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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
Snsuranff Companies.
vl,HE NATIONAL
Life Insurance Co. U. S. A.

CAPITAL, . - ... 81 .nna eco
SURPLUS of ASSETS over Liabilities. slol6..6y.2i
A strong Stock Company; does business on a cash
basis: plans simple: contracts definite. payment
ertan; business and reputation national
E JOSEPH L. kILl.GoRE.
,;enl Agent Peniusular District. VIII, Del, Office
Room !, over Fourth Street Market. aprl-tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
JAMES BRADFO RID.
PAINTS, Oils, yARNlShIS,
WINDOW GLASS.
Cement and Calclned Plaster.

Paints white lead. red lesd white sac, Iron paint
lubrcs'ing oils. linsesd OH spsvm oil. lard oil
foot oil. coal oil. filAen Nephews vsrnshss Eng
hsh vsruiehss. alcohol, turpeptins. paint milis
paints ready miaed. artists materials, vax flower
msteria!s decAicomanis pictures. all kinds OF for
sngrsvsd coach paintera' material. stencil colors
ladders Of different lensths resdy slasa sash gold
leaf. bronses. vsrmillions. looking gl6ss plates.
Nes. 6 and 8 East Third Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
N. D..Particalar ettsatIon paid to sususs anA
ohtp PaonseANs SlG0 wrtstnC. 4 G.. 60.
Hpl -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-19
DHlLApELpalA. WILMINGTON + BALI
L MDhE

[1ElLAUELPHIA. WTLMINUTON + BALI
l. MORE RAILROAD.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On AMI after WEDNESDAY. October 18th. 1871
passenger car viii he attached to the ireish t
tram ieoving Philateinh'a at 800 D. IN, tor Viii
,!ihston.
The iin will stop at Stations az tollows when
signaled 'iray's Ferry. e.12 y. IN. Lazaretto 30
y. III; Chester, gll D. III; Lainokn. a. p. IN: Thur
low. =. IN: L,nwood, 9is y. III; Clay mont. 1901
m: tllersiie. 10 Is .. IN: aI,ve Wilmington TO- 30
y. m. uct.Ol II. r. KENNEY. SUIT
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-12
FOR RENT

"A NEW COTTAGE HANDSOMELY
"A built containing three rooms and a
kitchen, situated one miles from Stanford on
the Danville turnpike road. Apply at the
INTERIOR JOURNAL office, or
Lift J. w. GILLIAN, Proprietor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-12
or Franklin, Kntucky.
To Bee-keepers Everywhere:

10 Bee-keeDfrs EyprVNhera.
me io'iowing points oil excellence comprise
rev on the many mat may be truthfully
eiaimei Tor my hive;
L. IL Is simple IN construction. neat in OPP
pearance anu Is the most easily understood and
managed movable comb frame Hive ever in
vented;
he only material required in its con-
strnction Is ~ ieet OF lumber, the nails neces-
sary 10 iasten Il together and few small scraps
oil wire cloth To cover ventilators. Not a
screw, screw eye, hook and eye, hinge, pivot,
piece OF tln' tin tube, glass, or other expensive
material Is used in Its construction.
D. "heh properly used, 1t Is the coolest hive
ior summer AMI as warm as the warmest for
winter use, afiording ample protection for the
successful wintering Of colonies on the sum
mer stand
ahcneS 5arS" i. entirely 10, d;Oea %0s n;,h
while the cham hens may be contracted to suit
me condition OF any sized colony Of from one
single frame TO ten, enabling the keeper to con-
he tlle ahil'lai neat 70 the space only occupied
=! "'s ooioiy' 49,,
H.. o. las ',ne and LABOR Is required in hand
m lug, a,Sn 'ie nrpou - less exposed than In
''a'e , VIM nIs' eiass hNeS;
80, " niie ~ - uoss nor claim 10 be positively
moth proof under all circumstances, yet ii is
st,ectusi dsyin. ss ,S sass sapensSc ana most
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-04-12
JERRY 4. DELPHI,
LEXINGTON Az,
AUCTIONEER.

WILL from this date sell AT any point in
America. VIII buy and sell ON commission
stock aud land. Special attention given 10
public sales of biooded stock. | again resume
WEEKLY STOCK SALES which | origina-
ted here last year VIII work at the usual
rates aud advertise GRATIS everything en-
gagged 10 me TO sell. Continues 10 sell al the
Clark.
refer you To the traders Of tho blue grass
region and south Of Hentscky river. .Address
me al Lexinglon. 5If
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06

three to six hundred pounds to drive one
dial, same size. The Milwaukee Tower
Company's clock is run with less than two
hundred pounds, and n dial with forty
pounds.
l am satisfied that there will be a large
demand for these clocks as almost all towns,
large or small, would be benefited by hav-
ing a correct standard of time, placed in
some prominent building. The price ranges
from 5000 upwards, depending upon size
and number of dialS ii glass or wood; if
the former they could be Illuminated at
night. d. Z. Power, of this city, is the GER
eral agent of the Tower Clock Company.
SASH n DOOR INTEREST.
The establishment of Mr.. John Hiles, sue
cessor to Judd e Hiles, which was burnt
about one year age, has been rebuilt on a
much larger scale, with all the modern i'm
p~rOvements. This sash, door and blind fac
tory is considered, with its late improve
ments, dockage and railroad facilities, the
most complete works in the United States.
With these modern advantages, Mr.. Hiles is
enabled to put his wares in every market in
the Union at lowest prices.
CREAM CITY IRON WORKS,
Messrs. Filler, StOwell & Co., proprietors,
manufacture lumbermen's machinery, gen.
eral machinery, and water wheels. Their
SASuAoA cav AaL1ios WILL SuScIS, nave CuG { -
800 feet of hard Norway Pine in II hours.
Their new gang lath mill will make go, GOO
lath in 10 hours. Their gang better will
make bolts for 100 900 lath in the same time.
with less hands than it takes to make II. 900
the old way. Their lath machines are work.
ing a revolution in this line of machinery.
Besides doubling their works within the
past year, they are about to increase their
present works in the same proportion.
HARDWARE TRADE.
10 say that this branch ofbusiness is well
represented by Messrs. John Nazro & Co.
would but tamely express the idea. This
house deals in hardware and shelf goods,
keeping a variety of nearly everything that
can be mentioned in their line. This house
Is pointed out to strangers with a inst pride.
Mr.. NazrO is often called the Iron King, or,
comparatively speaking, the A. T. Stewart
OF Milwaukee. Western and -outhern deal
ers will do well to give this market due at
tention. Interested parties will find the es-
adjustments named above in every way
worthy of confidence. See Milwaukee cards
in another column. See cards in another
L. u
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06
Four Millions Of InvaIIds.

At the lowest computation there are nevc r
less than four millions of invalids in the
United States. OF this number probably
more than three-fifths have neglected the
ordinary precautions necessary for the pre-
servatiOn OF health, and are suffering the
punishment due to their carelessness. II
the multitudes who are now afflicted with
biliousnes, Indigestion, rheumatism, inter-
mittent fever, Irregularities of the bowels,
general debility nervous disorders, &C., had,
at the very first symptoms OF ~indispositiOn,
invigorated. regulated and purified their
systems with HOstetter's Stomach Bitters.
two-thirds of them would at this moment
be performing the active duties of life, unar-
noyed by any ailment of the body or the
mind.
This assertion is made advisedly. 1t is
founded on experience, and is borne out by
the testimony of a countless host of wit
nesses, whose attestations cover almost
every variety of disease, and extend over a
period of about twenty years. OF every
thousand persons who take the Bitters, as q
preventive of the complaint above enumer-
ated, seven-eights escape them entirely; and
of every thousand who are actually attacked,
and use the great Vegetable Tonic as a rem
edy, thr~ee-fourths are radically cured. These
are not hap-hazard assertions, but statistical
facts. They are based npOn the result of
inquiries made by more than fifty thousand
persons In various parts Of the country, and
upon the letters of prominent citizens Of
every state, it might almost be said, Ofevery
county in the Union.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06
THE ciRl-pRoFEssoR.

V the wild-rose, blushing on the hill,
IS the lily dropping DER the rill.
Modest and maiden
As violets ~dew-laden,
Is the tuberose In the orient air,
All that il best
Ofbeautiful and blcst,
gentle Girl rofesso with the bonny brown
ir.
Geography kindles meath her smile;
, Arithmetic lays aside his guile;
Reaching and Writing,
Heart and hand uniting,
,ed round her dance, q gay and happy pair
All! who can tell
How sweet it is to Spell
b dainty Girl-Professor with the bonny brown
rir.
THAT dignity sits upon her brow
ii Minerva wells her bosom howl
With what q queenly
Air she reigns serenely,
Jed on the hight Of her profes ioral chair!
And she looks SO wise
From her sanity blue eyes.
hat solemn Girl-Professor with the bonny
pwn hair!
Hewarei There are dimples in her cheek,
. all the daughters play at"Hide-and-scek.'
What; or how demurely
Teacheth she, yet surely
she is schooling thee, all unaware,
In that sweet lore
The angels taught Of yore-
aat roguish Girl Professor with the bonny
own hairl
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06
GOOD WORDS,

We recognize goodness wherever we find
IT.. Ills the same helpful influence, beauti-
lying the meanest as the greatest service by
It's manners, doing most when least con-
sclous, as if it did 1t not.
The best thing to give your enemy is for
glvens ss to your opponent, tolerance; to a
friend, your heart; to your child, a good ex-
ample; to a father, Difference; to your
mother, conduct hat will make her proud
OF her son t yourself, respect; to all men,
Charity to God. obedience.
Gentility is neither in birth, wealth, man.
ner nor fashiOn-b2t in the mind. A high
sense OF honor, a determination never to
take a mean advantage Of another, an adj
herance to truth, delicacy, and politeness,
toward those with whom we have dealings,
are the essential characteristics of a gentle
man.
One pound Of gold may be drawn into a
wire that would extend around the globe.
So one good deed may be felt through all
time, and cast its influence into eternity.
Though done in the first lush of youth, 1t
may gladden. the last Of a long life, and form
the brightest and most gorgeous spot on 1t.
When a man who aims to instruct the
people stops to cOnciliate their whims or
follies. and forbears to put his thought In
the most striking form out of regard to ex-
pediency, somehow or other the ring is gone
from his voice aud the fire from his eye; he
plunges tie hot metal of his enthusiasm
into tie cod waters of policy, and spoils its
fine temper.
The race Of mankind would perish, did
they cease to all each ether. From the tine
that the mother binds the child's head, till
the moment that some kind assistant wipes
the deathdamp from the brow of the dying,
we cannot exist without mutual helm. All
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06

> AsrHM1.-ThistaseaSe causes great dill
Guilty of breathing, and tightncss across the
chest, and is sometimes attended with q great
deal of suffocation. The paroxysm gener-
ally comes on at night, while lying down ;
sometimes 1T Is attended with great violence.
Aliens Lung Belsam will always give i'm.
mediate relief, and in many cases. if perse-
vered in, it will cure the disease altogether.
For sale by all medicine dealers.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06

jean Ingelow, who is now forty-one years
old, is the dauthter of a country banker, and
in money matters is nicely provided for.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06
1T SAVED MY LIFE"
Words Of a Reliable Druggist.
MARINK CITY. MICM. July ssfh. Is;

MARINE CITY, MICH. July 18th, $50.
J n. HARRIS 4 Co.-Dear Sirs: The Aliens Lung
Palsam has arrived. l wonld not ike to be without it,
for Il has saved my life. took n bad cold and cough,
and finally consumption was seated upon me. was
In n very bad state. i tried everything that was re-
commended, and spent n great deal OF money, and
got no help Ibad Aliens Lung Baisam for sale. but
! knew nothing OF Its merits. l did u Ike to fake II
without knowing more about It. ! had not sold A
bottle: When your agent called upon me l told HIM
| could not sell 4 medicine l knew nothing about. lie
urged me to try II myself. l aid SO. and 10 my crate
ful surprise. the first bottle stopped my cough. aud
before the third bottle WAS taken my lungs were healed
and well. / can now speak knowingly 10 nv friends
and customers OF tie good qualities of Aliens Lung
DA''~' ifen'A'n' yours Respectfully u. 3 ~onrrRELL.
Physicians do not a medicine which has
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06

-SAnDLERY HARDWARE, ST. LOUIs.AsThe
reliable and we'll known firm of Messrs.
Hayden, Wilson's & Allen, No. 5l2 North
Main street, st. Louis, Mo-, Manufacturers
and Dealers in all kinds and varieties. in
Guiding the latest improvements OF SAD.
dlery Hardware, Carriage Trimmings, Bent
Stock, Leather, Collars, &C., are. prepared
to supply the trade with anything in Their
line at the lowest market prices. Send Tor
prioo Ticf
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM


Can be taken as 4 fact. Let all afflicted test 1. n once.
DIR. A.. l.. SCOVILL-s the inventor Of several neGi-
cal preparations witch have become very POI u'a-.
aud have been Literally used. Among his Inventions
are Halls Balsam for the Lungs and .'Liyerworih
and Tar For the past ten years a peter remedy
has been offered 10 the public Read the following
letter from DIR SCOVlLL referring TO 1t:
MEssRs. j. v. HARRIS & &c. Gents: I make the
following statement fr IN 4 perfect conviction and
knowledge of the beneHtI Of ALIENS LUNG RAL-
sAM in curing the most deep PULMONARY
CoSsUMfTfoS. ] have witnessed Its effects on the
Young and the old, and ! can truly say tina. 1t is by far
the best eNpectorant remedy with VIII ch ! am a-
qgaintci. FOR Coughs and all the esriv stages o
Lung complaints, . believe 20 Ia be a certain cure: and
II every fsnily would keep IL by them, ready to sd.
minister upon the first appearance OF disease about
the Lungs. there would be very few cases of fatal con-
sumption II causes the phlegm and matter TO raise
without Irritating those delicate oryaHs lthe Lungs)
and without producing constipation OF the bowels. 1t
ais gives strength to. the system. stops the night
swests, and changes all 1e morbid secretons To Il
healthy state.
Yours respectfully, A.. L. SCOVILL
j. N. HARRIS & CO.,
Sole Proprletors,
Cincinnati, o.
SOLD BY L MEDICINE DEALERS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06

rs rough work that polishes. Look at
Epeooles on the shore! Far inland,
e some arm OF the sea thrusts itself
INTO o bosom OF the land, and ex-
Ping into e salt loch, lies girdled by the
ntains, sheltered from the storms that
ne the deep, the pebbles are rough. not
kfiiul; angular. o rounded. It ia
e long white breakers roar, and the rat
sningle is rolled about the strand, that
|eobles are rounded and polished. AS
sture, as In art, 80 In grace; it is rough
|ment that gives souls, a well as stones.
iustre. The more the diamond is cut
brighter 1t sparkles; and in what seems
ocailng, there God has no end in view
o Perfect his peonle,s c,races.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06

We call the attention of our readers to the
card of Messrs. Garretson & De Barry, of
Chicago, the leading Stencil firm ofthe West
ern States. All parties requiring goods in
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06

Dead men tell NO tales: If they did, anath-
emas against the depicting lancet, the drastic
purge, and the terrible salivants of the materia
medica. would arise from every graveyard. The
Motto of modern medical science is ''Preserpe and
Regulate, not desfroy," and no remedy of our
.,ays is so entirely in harmony with this philan-
thropic logic as On. WALKERS VKGKrABLK VIN-
lGAR BITrRs. In this powerful, yet harmless
I estorative, dyspepsia, bilious complaints, and
Gil. diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels and
nerves, encounter an irresistible antidote.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06

CoNpURANGo.-Havhs for several months
last past used Maguire's Condurango Liver
and Blood Bitters in my family, l unhes-
itatingly pronounce them the best family
medicine now in use. Every family should
keep a bottle in their house.-Ed. st. Louis
Gazette.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06

= recent discovery, oxygen gas can be
lced 1t about the same cost az hvdro.
q result OF which has been the Intro.
on N Europe Of Q new, cheap, and ef.
u Illuminating agent, called the bydric
common hydrogen Il highly csrbu-
g a mixed In The burner. with oxv-
~ tne proportion Of about two of the
I 70 one Of the latter, which burma
2 pure white fame, far superior 10 the
aaFy coH gas, both in purify and inten.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-06

ES5- As remedy for Bronchial Affections
and Chronic diseases of the Lungs, nothin
ever before discovered lis DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. 604.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18

gBaItinstCn, u. sIPriI. gSalreno her
Isbten Sage Fnp mebr'rr pIAHBe Con-
fsrsn3sn SptI&sn IiteraIsn 5lspnbiFansrn
aus psrl&ersnsn Staatsn uno prcmi'
nsntsn Dempfratsn, pOruutsr ou4 @cns
srtsmitSIitbsr, gu Dem 3wtfe at6ebaiten
wcresn, um fh iibtr sinen Brmsnfamrn
SperationSplan In Sitrtf rsr nd&fsn
Yrdfpsntrnpabl gu rinis,r. G5 murts
ron tsinsr Sttts sIat Nttaun9 funeB:8sr
ben, bic bsIOnbrre 81. reorganization cuff
auatben. Die 9itfraltn ertIiytsn nit 8e.
ittmmttsit, bae pfnn bic Ospe9ur8 rsuis
fren unb bonn SirsaGt rinse politihsn
S&ahsrs fret blsitrn lol'. man In Gin
tlnnatt ,wti 8sfOrmrtpublitansr numint.
rsu mi6s uno Elm p9smtIbtsS Gttrt"
trine AusF6tsn BABE. Die 3tmrFratsn
ma&tsn ssltsnb, baS In Columbus aufsr.
Rsuts ,Sidtt" tsRebs aus rinem 9lspubIi'
tansr uno tinsm Gsmotrat, tie In Sstrtff
Der bsm 8rise ssssn bic IiIpIi6en Rsbel.
len 5u @runbe gslfssncu Driujtpien unS
In 8ttrsf plr linton rsnisIten Stenstpunft
tinnsbmsu; babtr si8ne iib biss Sidet gu
stnem 9omprumiB. Die Gibfralrn pcQ'
ten isOO6 pom itrsr ani&t nt6t atpsi.
den unO ertIdrtrn ii6 naG LANCER Die
suIIon NIT tsr domination BON Davis
unb Curtin rinorrfanbrn; Iu3Iti9 rrTlir.
ten fis, pae Der remptraltihs NaiiOnat.
convent pitarttt gu tewtGsn leiu rrtrrr,
biss .,5;de~ 81 Nrm ieinisfn 81 MAIDEN.
Dire 1T tss Rarlmum Der 3u3sitintniTt,
w,lhte man RON remofratii6er Sfitr
ma&ir. 3uslsi6 EarSs ron BEN Cemu.
tratsn ssrfGert, hap wenn aneert 2tpus
blitanrr ais bic ecndunisn sufgslfslt
rsrbsn IOllteu, Gin Grittsl oss temVtrd.
iif&sn 8ctums in @rnnfqtpania, Dem
Serlta SGtuUis unb Sntiana prrICrrn
esbfn pTrrr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18

Berlin, II. apriI. gBte man bort,
tariten I'M 9lsiGttaee In Sclge her aus
rem Tr0pinSsn einssbtnbsn prtttipnen UNI
Nusmriiung Der SsIuitsn aus rem 8side
balp Ndbreseln as8sn ben Srbtn srsrii.
zen wsrb'n, lsltf psnu aud bic 8rsis,
runs bic Snitiatire In Der NnatIsatusrit
nitt ersrsifsn Ipue. Sn Iisrralen 8rsts
fen TT man Der Iniiht, pab unbspin9t ct.
mas in Der Sahs 9eltrten mug.
@snf Is. gpril. Die GssenSprlaesn
Der kriiilhsn unp amsritdnil6en Grsier.
uns wuretu bsu!s In bisfsrr Stabt BON
ZEN tamit beauitrasten gssntsn Der bel.
Otu 2dnpsr fcim'a aussetaul6t.
qcntSn, is. april. Gs beiet bier al.
9smsiu. Gus ben In lrBter 3stt ,ptl6sn
DeutI6lanO uno 6rantrti6 gsGcgensu
cipIOmatI&sn llntfrbanelunesn Ieisn
neur S6pisrisEtittn rni itlnprn unO ttr
Ssjirbunlcn SDiltsa beteen eGnprn
Istsn wisrsr Ia einsm 70 frtttlden 3u.
ltdnSr, tae srnali&e 8srpidslun8sn ,u
bsfir6tsn tsbru.
Naerio, 10. @prll. Die GarIifente>
wsauns. wsIht pOn BEN 8rpubItta
.ntertibt uno BON Der intrrnatiunalsn
@sirai&af! fir tblt 3wrds ausssbsutst
rpirb, nimmt INNER ar6bere BtmsnTonsn
an uno bat ttrfits riue aGsemstne Snilts
sr0rbuns alsr uuJaIristsnrn i'm saujsn
9anre tertetarfiibrt.
0cnepn, 10. gprtl. Wliu6sner glits
tern sufolss pirp bort bic gBntr6tit ttr
tiirJltG per SsIfernpb mItsstbsiltsH NlG.
ri6t pUn Der gtrlebuue bts S6nias Sub
Mig pUn Saisru nit Der ditellen Sphtr
Res VrtnIsn 8rispria 8arl ppn prtuB'n
In atrtts 9tRrlt.
- @uiIehisn, cine alts, bffannt'
Stabt tn 6Isin Gfsn. purre tIirjIih
purd stn Grtbstsn furhtbar bsimssiuat.
So foqsn 1900 9tripusn itr Geben babel
VsrlCren tatsn, Wos inttG strmuieIid
iIbsriristsn IN, Ia bic Giant tEl @dnjrn
nur stwa l0-12.O0O GIuwobntr Jd9It.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-04-18
Sis staOtnabI.

am 3. Wlai (in ,trsi BC6sn) wsre IN
bielsr Staet unb In rem gapUrs Gourt
DtAritt zine g4abl atgs6altsn fur fte
p,rlGtsbsuen ItasHfasn anr DiRrittsatm'
fer. pun reuen bic wIA!i8Ren Der Wlar'
faau, Siaritt' gnwalt, Gisrt fer e0hrt
NpoYor uup SlabtlanBmeiatr fino. Die
Rabl IN In msbr aIs elmer StnItbt ron
erOesr Bi6tIotstt, fenn sriH'ns wiTS tn
frkl6tn cntlatsten turrbrn, OBJ bic Staft
burH fo,rustt Gliquen fcntrcairt wtFe,
Ubsr Of sBrlias unO fibiss esuts pdiu
beruftn psrtrn, unirre @n9sI'Sen9'ttsH
su serwnlten.
Die Slart III nit GaHtiSatsh Ii'F Die
p,rl6ispenrn gsmttr iittrlawsntt, Scn
bsrsn sintss rFsn auitreten uno II@ Der
Gnt(&stbuus Ger GOnpfntion unttrwsF'
fen, anSere t!nssssn unp Narunisr bnupl'
Iaau6 bic @ttSIistrr BON lOSenanntfH
atnss (Gliqusn), i'm @sN'tm'n tntr'3ut'
rem, um ibrt 3ntdt Su srrst6en; aud an
unabbdnsissn GanOitatsn fselt eS IstnfS'
meas. gBtr per.raurn rsn 0sInnssn ur'
tb,I( elmer @ebr6eit Der SsIr8atsn, bab
lie benz golte fdbI8e unb tompsisnfs
So6unsr ,ur gBabl tn Scrf6las brtn9sn,
elb,t p.nn pirlsIbtn bic Sisbltn9e trseno
elmer Gltaue Istn lrllttn. @'l&tsRt StfS
ntd,t, 70 bhrfsu bic esitRdmmsI Der 9arts'
R6 flasr auf cine tbstIwstis pHtr tctaI'
glebrrlase ssfubt maAsn, bsnn 0as S0't
IN Der 6errIduit fer 9sirsrSsmaB'ssn
Sclitttsr uuc Drnbbtstsr miiSs unp lslSlt
bic perniufttssn Dsmptratsn rfrcsn PIT
burd bic VOminatirHcH Ter eOno'Httrn
niGt fur ssbuabtr era&t'n. Die usesr'
,euauns tri&t f& tmHsr m'Rr Sa9n'
bos eS bic pT!dt isNrs 9arG're unO fas
sntsr,IIt aller Steuer5at!sr IT, In Sotal'
wobl,n bic Yartsii&attirun9 ,u iitsrls9sn
unp uur fur IOltae gtuts Su itimmen, De-
rem gsraonsrnbstt cine SRrsI@afs tur
bic ebtli6e Ssrwaltun8 rts Whites ei'tet'
Das IN uulsr Stantpuntt nnO Der isesS
unatbGneissn, Isin eiBsnrS une pa0 SSO9'
.r@tapt i'm auss baeenrsn SRr5srS UNI
Stsusr,nblers.
SIR @arf6au, Gifritt gnwalt nnt
Glert Der Gpurt llImmsn bic Sur6er Ns'
3opnlbips GopnBtpn, Ndhiicn, SITTER
(On, Sprtns 9rUpt unS Jt0arins Sr0Ot
Cowte DunHurs @crpusb NIT. 'Gal
%asUr unb @@abmsif'r atsr latrn mn
bic Salssr tsr Gttp cine Gimme abju'
9sbsn.
gBtr trtnssn wUmS3Ii@ an einfr an
btrtn Skae bfr bsutiBen g!ummsr h
asIitrn pom ter temCtratif&sn GOnprn
tion asma6sn NOminairn'n; Elm ur
tbsil pariiber t6nnsn mir etsr faum nod
blris 0pae atsstsu.
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In Sspsso elm S6prnsr nit geaiJsn scn
port 5cPs rim.