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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-10
MEMPHIS.
A Change of Front Among the
Darkies.

They Propose 10 be Dupes No Longer,
but Work with the Men Interested
I'm the Welfare Of the south.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 9.-The Presidents of
the various eOlOred societies of this city
have organized society called the Knights
brotherhood and Monumental Association,
the objects Of which set forth in a
lengthy address to the colOred people pub
lished this morning, which are, to discard
all old political ties and cultivate and main
tain permanent relations with the whites
in the South, in accordance with the dying
words of ThOs. Swami, late President of
the Poll Bearers. In their preamble and
resolutions they say:
ave are fully aroused to the conscious
ness that we have been for years the dunes
OF crafty, designing, unprincipled men,
whose only object is their own personal
ACCOMPLISHMENT, irrespective Of means or
the results, to our injury. They have
shorn US of our pecuniary accumulations,
the result Of many years toll, even 10 the
pennies accumulated by our youth and
iedgelings. All this We could bear, but
they have left us despised by our only true
friends through their knavish representa-
tons and falSehOOds. Our experience in
this direction, for which we have amply
paid, invites change on our part.
Therefore, invoking the sheltering 9gis
or Almighty God, in whose goodness, mer-
cy and wisdom We trust for our future
guidance, We have resolved that, embracing
the honest, truthful advice of our late
friend IhOs. Swami, we now and forever
shake of those UnTarranted fears that have
been created and preyed as abugaboO upon
the minds Of our simple people. We are at
last convinced that they were tha fiction of
political inceIdiaries who have sacrificed US
and led Us into our present trouble, and
We now pledge ourselves as representatives
of our societies henceforth to sever all
affinity and past relations with all men
whose only value resulted in plumber
and strife. We regret the blindness OF the
past that has alienated the kind feelings of
our true friends. and in our effort to i'm
prove the future We pledge our faith mutu-
ally TO each other, and to whom it may
concern, that hereafter we will sustain no
man for Office unless he be thoroughly
identified with the people of the soil, and
in full, truthful accord with our earnest de-
sire to cultivate peace, harmony and in
dustrial value among the races now Sc
queStered by vile and heInouS teachings"
The COrinth Bank Robbery.
1t is believed that the party who robbed
the Corinth bank Monday is the same
which robbed the Columbia and RUSSELL
vile, KY, and the st. Genevieye, Mo-,
banks.
The Selma Road.
1t is stated that motion will be made
R--F 81,
the Selma and Memphis railroad placed in
bankruptcy.
The Gibson County Prisoners
A motion was made in the United States
District Court here to-day, before the Hon.
Bland Ballard, by the counsel of the Glib
son County ku-klux, to squash the indict-
ment on the ground Of want of iurisdio-
tion, the prisoners already having been in
dicted under State laws. The motion will
be argued tomorrow.
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THE COURTS.

SUPREME CoUBT.-Argument of cases
proceeded with. John 5. McMuTay, OF
TrOusdale county, and j. c. Bradford, OF
Nashville, were sworn in as practicing at
tOrneys.
FEDERAL COURT.-In re Jno. O'Malley;
specifications dismissed.
PROBATE COURT.-A. II. Warren's resig-
nation as constable of 25th district accepted.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Augusta Manufac-
turing Company vs.. W. NJ. Vertrees;
jury reSpited.
H. b. Thompson vs.. T. T. Burgess ct al;
jury respited.
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THE QUESTION ANSWERED.
Councilman HALEY Says We Have n
City DisPensasy.


City DisPensasy.
To the Union and Americans:
L find in your paper of yesterday COM
munica,ion signed M" making structures
on the management Of the City Dispen-
sary. In answer to the query as to whether
We have City Dispensary or not, l can
answer that we have, and would judge
from its cost to the city that it should be
capable of furnishing the iLdigent poor
their medicine without the extra trouble
that ON" had to get nothing. "M." states
that the keeper ofthe Dispensary had shown
the prescription he brought ID be filled to
the Chairman of the DiSpensary Commit
tee, who informed the keeper that the ''city
was too poor to pay for medicine, and that
if he did not have on hand the medicines
necessary to fill prescriptions when present.
ed, to send the people away"
This statement is false. have never had
but one recipe referred to me, aud that |
have now in my possession.
l called on Mr.. r. II. Page, the keeper of
the Dispensary, to ascertain who the party
was complaining through your paper, but
be was unable to furnish me any infonna-
tion in regard to it. Who is "M.?" Let
me hear from him or her again.
ROBERT ii. HALEY,
Chairman Dispensary Committee.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 9.
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A t.Hand writer needed,

The preliminary examination of Peyton
Davis, charged with the murder of James
w. Cloud, IN Williamson county, which
was begun about week ago before Justices
Malone, ToOn and West, at the court
house in Franklin, was still in progress
yesterday. A large number of witnesses
reduced TO writing. By the employment
of a competent shorthand writer in this
case, Williamson county could have been
saved an expense Of several hundred dol
lars, as the testimony of the witnesses
could have been taken as rapidly as if it
were not being reduced to writing.
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AL OVER THE CITY.

Mr.. Alex. Fall, of this city has gone into
the adhesive plaster business.
j. {. Primer was commissioned maois-
trate by Gov. Brown yesterday.
The North Nashville Glee Club will
give social hop next Tuesday night.
The new school building will be ready
for occupancy about the first Of next month.
The north wall of the Publishing House
is completed, and is a substantial piece of
masonry.
mensions, has just been completed at the
Louisville depot.
Mr.. j. A. Burton has severed his con-
nection with Totten 81 Bro, to accept a
situation with MasSengale q Co.
In view of the near approach Of the
Christmas holidays, heads Of families are
often seen consulting together in front Of
show windows.
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company, through the President of the
day on account 100 in bonds Of the
State.
The John T. Edgar, of Omaha, whose
failure in the wholesale hardware line was
announced by telegraph yesterday, is a son
Presbyterian Church of this city.
Last night couple of darkies were OBJ
| served standing under Church street lamp
holding up photographs of their respective
dulcinas. and apparently compar- ng them
while they discussed the charms Of their
originals.
There are fifty cords of wood ranked up
at the city work-houSe, which are to be
turned over to the Robertson Association,
by the city, for distribution among the
poor. By this means it will certainly ben
eft worthy persons.
There is TO be grand rehearsal of the
OratOriO, Esther, tonight at the store of
Benson, Brown q Co, College street. All
participants are requested to be present
promptly at I O'Clock. The entertainment
is expected 10 come off on the evenings of
the 22d, 23d, 24th and 25th inst.
Twenty-four of the inmates of the city
work-house were engaged yesterday inre-
moving bodies from one portion of the old
cemetery to another, in order that it might
be drained. There is no telling what sort of
a job you're booked for, when your name
is entered or the work-house register.
A lady and gentleman met a little boy at
the rear of Elm street church last Sunday
night, and asked him if that was not Elm
street church, to which he replied "No, the
other end is the church. and when the
gentleman suggested that that end might
also be Elm street church, he responded:
well, l spec it is, but never thought Of
it before
Since Rose Harris, col, was committed to
the county wOrk-house by Justice Creighton
on the charge of vagrancy, she has come to
the conclusion that it is best for one to
earn an honest living. Yesterday she sent
her son, quite a stout lad, TO the above
mentioned Justice, with the request that he
be put to work.
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1850
OMAHA.
The Transit Of KaIakann.

OMAHA, NEB., Dec. 9.-King Kalakana
and party arrived here from the West this
afternoon. The Mayor and City Council,
with Gen. Ord and staff, met them a few
miles out of the city. The entire party
were driven through the city and left for
the East at o'clock. Acrowd offour or five
thousand people were at the depot. A salute
of twenty guns was fired by battery from
the barracks.
There was a slight fall of snow here
this afternoon, the second of the year.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Fatal ExpIOsiOn-Three City AttOr.
neys.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-Two men are
reported killed and four dangerously
wounded, by the explosion of boiler on
nilligan's plantation.
Samuel p. Blanc has been elected as
sistant City Attorney, and will perform the
duties of the Office until the contest be-
tween Jones and Walsh is decided by the
courts.
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LARA NORRIS makes Lady Ma,

CLARA NORRIS makes Lady Macbeth a
blonde. And why not? People were quite
shocked when Fechter represented Hamlet
as a blonde, although it is notorious that
nearly all Danes are light haired. Why
should not Scotch lady have light hair?
And why should melancholy, passionate,
revengeful, scheming or generally immoral
characters necessarily be associated with
black hair and eyes? The stage villain,
male or female, is almost always dark, but
the brunettes in real life are not partlcu-
larry given over to deprayity that We are
aware of.
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v.s,,viIIa,s Con,rtbutIou

The following communication, with re-
card to the contribution made mp in this
citv in aid of the Tuscumbia sufferers, was
received here yesterday:
TUsCUAmIA, ALA, Dec. s, 1S74.-H.
Hill McAlister, Esq.-Dear Sir: Mr.. War
rem has handed me six hundred and fifty
six dollars, sent by you as chairman OF
committee for sufferers here. We thank
I-,II and the kind donors for this substan-
ijal aid. Yours truly,
Z. III. DAVENPORT,
Sec'y Relief Committee.
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Blank {. } Indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tiOnaryi minus q tendency 70 fall; plus ~ ten
dency 70 rise.
AT P. NJ. yesterday there were feet 0
inches of water on the shoals, with the
liver still declining at this point.
The A. p. Green left for Paducah with a
good cargo of merchandise.
The Geo. Spangler departed for Cincin-
natl with fair trip.
\ telegram received at the agency yes
terday stated that the BUrksviile passed
GAINESVILLE at 3 p. NJ. en- route for this
port.
The Burksville is advertised to leave this
70 renOOn for Cairo.
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". Winstead, Clerk and Master of Will
Hanson county, is in the city.
s.. f. Gibson, Baltimore; Geo. I. Jones,
=. Louis: ". Parish, Philadelphia; Il. C..
Johnston. A. Kuhn, NJ. J. Rompel and J.
W. Libbit, Cincinnati; Il. Ne Mcclellan,
Louisville: Z. NJ kellman and II. q. Wat
SCI, VinceuneS, Ind, are taking their food
9t the Maxwell.
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Observation-Disclosures of people are Wis
iting the great European AstrOlogist, who
can see the nature, cause and mysterious
circumstances al every age in life. She
describes the whereabouts of hidden treas
ure, coal oil, mineral and all other re-
sources. She tells you your future pros
poets, and is the only person now in this
country who can show you a correct like
ness Of your future husband or wife. Call
and see her a. once, and be convinced, al
her rooms, 10 and Is Franklin House, n.
College street. See sign on door.
deco 1Ms
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ARKANSAS.
Railroad sa,e-Nxs,er,ous Murder

Railroad SaIe-MysteriOus Murder.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Dec. 9.-The Little
Rock and Fort Smith Railroad will be sold
tomorrow by a Commissioner of the
United States Court.
MEMPHIS, Dec. 9.-Mr. Halebuck, a
merchant Of Laconia, Ark, was waylaid
and shot Sunday night while going home
from his store. No clue to the murderer.
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-
Ghanrher EArf..

Reduction IN street car fare seems to be
the order of the day at present. On the
South Nashville street car line five tickets
are now sold for twenty five cents, and in
few DAYS single fare will be reduced to
nickel. Superintendent Wrenne has
already written TO New York for the en-
veiopes. etc, used blythe drivers in furnish
ing passengers with change, and as soon as
these arrive the system will go into effect.
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Trunks Reduced in Prices.-I am sell
ing my large stock of Ladies' and Gentle
mems fine Travelling Trunks at greatly re-
duced prices. VIM. Dunstead, 40 College
street, near Public Square.
noyI5 ecd till febI
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Teachers Meeting.

The monthly meeting of the Nashville
Normal Class takes place at 9 A. N. next
SATURDAY. at the Hume School, corner Broad
and Spruce streets. The Board Of Educa-
ton and others interested are expected to
ba present. In addition to the ordinary
programme. Or. J. W. Shearer will lecture
uuon a new method Of teaching spelling.
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\ COMBINATION is being made to secure
the defeat of Mr.. Parkes in his candidacy
for the police commissionership. The con-
tinued efficiency of Our present admirable
police force requires that this combination
ShouI5 he rO1l1ad
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FTNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance OF the late
JAMES MCkEON are invited TO attend his fune-
raj from his late residence, "a Church street, at
2O'clOck P. NJ this Thursday, Dec. 10.
Services at the Cathedral.
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Use less Of DOoley S than of other Yeas
or Baking Powder, as it is much stronger.
Put up full weight. Give it fair trial.
decS dlw(Sw1t
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If the City Council desire to carry out
the wishes of nine-tenths Of our citizens,
they will re-elect Police Commissioner
Parkes by a unanimous vote.
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Ching West.

4 party Of about sixty emigrants, prin-
cipally from East Tennessee and Georgia,
passed through the city yesterday, by way
OF the Nashville and Chattanooga road, en-
route for Texas and California.
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CAPT. CABLER stated positively yester
day Ahat he would not be a candidate for
the Office OF police commissioner. If his
naIne is used in tie City Council tonight,
IL vii be nicely for d blind.
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TOys!-Toys very cheap at the new 50
Cents Store, 100 Church street.
deco sun,thurs,sat
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Momnn,s sfisston Home.

The next regular meeting of the Board
Of Managers of the Woman's Mission Home
will he held at the Home tomorrow at p
7. NJ. lars, J. ". BONNER, Sec'y.
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HE report has been circulated that near
~ half of the police are Irishmen. Of the
anImus and intent of this charge, We leave
Others to judge. The unvarnished facts are
that of the thirty-nine members constitut-
ing the force, twenty-nine were born in
this country, seven in ireland, and three IN
GermanY.f
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DIR. AtehiSOn has taken the office, No.
Is South Cherry street, lately occupied by
DR.. Buchanan. nOv2S lot
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PUIaI1an Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Ears from St Louis. Cincinnati and Columbus
o washington and Baltimore without change OF
cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained at all principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent Cincinnati.
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THE best interests of the Police Depart
ment suggest that Commissioner Parkes
be reelected by the City Council tonight.
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Mr.. PARKES is the friend of every man
on the police force-and better force
never was organized.
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Toys! Toysi and holiday presents, cheap
est at the 80 Cents Store, No. Union
street. deco st cod
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Maximum temperature sc deg, minimum
temperature IL deg, mean temperature 4I.2
deg.
TslsgTdphie Report from Signal Service CbTps ~
g. 4, Of C6ssrvctics, al 10 p p. My he
Westepn CniOn Lane.
Place s q 0e'eF Bar Thr Wind wa STATE Or
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Fine Reversible Shawls for S1.50, at No
10 Union street. deco wee, thurs, sal, sun
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CITY NOTICES.

Great Excitement -Setliff, los Church
street, has reduced the price Of fine writing
paper to ten cents per quire. dec10 1t
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 100 A. N.
PrO6dbiIitieS.-FOr Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, partly cloudy and cooler
weather, northeast to northwest winds, and
rising barometer.
RIVER NEWS.
Da;Iy Report Of Stage Of Water, tcitA Changes ~
te q Hours snd;a0 8 p. H. Dec. ., 1874.
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LOUISVILLE d CINCINNATI shoot
LINE RAILROAD.-Trainsle Sve and ar
at Inrisrilla As fnlloNE.
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Fine Opera Flannel at 81 cents, at No
10 Union street. deco wed thurs, sat,sUn
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French Merinos, all colOrs, for 55 cents,
at No. 10 Union street.
deco wed, thurs, sat.sun
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TWO-buttOn Kid Gloves, black and col
ored, for so cents, at No. 10 Union street
deco wed thurs, sal, sun
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Look Out for Bargains.-Dress goods,
shawls, hannels and blankets at tremen-
dOus low prices, at Riehheimer's, As Col
lege street. dec10 thurs,Sat
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The shortest and quicke-t route 10 Washing
ton. Baltimore, the East and Southeast.
CONDENSED TIME TABLE THROUGH TRAINS.
VIA PARKERSBURGi Fast Line. St. Louis
MAY 10, 1874. Express
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Chairman Dispensary Committee
NASHVILLE, Dec. 9.
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TENNESSEE d PACIFIC RAILROAD.
On and after May 2s, trains will run as fol-
lows; Depot South Cherry St
No. I, daily, except Sun
daye.ss..s..ss...-..-.. o-SO 2 NJ S-oo a. n
GEO. NANCY, Pres't & Sup't.
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STATE OF THE MEATHER.

Local Report for the CITY, wednesd'
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groBen Snlse, 1pnlt getpGbnli6 81 bent
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benubt, 1ebnte NIT Dem. ct bann uno
mann beftig auf oas @eldnber besS6enfs
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gube ermabnte.
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auf cine benz Gi6ter, 9e9eniiberHe6enoe
Bant sefibrt; oiefer aber permieb ieinenr
g(uge iu bege9nen, .oas fort,pdbreno poll
auf linn boftete, uno nur oonn, als ollen
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ben Nn9eflosten geitellt mar 'ab i'm Der
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ni6t no6 lift um> 1dien oud) ibre 9labe
gar ni6t su bemerten ooer gu bea6ten>
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9ie 19mer5li9e Be>ue9un9 oes olten.
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1d)lei6en oes ormen &inbes an ben lebten'
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blieben, perfeblte feline gBirfun9 auf bic
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ni9t unb riibrte lie mebr, ols es lon9e
&eoen setbon boben 'piiroen. Sin Sli=
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utbemsus moro 9eb6rt, oer 0ormann Der
@e19porenen eine olte ebrlt4e 9aut
aoe I6 leile uno perItoblen ben Jfoddrmel
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pollenes Sud- ous ibrer SoIde, bielt es
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@tootsonwalt lei1e DEM neben i6m iteben=
oen gBbeeler 5u luer fat Dem Mao@en
]ol9e s S)eotereHette bet9ebra@t?
4 Mbeeler anttportete nur bur Elm larfa>
ftiI9es unbeimli9es 2d6eln uno Der et'
mas ouf iib ein9ebiloete nod junge
@taotsoulpolt itone auf uno 1o9te at
eem &i6ter: Mit Gurer @eitren9en @rs
loubniB 10 tpiinl6e i6 bob oies lunge
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1ie ols 3eu9e auf9erufeu miro - nno oa=
nit beutete er ouf Die arme Inna.
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rinobpnnet 5uriid> briidte oas Sa1dentu6
nit Der @ano 5ulammen uno mari oem
@prebenben einen 8lid 5u, bet ieoen &C.
m6bnli@en Menl6en au 8ooen gel 9met.
teri bobeu miiBte, Der &i9ter orebte 1ld)
obcr ralA I'm unb platte beraus:
sd ,ui[l per - er bielt 9eraoe nod BEL
3eiten Elm, bldtterte 16neQ in Dem Dor
ibm lie9enoen 8u9e Elm tpenlg berum,