-sn average u eight and
e hsk khots ! day.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-05

The New York Sun, says : a,Jerusa.
leln, Will probably be way-station.
loi = proposed new railroad,) aud II
may 90 necessary TO cut through the
Mount OF Olives, aud I'll in tho Vallev
Of Jehoshaphat. Tln-.dnst Of JUDAH
kings will be carted on by the cubic
yard. and pilgrims win travel in draw.
inG-ro0m cars.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-05

y Avery ID. Putnam was killed by a
nv by the name Of Foster on Sew
emu venue car in the city of New
iorA so"s time ago. Pninam's wid-
Wv mas 'uehe railroad company and
mas recovereo judgment Of $4,000
damages against 6 company as com.
mon carriers. This i, new fea,ure -
the liability or common .,.;s.' !. =
rather, II is novel excms,s.,,. y.
ofwhat has all along een the IT,.
plicablc to common rriers. it,
court held that commoh xarriers ar
bound to protect from 'injdA passen
ger assaulted by a fellow Assenqe
when it was in the power Of com
pauy SO to do. In this case d fac,
were that the instrument of deal Nwa
car-hook taken from the front "a,
form Of the car, the taking and
Of which might have been preysn(
by the conductor and driver, the 81
ployees ofthe company. This is SOP
thing new in the practical workingl
common carriers liabilities, the ap)
cation Of which is as general, ofooul
as are the various kinds Of comm
carriers.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-05
Fire. Tsre,.

AT two o'clock this morning, as we
were about going to press, the alarms
of fire WAS sounded upon our streets.
aud soon a brightness appeared In the
distance, an6 presently the sky was
Illuminated, and brillianey followed.
that left no room for doubt but that a
great fire was in progress, and appsr-
emily making rapid strides and grow
ing in lis proportions. a hurried trip
to the spot convinced us that the II. &
Nj. Railroad Freight House and its
Offices, located on Front street, were
ON the road 20 destruction by the de-
vouring element, and ere We could
reach the place nothing remained but
the freight shed. containing no freight
at the time. The flames had made
good the main building before the fire
engine arrived; il did not however,
make frnitless effort to subdue the
flames.
We are panied TO learn that George
Eberhart, a young man. employed as q
freight conductor on the b. Il NJ. road,
was in bed and asleep in the building
at the time the fire broke out, and was
seriously injured. No one knew of his
being in the burning building, until
the bystanders were startled by the
cry of "help, help when an effort was
made for his rescue, by breaking down
the door, and effecting an entrance
through fire and smoke, brought out
the suffering man. He was carried TO
the residence of q physician, where he
was properly cared for. We could not
learn the particulars as regard his in
iuries, but suffice it to say. the case il
bad enough.
LATER.-Sinoe writing the above
the body of man is seen lying among
the burning Goals. but nothing is knowr
rs to who he is AID the heat is SO in
tense that the body cannot be taker
out We will give further particular
in our next issue. - burlington Hack
eye, Nov. 18th.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-05

CLAIMS A6AINAE AEAACV'
A Commission on she part Of this
Government has bsen taking an &C.
count of the damsges to Americsh cit
izens resulting from the deprstations
Of Mexican marauders w have
crossed the Rio Grandc ans Pillaged
from American citizens in kas. This
Commission has made o N lial report,
in which they sum up their find
ing up to this time ab( thirty mil
lions as damages.
On the other hang me successor of
! Juarez, President fe5ada, has sent ont
MEXICAN Con Ession to inquire into
these damag iso. No report of the
andings y hgs Of this Commission
v yss yss 6eel made. Plainly there is
tba in shes focecdings which smacks
strongly serious differences and
complicaf to arise between the,
@ two roy ments. Mexico is poor :
ber GOV hent is weak and unstable
....s For ws moneyed and other sat.
= ;sfacf mich she was unable to render
Z Is tlfovernment, we once gave
ls MeyJ severe thrashing and got an
i,nup slice Of her territory. Atthe
raj Commission is piling up dam
u ainst our weak neighbor, she
fon be in the impecuneous state
as once before, SO far as their
lent is concerned. We don't like
fppearance Of this thing go far, and
ear that our frontier men in west.
Texas are running up somewhat
cious bill against the Greasers.
i9wever, We are satisfied that this
hetter will be sifted to the bottom bv
ne administration and q fair and
equitable result reached AZ to the
amount OF damages to both sides. Our
own experiences down in Texas leads
| nss q to have about the same opinion Of !
y and it, people as is reputed to have
oeen tersely expressed by Genl Phil |
viz: that ''if owning Tex
as and h-l, he would prefer renting |
me former and living In the latter for |
choice" We certainly are OF the opiu- |
ION that We don't want any more |
'lices OF Mexican territory with the |
dreasers thrown in. just at present.
Finally, if Mexican Greasers can
beat a portion at least Of the Texans |
n stealing we shall be greatly sur.
prised.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-05

Mrs. Snidkins says her husband Is .
Ehree handed msn-right hand, ieft
hand aud a little behind hand.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-05

Our Minister at Athens "a t,.a
~ s'se Issioss e sssss; ss;l sss g ssec,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-05
ABOUT. GRANTS CABINET.

Tho Des Moines Register wants
George William Curtis appointed Sec.
retary of State, and failing in that,
urges the appointment of James F.
Wilson, of Iowa.
We imagine that the most truitless
speculation which can be indulped in
y that in relation to the make up of
the Presidents Cabinet. Four wears
ago ne utterly ignored the clamors Of
the politicians in this regard, holding
shat the appointment of his immediate
counsclors and political household.
was his own business, and that he
would attend to it in his own good
way and time.
Going into Office again without op-
position votes enough to be dignified
BY putting them under the head OF
scattering it is scarcely probable
that ne will be induced to relent to
the demands of the gratuitous cabi-
net makers now.
We have as much admiration for the
talents and fitness Of James F. Wilson
for the place named, as any journal in
Iowa, but having exhausted ourselves
in urging his appointment in Grants
cabinet four years ago, and having
witnessed bis refusal of some three
places in that cabinet, in what seemed
to us then contemptuous manner,
and at time when we fancied that the
services of young, able, and perpen-
dicular Radical like Mr.. Wilson were
important, we have therefore come to
the conclusion that tho importantly
business, on the involuntary sort of
public servants, is about played ont,
especially until we can have some as
snranees that they can finally be induce
ed to accept the Offices thrust upon
them.
Moreover, we have an Iowa man al
ready in the cabinet who did not hesi-
tate to support Grant in the field, or
higgle about serving in his cabinet
when called upon, and one who has,
even according to the testimony Of the
Register, as well as Of the entire press
Of the country, administered the duties
Hof the War office with pre-emineut
success. Does the Register propose to
throw Belknap overheard to make
way for Mr.. Wilson?
VI 1t is, however, our opinion that the
Registers suggestion is an empty and
harmless compliment to Mr.. Wilson,
because we doubt If he Is . candidate
/ for that or any other Office, aud because
we happen to know that the mos
friendly personal and political relation,
exist between him and Secretary Bel
knap, and we do not, therefore, be
iieve that he would put himself in an
hgonism with BeIknap, providing tn,
latter desires to continue in Cant
cabinet.
Avery ID. Putnam was killed by
nv by the name of Foster on a Sew
ep'h s'venue car in the city of New
s Iorh sos time ago. Pninam's wild
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-05
NEW voRK3 I

Special Dispatch to the corarra.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-05

A mandatory is to be established
Immediately at Guelph, Canada, to
make !" watch case spring attachments y
invented by G. L. Easton, of Des
Moines.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-05
News and Other items. +.

Agassiz has figured up, and he says
Lake Erie will dry up in about 1850
years,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-21

MoSrASA-Wc take the following items
from our late Montana exchanges:
$ Locber was drowned. recently, in the
Mssoula river. near Horse Plains.
Capt. Joseph Wright has retired from the
editorial chair of the 1ranf Courier. and has
been succeeded by Major John L. Bruce.
The recently discovered coal mines on the
Sinking wafer are developing splenddl!. The
discosercrs are working on \ seven-foot
vein at present. and the quality of the coal is
CONSTANT, improving.
Mr. llolcon planted last Spring. on the
farm ui Elijah Chatiin. near Willow creek. IN
Bitter Root Valley. thirty eight pounds OF
Early Rose potatoes. and the yield from the
'hiti, ,lsh, pounds was two hundred bushels
Col Chesnut Is supplying fine article OF
stone coal 10 the people OF Bozen,an City at
$40 per ton. Ih, coal comes from a mine In
Bozcmau Pass. about seven miles from the city.
The Yellowstone Mission. together with i'm
mens- supplies OF flour aud other property
was destroyed by FIRE on the night of October
2a,h.
T. 4 Tripieit. FISH pcddler. stabbed and
killed John Gambler IN Bozeman City, about
ten days ago. Trple,i surrendered himself to
the authorities and WAS committed to jail.
The people Of Montana are engaged in dis.
cusslng the importance Of the construction Of
a railroad from Helena to Corinne. A com.
pany has been organized, and a committee ap-
pointed 10 circulate petitions for signatures.
asking the Governor to call special session Of
the legislature this Winter. in order that Ter.
rtorial aid may be extended to the enterprise.
Rev. Hugh Duncan of Salmon City. Idaho,
informs the Montdnidn that the crops in the
Lemhi Valley are good. that a Touring mill
has jus; been completed there and that the
miners of Leesburg had q prosperous season.
Salmon City. he says. has population of $50.
Indications of petroleum have been found on
the Upper Stinkine-water, and parties are max
ing preparations To bore for oil.
A miner in Montana named w. Berkins, is
engaged in shipping silver ore to Chicago for
reduction. He pays $50 per ton freight to
Corinne. S25 per ton freight from there to
Chicago. and then pays S35 per ton for rcduc-
tion and yet he makes money in the business
The Montanian has heard nothing, as yet.
of its absconded agent. A. B Kiser. who dis
appeared With a couple Of thousand dollars Of
funds belonging to the paper.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-21

10 AND A FEMALE LUNATIC.

Among the red men now visiting the capital
to smoke the pipe Of peace. is a youthful Com
anche brave, who has attracted no little atten.
ton from tho bellies of Washington. The
other day, during visit Of several families to
the hotel where he is stopping, he saw pretty
young lady of about his own age, the daughter
ot one of the wealthiest men Of the city, and
fell so violently in love with her at first sight
that when the party lett the house he followed
her to her residence. For two or three days
subsequently he was observed hs ging around
the vicinity, occasionally catching glimpse Of
her; and. strange to say, the. young lady has
conceived un equally violent passion for him.
On Saturday last she went out riding with
hlm in the elegant barouche belonging to the
paternal mansion, and when those having
charge of her strictly forbade any further ex.
hibitions of such bad taste on her part, she
frankly declared her intention OF wedding the
Comanche
On the other side, the young Indian has been
freely supplied with money, and declares that he
will not return to the happy hunting grounds OF
the West unless the object Of his devotion
should go with him. OF course such a de-
ploratle state Of affairs has necessitated some
action on the part of the authorities. The
Commissioner of indian !Atiairs has therefore
been notified that the susceptible Comanche
must be- made 10 leave the city forthwith and
IA thousand dollar draft has been rendered him
by bro,her OF the misguided girl as a bonus
for his departure. Bu, the Cotnanche is in
corrigible. and steadily resists all oyertures
The delicate circumstances Of the case, and
their names being given publicity in the event
of denourmrni. have SO far worked upon the
relatives of the girl that she will be taken
hence 10 New York on the through train to-
night and Notwithstanding the laieness of the
season. will quietly take passage for Europe by
an early steamer. the distracted millionaire.
whose daughter she is perceivins no other way
10 cure her of her unhappy prediction.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-21

FtREAgM-A Wurtemburg gunsmith has
invented a new rifle that is attracting the at.
tenton Of the Prussian Government 1t is
said to be capable Of firing twenty.sx shots
per minute. and t. have range Of over one
thousand three hundred yards.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-21

THERE is a boy in Washington four and
half years old, who has . head covered with
pure white nappy wool. white eyebrows and
eyelashes ornamenting good-featured face of
bright mulatto color, aanked by very dark ears.
His neck and body are white, aud around his
wrists his skin is as white and tair rs can be.
From a short distance above the elbows and
knees the skin is very dark.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-21

SMITH. when asked whether he had been
seriously injured by the explosion Of the boiler
of n steamer, replied. that che was so used to
being blown up by his wife that mere steamer
had no effect upon him.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-21

THE main reason why the Grant party don't
want to "clasp hands" is. because. If they open
their paws their stealings would fly away on
the wisd.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-21

RATHER RoUGH-rhe Louisville Courier.
Journal says Of Winnie Ream. the sculptress,
that she is lone Of the best paid stone.cutters
in the country"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-21

A DRUNKARD, on being told that the earth
is round and turns VI its axis all the time.
said: Il believe that for I've never been able
to stand on the darned thing"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-21

A GUSHING poet asks in the first line Of q
recent cffusion, "How many weary pilgrims
le2" We give it up, but experience has taught
us that there are a good many.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-21

GTRARD'S SECRET.-S'ephen Girard used to say
in his old ase: 81 have always considered adveriis-
ing literally and long tn he the great medium of
cess in business aud the prelude to wealth. And
have made IL an inyarable rule to advertise in the
dulest times we'll the busiest. long experience
having taught that money thus spent is well laid
out. by continually keeping my business before
the public it has secured many sales that otherwise
wouId have lost"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-21

Ir 10 sweet to have friends you can trust,
and convenient sometimes to have friends who
are not afraid to trust you.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-21

"SAY. Jones, what's the matter with your
eye:" "Oh, nothin'. only my wife said this
morning I'd better get up and make FIRE;
told her to make it hersell-thats ALL
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-21

FIVE hundred buffaloes have been killed in
the State Of Kansas during the last thirty
days. They were killed for the hides; that
peeled from bull being worth 81 IS, and from
o COW SO 80
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-21

PEN.MAKERs are . bad lot. They make
people steel pens and then ray they DO write.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-10
'Oas& aupteebrebeu Der LIBERAL
republtfanif6en 8stpeAmnA.

. llntereieiem9it publi3irtber, an3. Bessie
fens1 eiten RngereI Mrtifel, aus benz mir ben
f~oi9enben, ben 9fa9el aui ben Sopf trefenSerI,
Cat berpor beben:
sis ioldes 9~auptsebreden betrahten mir
bas einleitise Horaeben, bic Grclniuitdt Der
fog. iiSefaIen Republifaner. 8enn man
aus Der ltberalen 8ewesun9 eine groBe Solfsz
b%euegung MAIDEN mill, TO mnB man ith an
bas gauge 8olf uuo niht on einen perlfnptr-
bend fleinen Tbeil beiIelben menben. gu Der
Mafien>@ Convention in Cincinnati, pie bier in
Sefferlon Gitp, iinO rur liberale rHepnbitfa'
ner" B. &. iolde Biirser 9elaben, uelf)e bis
Der 3ur republifaniiden Bartei geb0rt baben.
Damit lit Der groBen Sabl bon Demofrateu,
pelde nit benz Seferion Gitp : Yrogramme
p%oaftdnbis itbereinlimmen, BON pornbersin
bic 3biire Dpr Der Stale 5useiAla9en. Oarn1t
III bon uornberein erfldrt, baB eS iif nid)t nm
@riinbung elmer nenen partei, an melber oa8
game 8olf t~beil5unebmen bdtte, ionoern MIR
nm eiuen able9er Der repubIifanilden Barter
banbelt. Nnltatt bic Oemofratem, pelfe ba,
su 8iQens iinb, sir Mittpirfuns an Der nenen
Partst ein3ulaben unb ie ais W1itireiter mills
fommen au beiBen, wirit manibner geflient-
lid Sniulte hrs @efidt uub foroert fe NIT
ebenio unbegreiatber8ursibtis ,tpie fraier
Selbfiberhebuns auf, iid paiip gu psrhaltea
unb geouloig %ab3unarten, mas Die ltberalert
9erren beidlieben werben. @leit3eitt9 9eber'
bet man iid nod, oils oh Die liberalen Demo-
traten ibreYAidt nidt tbdten, ia, ma9t linen
8orpiirie, bnB ie iib Der lieberalen 8ewe-
gung nidt anl6loGen. Sat man ie benin ie<
mails oasu aufgefOroert, eingelaoen? Saben
bic liberalen Mepublifaner lire Contention
utht ausbriiflid auf9fepublifaner beibrdnft?
Sa, baben ie nidt bel ieoer @elesenbeit nro
in geaiiIentli9 nerlesenber Sorm be~rporsebos
ben, baB Oemofraten ole Sbeilnebmer ntht
getpiinidt merben, unb oaB Die oemofrattide
Yartei, bic 4dlfte beS 8olfes umfaHenb, bots
items MIR gum Stimmeu 9ebraudt weroe?
90 lange bic liberalen Republifaner auf
Sielenl Stanbpnnfte iteben, merben ibre In.
~iirensunsen unfrudtbar iein nnb tperoen iie
bleibsn, mas fe iett iinb, cine Brattion, mel.
DIE in ibrer eisenen Yartei Nidts ausridtet
unb nit Der bic Dtniofraten nidt pacisctren
fonneu. Dies 1T bic auiidt Der iibermtegen~
ben Webrsabl Der 9emofraten unb TIT tnsbe<
ionbere Die einitimmise l1eberseusung Der beat'
ifen oemofratij1en YreHe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-10
9Ia Modfoloer hes ,6rn.p. ,mibfer unroe

Als Nadfolser bes 9rn. b. Miibler pnroe
b~efanntlih fhon am 10. San. Or. Salt gum
iGultusminifer bes beutiden 8eides ernanrt.
Sn Sraafreih murbe Elm Woroperlif auf
9rn. Sbiers gemadt. 90 man ieitber Nifts
meitsr iber bie Sahe sebOrt bat, 10 fommt
man faft auf bic Soee, 5u slauben, baB Der
feline Wiann fih bieien ar9riff anf iein
tbeueres 9eben mad Der Wanier Rapoleon's
ais @pesial=H eflame befteat bat.
lleber bic @tatilif Der gommunifengefan<
genen CAB Der &riessminiier Gifep bic Aus'
iunft, oaS 1922 ipieoer in 6reibeit gelest,
S473 81 paidiebenen Straien perurtbeilt
tuoroen ieien, unb 12,045 fid nod anf ben
beridiebenen Glottenftationen Des aanOes in
@epabriam ~befanben.
Das 9anbelsmarineseiet, bas auf BEN
Gdut3ouiptem berubt uno sesen ben 6rei,
banbd aeridtet it,, mnrbe bon Der 9atioual.
psrlammfung nit 422 9esen 230 Stinimer
nngenpmnlen. Die 9anbelsuertrdse NIT
GroBbrittauten unb anberen Qanbern merser
In Dolge befen aufseboben ODER welentlider
Wo6tffationen untertporfsn iperben miiHen.