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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

DEBTs OF STATEs.-The amount of the
debts of the different states Of the Union fOots
mp al enormous aggregate. Taken in detail
900. New York having the largest, and Iowa
the smallest. Louisiana ranks next to New
York. 3O,2A752 The debt OF Massachusetts,
ia only trfe smaller than that of North Car.
olna, 500, $50, ,66l, and about 80, 900 more than
Alabama Is credited with debt of t25, !sl o67
Missouri, 20, ,s69, 900 Georgia. South Carolina,
Maryland and Arksnsas range from $lS, ,267, :
500 to ST. 200 900. The debt of Ohio is $500, 900
more than that of Maine, 81, ,2l2 900, and Flor.
ticut's, which is $5,769 800. Indiana, Texas
and California are between three and four
millions each in debt New Jersey and Rhode
Island about the same, 81, 500, 00O The debt of
New Hampshire is 81 1865, 900; Nevada, $780,
900 Vermont, $412, 900. and Oregon. 5000, III.
These are entirely separate from the National
debt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
How to Catch a Chicken Thief.

The Mariposa (Cal.,) Gazette" Of Sep
tember 20. relates the following: A gentle
man who lives at SabastopOl has been annoy
ed of late by the loss of chickens, through
the instrumentality of some h eathen Chinee.
Last week he had occasion to shut up an old
buck in his chicken-house, and the result was
astonishing Late at night fearful yells,
mixed up with frantic cries and awful curse.
IN bad English, were heard, and upon going
to the scene sprawliRg Mongolian was
found with head on him, and an old rap
going for him with vengeance. That Celes
tial may at some time, in fit Of abstraction
cat fried chicken, but it is more than an ever
bet that he never NEEDLES with mutton.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
Queen Victoria and the Fishwife

During tho late visit Of the Queen to Edinburgh,
advantage was taken of the excitement by a tlav-
cling circus company, who perambulated in cos
tune the route Her Majesty was expected to take.
Amoug the crowd which collected at Brandon
street. was . Newhaven fishwife, who was all
anxiety to see the Queen. This magnificent cav
alcade. with its glitsering display Of theatrical
grandeur, turned the corner, and when Maggie
caught sight OF the gorgeousiy appareled lady who
rode at the head Of it, she sprang forward, seized
the tinseled riding skirt and exclaimed "Eh
yer Majesty, my dawtie turn round, and let's see
yer bonny face; it's no often We get the chance o
seeing it." When loud laughter apprised her Of
her mistake, she Indignantly inquired, "Hoo she
could b expected TO ken the Queen, when she had
never seen her, and that onybody wad expect q
queen to come dressed in gold and silver
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

A tipsy Duncan delegate, who had stayed over
for frolic. entered the elevator the other night
with an equally tipsy companion. As they went
up they grew dizzy and their uttershces thicker,
and each had much ado to hold the other on the
seat. Suddenly one Of them noticed the reflection
Of the interior Of the car and its occupants in the
mirror opposite. Steadying himself a moment he
turned his head to one side and squinted at the
picture in the glass.
II zay Dick." he hiccoughed. "there's two OF 'em,
amt they2 Er this IL er double mersh (hic) )een =
When'd they (hic) get tn otherI"
"Dunno." murmured his companion half asleep
swell (hic). there 'tis n there's a party in i,
jessez id drunk 1--WE are, eh 2"- Louisville Cour
ier-vo,rndl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

animal at an agricultural exhibition, wrote to
the secretary as follows Also enter me for
the best jeckass; am sure Of taking the prem
ium.
Mother, this book tells about the angry
waves OF the ocean. Now what makes the
ocean get angry? Because It has been eros
sed SO often, my son.
Five circus men have been arrested In Rich
mond, for numbering and robbing VIM. J. Da'
venport, tnCharlotte county, Va.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

FRET Nor.-"The horse that frets is the horse
that sweats" is an old saying of horsemen, and it
allows himself to get irrtated at every little thing
that goes amiss in his business, or in the ordinary
affairs of life, is man that rule, will accom-
plish little and wear out early. He is . man for
whom bile and dyspepsia have particular aver
sion. He is a man with perpetual thorn in his
flesh, which pricks and wounds at the slightest
movement q man for whom life has little plea
sure, and the future small hope.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
2ublif Sales.
A VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE,
Containing 1913 Acres,

49, Situated in New Castle Hundred, on the
~; road leading from New Castle to Whining
.is ton. Delaware, about four miles frem the
'=zA former and one mile from the latter. The
land is Of superior quality and in a high state Of
cultivation. There is an Apple Orchard Of the finest
tru, now in full bearing. besides number Of other
Fruit Trees Of the various kinds. The improve
Hents are extensive and complete. The Mansion
is Of brick large and substantial containing 10 large
rooms There is a Frame Kitchen attached. with
and has storage for IS tons Of hay. and stabling for
substantial with corn cribs and carriage house at
tdchel; large Ice House and other outbuildings.
There are Il acres of this farm on which has been
erected New Frame Dwelling 30xl8. with all ne
cessary outbu ings now cultivated as q truck gar
len, renting for S}ttJ per annum
Also, two good Frame Tenement Houses. suitable
for the use Of farm hands.
The situation of this farm is one Of the finest in
the state, having an extensive view Of the Della
ware river the city of Wilmington and the adj djacent
country. There are number of fine building sites
on the farm, and could be conveniently divided into
a number Of small farms.
This Il rare opportunity for capitalists to invest
money. as land in the vicinity Of Wilmington Is
rapidly increasing in value
II not sold by the 18th day Of October 1t will be
sold at Public sale on that day, on the premises at
| o'clock. p. m.
| Terms will be made easy to suit purchasers
Make application to OdLE J. MILLER.
No. eos Market street.
Wilmington De1
Orto WILLIAM H. LAMBSON.
| Sep+. -. ls,2-dtaw&w on the premises.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

The vote of Philadelphia on Tuesday is one OF
the smallest polled in the city for several years,
not reaching in the aggregate 10000. while in
1863 it reached $4,000. The vote up to five
o'clock was very light. but in the last hour in
many precincts. every name on the registry was
polied
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

Masonic EMDLEMs CANNOT BE UsEp As
TRADE MARKs-Acting Commissioner Of Pat
ents Thacher has rendered decision, on an
appeal from the decision Of the examiners,
affirming the action OF the latter in refusing the
registration Of a Masonic symbol as trade
mark.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
Politics and the knife.

A FATAL SrABBINa AFFRAY IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 9.-About three o'clock this
morning, during heated political discussion be-
tween J. Milton Turner. colored, United States
minister to Liberia, and George w. Medley. an.
other prominent colored man Of this city, the lat
ter stabbed the former in the left breast lndictng
probably fatal wound. II is thought the wound
will prove fatal. Turner was conveyed to his res
idence, and Medley was arrested.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

Horace Greeley arrived In Baltimore last
evening. He Is to deliver the address at the
fourth annual fair Of the Maryland Agricultur.
al and Mechanical Society to-day and review
9 torchlight procession In the evening. Mr.
declined a reception.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

At Jersey City, the grand jury has indicted
Chief of Police McWilliams and Detective
Doyle, for conspiring to rob the First Ma
ttonal Bank. Doyle gave bail In e2s. 900 but
McWilliams had not been arrested at the ad-
journment of the Court yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
DAILY GAZETTE.
Stated Democratic Meetings.

City Executive Committee meets every Mon.
day evening. at o'clock
treeiey q Brown Campaign Club meets ev-
cry Tuesday evening, at 9 o'clock.
herman Democratic Club meets every Wed.
nesday evening, at 8 o'clock.
Democratic Association of Wilmington meets
every Friday evening. at o'clock.
Americus Club meets every Wednesday even.
ing, Morrow's building, 2ll Market street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

'"eb Mo1low building, I'll Market street.
----A.. 49,,
IHE ELECTIONS IN PENNSYLVANIA, INDIANA Il
oHIo were carried on by the general government
Tor the purpose mainly to keep the present corrupt
officials in power. What these elections cost the
whole people will never be known. Such thing as
Federal head of the government maintaining
MS position by means of government money and
government appointees was never known be.
fore. The State elections before the present cor
rupt radical party got into power were not
,nterfered with by the Government. In Pbiladel.
phia no less than eight hundred of Grants Depu-
ty Marshalls surrounded the polls What an alb.
surdity this is to tax the people for such expend.
lures Each one OF these men are paid IS day,
and may be continued on duty ten days. This is
only one item of the cost. Quiet must reiyn in
the presence of the Kings troops
lHE RESULT OF THE ELEcrIoNs.--In In Pennsyl J.
vanla the Radical majority is sot down at from To-,
ooO to 10000. Ohio, the Radicals claim $4,000. -
Indiana is still In doubt. The returns for men,
bers of Congress are not complete. The Republi-
cans in Pennsylvania claim to have gained seven
members and to have lost one, which would give
them twenty and the Democrats and Liberals
eight members Of the forty-third Congress. The
present pennsylvania delegation stands Democrats
eleven, Republicans thirteen. The Ohio Repub
licans claim twelve or thirteen of the twenty mem
hers Of Congress. conceding seven to the Demo
4 Gratis. gain of two for the Democrats The In
diana delegation is reported four Democrats auc
Liberals and eight Republicans The defeat o
voorhees, BY Hunter. Republican, for Congress, i
announced. The present delegation stands Dem
& ocrats o. Republican G.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

ANNA Z. DICKINNUN LECTURES October T.
NOTICE
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
gany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to anil from all point.
on the line Of their road and Vest Chester.
Express matter sent to Franklin Telegraph Off ,e.
No. West Third street or to their Depot Front
and Madison. or orders left with McMuen S Seal
delivering agents, will receive prompt attention.
c. STOLZ.
ap6.tf Genl Supt ". l. X. X. r Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
9olitiral.
MEETING.
1otiees.

ANN / DICKINSON Lectures Oc.ober2l
DEMOvAl.
IL | have removed from No. East 5th street. to
NJ. ~ West street, where will be rlelsel ta e-
ce,ve all my friends and patrons.
oct4 -eod2w WM. W. THOMAS VI. D.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

NoTiCE.
A\ Tne Phoenix Fire Company earnestly request
the parties to whom they have sent circulars to re-
turn them with the amount of subscription. or if
they do not intend to subscribe they will please
send in the blank circulars as soon possible.
oct9 3t-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10

ANNA E. DICKINSON Lectures October 81.
N0TlCE.-THE WILMINGTON K IVES
~ TERN K. r. CO.
TREASURES OFFICE.
WILMISGroN. DEL, Sept. 2j. l.12.
,,T The Coupons Of the First Nor, gage Bonds of The
Wilmington and Western Railroad Company. due
and after that date. BY the First National Bank Of
Wilmington. The interest on Registered Bonds
will be paid at the Treasurer's Office Wilmington,
Del. W II. CONNELL
sep2b- -lut treasurer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-10
freiAht 9ines.

ANNA T.. DICKINSON LEc7rsSs ooroszR Il
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in Der bc8 y@Ommer5ienratbes." SdlisBtlh
miiIen mir nod Die 9ameu Scope, S0Jtner
unb 3er36erg uno Die So. g8able, Saarsis
uu6 Born lobenb berporheben.
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MIR Die 6dlfte Der Wa9aons i'm @auae, 10,
oaB troy Der Oo%ppelgelpanne uno Der Nnitel.
lung bon @rtra &utidern unD .S6afinerr
Die SeiOrbsrung bon. 8aliagieren bon einem
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9pnamI. Gilbert, lpeld)er etma Is Sabre alt
lit, MAI am Dienitage NIT ieiner Wutter nod
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wel1e iid in iener Stabt aufbielt, ab5uboleu
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fubren bic brei geuannten Yerioneu in etner
8utite bur9 Nemport, Del. 9as 9anosut
bes Srn. 0pnam liegt MIR etfpa 1000 Sdrttte
BON genpo.t entfernt. SIS mo9te etma II
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senanuten 8abn ndberte. 0a 81 bteier 3eit
fein Bug faais mar, 10 beobadteten bic Sn-
iaiien Der Sutlde felne Soriiht, %lonoern fub<
rem 9eraoe auf. oas @eleiie au. @rit lals ie
iih ldon aui benielben befanben uno ui6t
mebr riidpdrts %fonnten, bemerften ie 5u
ibrem S9redeu, Dap elu @rtraSug baber-
braui'te. Die Gofomotiue fog sesen ben
bintern Sbeil beS Subrperfes nub perieste
benz 0e;teren einen iolben StoB, baB es
mebr oils 60 SUB melt fortseidleubert murbe.
gtatiirlit puroe es pDalg sertriimmert. Sod
bepor Die Soaifipn erfol9te, NOR SRI. 2pnam
bereits aus Der 8utide seiprunsen, feel aber
oabet nit iolder 9euaIt auf ole @roe, ba6
iie mshrere Serlesuugen oauontrus. Sill
bert ln0 letlle Dlutter Sagegen, pelde i'm Sc,
fdhrt geblieben mareu, murben NIT Dem 2st.
teren fortgeifleuoert uub bliebeu auf Der NIT
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Observation-Disclosures.

Der 9ampfer p9aebeda Glpos." Capt. Gibbs, fam
am %. Ds;ernber bon Baltimore in Wilmin9ton, g..
g.. on.
Der Danpfer 20. 3. SoIep," Capt. Yrtce, lief am
81. DECEMBER bon Baltimore in QpiIrnin9tOn, N..G.,
Elm.
Die en9IiI5e grigg u8Innce," Gapt. Darrell, lief am
10. Deg. BON bier in Bermuda elm, no ie nod am q.
lag.
Der s6ouner rSeTe g. Glart," Capt, @Iart. fam
am %. DEG. BON bier in gBilmin9ton. 9..@.. an.
Die l6rpeDii9e Barrie ,gBilem @iintber," Gapt. Tor.
berg, 9ing am %. bs. WIs. BON SOfon nah uuierem
Safen ab.
Die griss pTomdnce," Capt. Surtan, bon Der
9uano . Sniel Naoaia naty Baltimore unterlusss,
legte we9sn g8a Terman8es am l6. bs. Mts. III Sna9ua
on.
Der G6ooner yGoI. @usmortb," Capt. Yentecoit
bon @barlOttetoipn auf Bring GUARDS SnfeI mad uns
ierem Safen %beitimnt, lag am 20. Deg. in 9ineparo,
9auer, Wtaf.
Ser Sdooner r4lfreb Seen" CAPT. Biasburp, TAM
am 20. DECEMBER Don Baltimore in, Nelps SrIeads an.
Der 9anpf,r uImeriea," capt, Binups, sine &c.
fern bon Sap annab, Ga, mad Baltimore ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-28

- Der TeTidf, bag 0Q5 ost. Saness
Sotel" in Bolton aetern %braunte, miro bon
bort aus bemcntirt.
SIN ct. Qouis puroer rgtebB %uutlinP, " p8ufFnIoz
Bill" unb n1cras=Sobnion," Die i'm n@rGno=S Opera
6ouie" Gin Seniationsz Drama aufiItrten, inter Ger
anfIaee Der @ompliSItdt bel einem 1852 in CT. youis
fatteefunoenen ,9fiot" arretift. Seber Der Arretirtsn
qab $500 Caution fir 9ertftli6es gri6etnen. Dos
9anSe piro als zine SARGE anseieben.
-@ine Sepende avs Uierito meIbet, baB bort am
Ibenoe ee5 81. Oe5em6cr cine au6erorocntIide Ser
ialumlung Der nYtCritaniiben @eieui6ait Der @eo-
graphic unb StatIftit" sur GtnWeibunS ibres neuen
&eriammluugslotaIes uno 6um AnoenfCn an grof.
NJ NO ffnttfnnN
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Sine Heoe bei'm weibnad1t5felte
Der uO1rMaart."

Sr. Q, 7. NH9H pIeIt Wllttlp0d N 0en
uNemzQfembfp s&oOms" folgenbe &eee:
-ygBertbe Sreunbe unb 8riiDer! SO sereift mir sur
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unabiebbar, peldes tie %bearbeiten jputen, une nit I'm.
unterbrodenem Ytutbe, NIT ~rafloIer Sbdtisteit arbei.
fettn he, ietot @ues mar UNI fonft, bas feb puroe
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I'm gufnahme in tie Sem einoe, uno tpiais tpdrs thrt
iein Beiud eelpdhrt; er nber lab balo, oaB, Denn DIE
@emeinoe 10 peiter a~rbritete. ME bisber, 10 plroe e.
Or bat oeshaIb Giuise aus Der gsmtinoe, ibln bel elrer
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pem ibm bag Berf oel6uee 10 uiiroen ne leben, odB
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Der aIong Der 5immsr. uuO non Sag ~ Gag lab man
tie Nrbett uortuarts lhreiten. ia puroen eintse aus
Der 8emeinoe Itutig uuo tsaaet rem Dteifter: -9Sas
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Sine Gettei" i6rien he uno rdnnte1 iur Seflelfloe uno
Idrie' n: yDer utu uns Stiaoentetteu 'hinleoen, aber
mir fino ir,ie Mtinner, mir ruo1en feline Setttt tra9sn!"
uuo pon aa' benz @eihret, bag ne erboben batten. mar
Elm fur6tbdrer Sttan ausgebroden. Aber, Derfhe
Freunbc uno gruoer, tieier Orfan mar fem SamanI
aus Der gBifte. es mar aud tei1 6obn aug ben 9eblr9en;
es mar Der Grfan res Ggoismus uno ees 9telees. Ser
SHELTER aber risi ieineu @ehilten ju: y6rtla ans
gBerf, Sbr lteben freuuoe, 5iebt ben gals. oaB bas
seuer gut auf er GIe lobe, uno ihnpinet Die S1nnler,
benin ie itdrtsr her Srfau lpiiibet, eeito letter mtlleH mir
Ihmieoen." ia trut cine beutGe teterllde Stlue EN-,
oenn Der Grtan mar perbaut. uno Der Wtelltsr that pen
leBten oamneritIa9 uno' iprat: ygrloer, 10 tpsroe l1
iest gut nennen, oeun urlere 4rbett lit ooleueet. Ste
8ruoertette lit poubradt, uno gum Inoenten an otele
Sruoertette moueu mir ilbrllh Elm Sfe1t fetern, nm ole
Slieoer 5U iablen, msIte bic Selnelroe Der r9aru9art"
oaran srfuef bat. SOmit, rpsrtbe 8rtioer, plren mir.
bag mir beute Gin 8ruOsrtettgnfeit feieru, no aud mir
i'm Qauie oieIes S0bres neue 8leoer an unlerer SrIE
oertette idblen; IQIst uns f%ortfabttn, lebe 8ruoer, tms
nerfort nit ME rGitenrer Sbatiatelt aut unlerem 6eloe
unO an unlerer Sette ju arbetttn, paB MIR, o1ne jl
err6tben. rufen t0nuen, mte heute: uSriIeer, 9eoeiltet pes
eoIeu ShmilOeiueiftrs uuo Ierer treleH 0ehuIfen!
Dies Glas osm oSeutIheu OrOen ter pSaru9art!""
5000
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Neun @rO3cut 3inicn.
d berf0u1e
! hrn,puttoo So Hoy ShIfontinrpr1 Aa- StoA

8-prO5eutige 8aIerzS blisationen Der StaOt
Norfolf, Str9inien,
81 87T Gents oen Dollar uno aufeelaufener 3inIen.
Oieie Sbll9a.ioneH brin9en mad benz eeeenipdrti.
gen Breiie 91I7 Bro5snt 3inien. anbfre Bertbpus
pierre iueroen TN 2auihe 5u ben bpdfteH 0Earttz
pteiien o b n s 0 ton a%nsenommen.
Srdncis y. Xpnep,
ROroDeazede Der Soli0apz un6 seconSarase,
i'm Segsr9ei6oB.
GpeSiaIitGt - Regociirlns BON faufindrnilben
Beribpapieren. 8Or5iSlihe 2Bertbpapiere ~fortpGbz
p~orrdtbiS unb gum &ertaut. (25S-)
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SelegrapDii6e SePei9e''.
0ie OSirrru in 9lIabama.

8~a5bfnqtou, 20. Se5br, SeneraIantpalt
@labama eiueu Brief. 3srieIbe iaSt nitt, rap bic &es
pubIitaner pie SeiIion Ger Gerihtsbaus : 9e9tslatur
~iortIesen, pie bic Sepeihen Der r4foeiirten Yrefe" be'
ritieten. sc fuo SeIe9ramme nab MtortSomerp 9e'
ifidt pproen, uelhe Die Gepublltauer ermabuen, benz
GomproniB getreu ~ bIeiben. Oas SeneraIaniualt @il,
Iiams ibnen porseidIa9en bat. neil le heterogeneous
uibt erpnrten oiirfen, bag bic Administration le poer
ne Geridltsh ausz 2eaisIaiur anertennen peree.
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Das Ndniiuo8= NcnFma!.

@Qibtngton n, q. VeB.-5m vl9eiBsn pauIf"
fan6 6ente einG Yeridmn1luns Der Dom G~on9reiie be-
aufttasteu @ommiiidre itatt, UNI Ole Wtoesue 5ur Gr"
riptun9 eines lebens9roBeu Staneblloes lir ben uerz
forbenen @eneral 9fomltngs su prIieH. IS lieSen
Wooele uon Or. 9tons, Si5t Drills uno Sbas Sftz
ner BON Daiblnston, s.. 5. q. SEEMING Don 8altiz
III ore, 6. 6eB uno y. 81. Bitett BON yteiu.yort uno
S. u. 8aiGp uno S. 9rii6lcr BON S9ilaoelppIa Dor.
bilo uerniai9t. g8eIien 0iooel occepttrt lUeroe1
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RaItimOrer SfoSfthcater.

Sir Monta8 AbeuO itebt i'm p8alttmorer
@taOtt5eater" gum erten Wlale 0a8 grOBe
oreiatttge Y~olf5i6auipiel: Sin Wann aus
Dem Solte" ODER y6eurige Soblen" auf benz
YrOgramme. 0a8 Stiid lit bier bis6tr nod
ME gegebeu mor0en uno miro geptB cine
9roBe 4~nSishungSfraft au8iiben, umiOmehr,
ga Oie einselnen Stolen nit ben beiten ardi=
ten uuIereS SheaternerioualS beiett iino,