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WoRKs ON ART, ARCHITECTURE AND
w DRAWING.
WARREN CHOATE q CO.'S

WARREN OhOANE @ SVrS.
Painters, Sculptors, Architects And Engravers
and their Works. A Handbook. By Clara
Erskine element I'D
ical, Theoretical and Practical, vo., sneepS
Cresy's SncycioDcsdia OF Civil Eng cheering, His
torical. Theoretical and Practical. Three thou-
sand enRraytngs, l,1Sxpages, Vo., sheep. .New
edlllon. III
earliest time to the present day. BY James Fer
History of Art. By DR.. VIM. Lubke, 2 vols.
quarto. Beautifully Illustrated. Half calf 90
The Grammar OF Painting and Engraving. Trans
lated from the French BY Kate Newell Doggett.
Numerous nlustrations........... ..........|S6.50
Elementary History Of Art. An Introduction to
Ancient and Modern Architecture, Sculpture,
Painting and Music. By N. D'Anvers. Illus:
Architecture for General Students. BY Caroline
Handbook Of Legendary and Mythologicai Ar.
BY Clara Erskine Clement. With descripst1iy,ee
Thoughts About Art. BY Philip 6. Hsmerton e %
Mrs Jamteson's Works on Art. Price per Voi.s.0
Chapman's's American Drawing BOOK. man, ~ n
Smiths American Text Books OF Art EducAtion,
Hermes Studies. Ornamental Alphaoets, Draw
All The above works in stock, and supplied at
publlshersi prices. Books sent BY mail postage
nee, on rsee1R ssbiprton for Braun,s Autotypes-
y. arLsSie reproductions OF me Great Pic
tnres nd Sculptures of the old masters.
Complete stock Of DTawing Materials.
WARREN CHOATE CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND SrATTONERS,
se2stf (Vernon Row. 81 Penn. avenue.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TWENTY DIFFERENT styles of Osssimsres for
suits to order at SIS.
EIsKMAN Bios, Tailors and Olothiers
Corner Seventh and streets.
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The Contemporary Revier. referring TO the case
Of Q destitute old woman dying Of cancer, asks:
.Ought we to kill herr She Il good for nothing;
has no one to care for her; has an incurable
the wsyfn We would respectfully answer; Put
yourself In her place.
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The Tune of SC. Ann.

The Pail Mall Gazette SAYS: A singular and in
terestinR aIscovsrv has been accidentally made
,vJ,h ,o.... =. -, -, -, -. - .,
esPeos W inc we'll KNOWN ~ mn-euno VI d.
ann, which has been treated BY Bach, Macfarren
and other less noted musicians as frugal subject.
Hithertoft has been aImost tnvariabIy Attributed
IN Dr C,or, r a. ysx.- ES.sI,.o -
-. .S ~ sn7 iorAsnHe I-AntOision' NV
e.er, tnefe may now De seen an octave book, In
nnlen the tune ts called Leeds Tune" by Mr..
IuIner, master OF St. Philips Schools, Leeds. It
vas ncensed February IA, lS6T-'6S," and printed
sna eorrss,as Of NV Msksfsld who also revised
ioEenSs shane with I'm nOtes are o. tns Sia
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Headquarters for Fried Oysters

H5AuVua1 VIE IOH HIRoU OJSIeKs'
The largest and finest fried oysters at the low.
est prices at HENzE's,
12l6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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EXCURSIONS
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
MORE NEW BOOKS.

NOR NEW BOORS.
Literary Notes: Russell; 90
Climate and Time. Croll 50
Perso Recnllections of Lamb, HazIitt and
Others. Bric-a Brac 50.
SoIlhs revenge mrs. Flem1Sg. .-......... IS
Adventures of Captain Hatrerss. Illustrated.
S ne %
&eheral history OF Folne. Nerrtvale. 2 50
Impressions of London Social Life. Nadal -, 1 so
Classical Dictionary with Chronological Ia
Leah; o., a Woman Of Fashion. Mrgs Edwards. %
Wages OF SIN. Yates. n
Prose Quotations. Alllborne. ................5 90
Tr-velS in Portugal. Latouehe. ........... 3 -
Several hun red Volumes embracing the several
classes of LiteratE and Bohn's LIbraries al the
uniform price offs cents.
NEW CHRONOS at low prices at
SOLOhOHs CHAPMAN,S,
Agents Laurence's ''Pure Linen'' Papers,
ccl2-u sl1 Psnnsyly2nia avenue.
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Fried oysters by the million, AZ the loves. prices,
ct b HKEzz's,
-roPenns yIyania avenue.
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Varv nraaav
Attention.

so Elysian Overcost, Mstlaisse.faced
EIsRMAN Bros, Seventh and E streets.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THECITY
TIE Interest IN RELIGIOUS Matters

IEEERlSD JOHN GHEfKES SERyOE
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VEGETINE.
' VEGETINE."

SAYS a Boston physician, 'shas no equal as blood
puri1er Hearing Of It's many wonderful cures
amer all other remedies had failed. i visited the
Laooratory and convinced myself of its genuine
merit u Is prepared from barks, roots AID h RIBS,
each Of which Is highly effective, they are com
pounded in such manner as to produce asteaish-
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BARLOW'S
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,

0Eanna.
R Ins 5pnone are invited to examine my.stoet,
rHIH lPN,3S, ENGRAVINGS CHROWOS Pno
P0GHAAif ms; -LITHuGRAPHS, PAINTiSeIs NJ
tt OhSEl AIN, &c. They AZ The same nnShI,Us
az tb IN al IlTst-class gal cries of New YORK s5d
Tx, Exam rs for Mirrors and on Paintings made t,
every Sescri nc Hewrst patterns. Also, Frames o
Leaves. "Eeatns ana Autumn
rsrtn OF every description made to order Pas.e-
IN graf Eariety. Gold. Silver and Connsr
mare; Salis, z Every article guaranteed As ZEN
@ nIso Pictures ged and hung Tor gaIeriss
ana private residences Old Frau Is ReSilt.
aCONI ITUIG.p pr,S 49,. IL. N. BARROW.
@ ssSo W. Cd ENGeAVISGS for scrapG5ooESt
OLD MOI ON ENRIBITIHN 1Nvv
$50 and Sale ago
s&H 81 , tzr4 g
GARARITER's,
y V' 10y sSVenth street, between u and Y strAats
elk6n It no3rs above cGd Fellows HAIl,
NLOlce vi Faintings, EnsrAviuEs Cpronoos L.
Ska.SSSC, IAIsest STOCK Of Bsprrhap eiuCs WIpdo1,
SinisuSsl fietures, Frames, Picture Cords and TSr
&JTERMS CASH 40 $40 @'''Aiio''
tiease remember paTnP .-o
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DOES NOT THIS
Sound EncouraxiDge
TO INDUCE
IMMEDIATE CASH SALES
WE WILL sRIL
ss5 WORTH OF CLOTHING SIS
e25 FUR ONLY Gas
FINE SUIT OR oVERcoAF.
so5 WORTH OF CLOTHING ssS
SIS FOR ONLY SIS
FINE oVERCoAT OR SUIT.
sI5 WORTH OF
$40 FOR ONLY s1o
SUIT OR oVERCoAT.
HALLE BRoe,
- l Corner Seventh and ID streets.
Our Specially.
The finest tiers. fried in New York style, can
only be procured at B. HESZE's,
121e Pennsylvania avenue.
BOYS UhinehiIls overcoats, ssso.
EIsxNAN Bros, Seventh and e streeu.
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Names of Fashionabis French Exuuisites.

OYSTERS fried in every style, at the lowest
prices, at HENzEs,
1915 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Bargains in Beaver 0ysreeats.
Bargains in Fall Overcoats.
Bargains in Tslmas.
Bargains in listers.
GEoRGE O. HENNISe,
40 Seventh street.
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Dr. Bliss moved that Q. committee of three, of
which the president Of the board should be one,
be appointed for the purpose Of effecting plan,
as to locality, &C., Of building for this purpose.
The motion was agreed to, and Drs. Cox, Verdi
and Bliss appointed as such committee.
The report for the week ending Saturday, DC
tober o. Of the
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willingness to labor for It's glory, even at
the price of humiliation and rebuke, in a
word, this devotedness and sacrifice which
make the true apostle, then, truly, will the
Jubilee be productive of the most abundant
fruits, then shall we see verified what the
prophet fOretold: the deserts shall bloom
again, and the pure streams of fructifying
waters shall cause the parched and arid
fields once more to smile.
Let us, then, devote ourselves to the
work Of prayer and action. Let MS do our
selves whatever is in our power, and by
onr prayers induce the Heart of Jesus to
accomplish the rest, whether by the interior
workings of grace or by the external in
hnence of mors effective agencies.
Divine Heart of Jesus, offer to Thee
through the immaculate heart of Mary all
my prayers, actions and sufferings of this
day for the same intentions for which Thou
dost daily offer myself Victim on our
affairs.
offer them, in particular, in behalf of
all those who have not yet, during this
year, responded to the call of Thy mercy.
Vouchsafe to them, o Divine Saviour, an
efhcacious grace, and pursue them with
Thy unremtting love, until they shall have
surrendered to Thee the possession of their
hearts. Amen.
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Ralph Meeker, who writes "Moss Agates"
in the Danbury Ne,Os, describes how Col
orado Yankee has tanned buffaloes for do
nestle purposes. "Water," says Mr.. Meek
places pools are almost dry. Jack Thomp-
son, the manager, found that six barrels of
cheap forty. rod whiskey, poured in a small
pond would make the animals too drunk to
walk, and when once in this condition they
can be subjugated with laughing gas and
tanned in a week so as to be yOked and
worked like oxen. When buffalo has once
slipped at the intoxicating fOunt he loses all
control of himself and becomes a slave to
his appetite"
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When we walk near powerful machinery,
we know that one misstep and those mighty
engines will tear us to ribbons with their
flying wheels, or grind US to powder in
their ponderous jaws. So, when we are
laundering across the land in a railroad
carriage, and there is nothing but an inch
of iron fiange to hold US on the lines. So
when we are in ship, and there is moth
ing but the thickness of a plank between
us and eternity. We imagine, then, that
we see how close we are to the edge of the
precipice.
But we do not see it. Whether on the
sea or on the land, the partition that divides
US from eternity is something less than the
oak plank, or half-inch iron flange. The
machinery of lite and death is within us.
The tissues that hold the beating powers III
their place, are oftener not thicker than a
sheet of paper, and if that thin partition
rupture, it would be the same as If a can
non ball had struck us. Death is INSOFAR.
ably bound up with life in the very struct-
ure of our bodies. Struggle as he would
to widen the space, n o man can at any time
go further from death than the thickness
of a sheet of paper.
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The Catholic Universe thus answers the ques-
| tion Is this Protestant countryf"
We are seriously told by the daily press that
this is Protestant country. We have ever
dou bted the infallibility of the daily press !;
bat if we had not, such statements rs this
would shake our confidence in its inerrability.
If it mean that non-Catholics are far more nu-
merous here than Catholics, we understand the
statement and soncede it. But if it mean that
non-C Catholics have any rights here which Ca
tholics have not, we deny it. Seriously, then,
in what sense is this Protestant country
The first form of Christian worship by which
God was adored on these shores was Catholic.
the first to proclaim civil and religious
liberty here were Catholics. There are here
to-day eight millions of protesting Cath
olics. By how many Millions thousands,
or even hundreds, do the church men,
bers of the Protestant denominations ex-
coed these7 Or are we to understand that our
contemporaries claim Professionals all who
are not Catholics, and by 80 doing include the
millions of Universalists, Spirituslists, Unita-
rians, Jews, Atheists and Indiferen fists that
make up such a large portion of the American
peoplef If SO, we copeede the majority, but
no rights which we, have not"
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in paint and skfu workmen to apply IL tho Fnamo,
Paint will prove invauabls IL already prepareS
ana can Do applied by any one possessing ordinary
Judgment For plain work In private dweIlings
onprchee and sehooihonses IL Will prove very econoi.
eai as well 40 beautiful One Raicn of paint will
cover twenty square yards giving two coata Our
friends may safely gveis trial without fear OF dsap
the Diocese Of Bditinlers.l "
From ST. Aarys Industrial School for Boys
... NEAR BALTIMORE, Nd, March y 1874.
MI G. Knight:
Dear Sir-I take great pleasure in acknowledging
SnAt tne Faint yon sold of n superior quality
used four coats q whitew ashed wall which PRO.
c Sneea most 2 admirable effect We think 1t is very
to spread Tar and testify to the public Of what
we know to be to their advantag they want TO
nave heir walls or wood work, made beautiful
st cSmpaTatvey small cost IL the cheapest and
most oeeunul and durable paint believe, extant
W1shng the :" Bradley Patent Enamel Paint ali the
success 1t justly deserves. AN, ~
Yours respectfully BRO. ALExlus D;reotor
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How is your church getting on 2" asked
friend of a rigorous Scotchman who had
separated in turn from the Kirk, the Free
Church, the United Presbyterian, and sew
eral lesser bodies. "Pretty weel, pretty
weel. There's nobody belongs to it now
but my brother and myself, and I'm nae
sure of Sandy's soundness."
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e Star and Catholic Messenger.
THE VALUE OF GOLD.
By JOHN BOYLE o'BEILLY.
ANS. sUNRAY, MAY 1915.

By JOHN BOYLE o'BEILLY.
may be standard weight for precious metal,
Eeeper meaning it must ever hold;
God, there are some tninRs no law can settlei
one of these-the real worth of gold.
MP of king or crown has conf mon power
"a she traffic vaiue in control;
|xaer senses note this worth-the lower;
zzher csmes from senses of the soul.
& 80 find not in more war ehousc learning
varies with the hands that hold;
fspends upon the mode of earning,
& mans copper equals that mans gold.
>7'@y heart. and forehead lined with scheming,
va and sorrow have been that mans gain
name heart. with fine emotions teeming,
4 rich the gold for which no coins his brain.
ssr still than COLA from upright labor
"a gold that should have standard price
|6oF earning of our humble neighbor,
, &xory coin Is red with sacrifice.
rSs ~ money is not wealth. but rather
raaf "a poverty and need Of bread.
az emselves 10 the bright gold they gather !;
v be }iriDg, or it may be dead.
II Ei:sd with love and life and vigor.
~ t.ts wearer, and to cheer the way
epse-like in its weight and rigor,
Is bearer to his native clay.
Z ~ comfor but in outward showing
ssrviie homage paid to dross;
Is hart and soul the silent knowing
4sEe store has not been gained by loss.
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T A. HERMAN & THos. WHITE,
PRACTICAL oILDERS,
LOG Customhouse street, near Royal,
NEW oRLEAE5.

Looking Glass and Picture Frames Plain and OrnA.
tai made order Regilding done in the very best
style Oil Paintings restored, refined, cleaned and
Vanished. Having a business experience of nearly
forty years in city they hope give satisfaction
their customers not only in the superior quality Of
their work, but likewise in their moderate charges.
N. B.-The patronage Of the trade solicited. Church
decoration and conc.-y "r,iera promptly executed
s-3p7a Z
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kEv OF, IN HOUSE PAINTING Tho advertise
ment OF tho New Jersey Enamel Paint Company has
been some Time In our columns and may strange
thae ~ only today call special oi One
nsT thing unless We know it Is good We pleased
way Of thinking and wished above all that the naint
should be tested so that the editor could give his
scientou~ opinion of its merits Having had this test
MADE IN our household. have hesitancy saying
that tns enamel Paint comes up fully all that Is
cS.meo Tor H. IN the country. especially, where it is
dihout to procure the necessary ingredients
D Specimen Cards furnished gratis Liberal Undue
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~. ~ BALTIMORE, February 10, 1875
Mt; Y. r. knight, No. VI W. LON bard street,
Dear Sir-In reply TO your inquiry relative TO the
metlts OF your Liquid Enamel Paint bradley J. Pa.
pufosased me paint from you and far am able
o. ~ LOOKS equally as we'll when hrst applied
Anu cneertnily can recommend those W no need
painting aone. Yours truly.
D. j. FOLEY
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IL "A d RE A D
GREAT DISCOVERY!
NEW JERSEY LIQUID ENAMEL PAINT COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS OF "BRADLEYs PATENT
maze from Pure White
applied Goals
FOLLOW TESTING
MANUFACTURERS OIL

FROM u. j. f1ieN Esq Of the firm of d. j. Foley Bro
q 20, bdH'more and brother Of Bishop Foley o.
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WESTERN PRODUCE. LIQUORS, ETC.
A. EiNNEh' n DURFT.
p. A. FINNEY & COZ
81 DRY sALTED MEATS,
Bacon, Pork, Lard, Hams, Flour, Butter,
No. 10 Magazine Street,
dos 74iy NEW ORLEANS

II I. LAWLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
u.s. IT. TO- and a. Psters atreet (lsso New Leyee, po.r
PSydras New Orleans,
. GALE or
NORTHERN AND WESTERN PRODUCE,
Good Supply OF the following articles always ON
PORK RacoN 1ARn h9 Esnrrp
CORN, OATS: BEAN, HAY. CORNMEAL,
POTATOES. ONIONS BEANS,
DRIED FRUITS. ETC, ETC.
Ca"h Advanced on All ConsEnmepts (nos perishable).
Shipments Advanced On, Must Be Insured In Ny Op>z
Policy.
Personal Attention Devoted to All Businoss Entrusted
to My Care.
PROMPT IN ALL THINGS
In the execution Of your commando in the acknov.
OF receipt and advice of sa your oonsgn
with account Gales.
All orders for Western Southern Produce alied
promptly at the lowest market rates. Ratification
always guaranteed commission charged for oIeou-
ting orders for goods which may have hand full
commission charged for selling all consignments
Consgnments and Orders are respectfully solicited.
ootS n Iy
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GRoCERS--CoMMIssIoR MERCHANTS.

PROFESSIONS, VINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
Agents for the sale of many Of the favore brands Of
WHISKY. FLOUR, TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Strangers visiting the city invited to call and
examine our stocks of COFFEE SUGAR, MoLAsSEs,
and other Staple aud Fancy Goods. which will DO found
at all times complete. with such articles 10 own
and other markets afford.
OUR MoTT0|LARGE SALES, SMALL PROFITS
AND QUICK RETURNS.
Having very greatly enlarged their 6ne, commodious
Stores and thereby increased their facilities for pro-
pery meeting all demands upon their rapidly incress
ing business prepared to respond to the demands
Of their old customers and many may favor
them with ORDERS and respectfully invite the attention
Of the entire trade of the South and West.
apis 2m FLASH, LEWIS & co.
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HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
Office, No. 81 Camp Street,.
JOHN HENDERSON, President
p. IRWIN. Vice President.
TH0S. +. BRAGG Secretary.
At election held on Monday, the 4th inst, the
following named gentlemen were chosen Directors of
this Company 70 serve for the ensuing year,
p. Irwin, John Henderson,
ThoS. Marley, Thomas Kilg.
r. n. O'Brien, John &. Ryan,
- ThoB. Gilmore, w. j. Caatell,
John 7. Gibbons, "A. GIrdner.
William Hart Edwd Sweeney,
z. CoDeryT Jr.
And at q meeting the Board, held May 18th, JOHN
HENDERSON, ESQ.,, President and p. IRWIN, Esq,
Vice President, were unanimously reelected.
The Board declared out OF the net profits Of the
Company for the past twelve months 10 per cent In
terest; also dividend the paid capital,
and 25 per cent dividend premiums paid by stock
holders-said interest and dividends under the amend
ed charter to be placed to the credit of tho stock notes
Interest and dividends full paid stock to be paid in
cash the Office of the Company and ater July 18th
next. 1890 -
New Orleans May is, 1874. myi7 IS ~
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TEUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Office, No. So Camp Street.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
Assets ..--...---.--....----.S 1914, 993 "a
A. ELMER BADER. President
CHI. ENGSTFELD, Vice Pr esIdent
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary.
BOARD TRUSTEES.
Henry Abraham, Elmer Badsr, Baumgarden
E f Del Boudio Oh Engstfeld, Frank,
r Gogreve, Hy Halter, Sigmund STATE
J Keller J RrIier, Louis Leonhard,
Theo Lilientha o Miller, RickerL
Frank Roder, LOuis Schneider, w Sc Imdt
r. Seig, Isaac Scberck Louis Soa warts,
N Schwartz, ] X widerman. x Weisssn bach
~ ~
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c. P. KNIGHT,
Sole General Agent 95 West Street, Baltimore.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02

nieBt i'm 5auie ni9t minoer 9roBss Nne
isben, uuO bei6aftlst IT'D anaelsgentli6it
nit elmer befrieoi9enoen 90lung Der
Ssmpsrensfra9e. an Der iibrtgens ldrilnt;
Iid)e oeuti4e Utitetieoer resen NntbeIl
nsbmen. Serr Use. 9Ier, ein bebaoI9er
&aufmannL 6rieoensri6ter uno 0taot1
ratb Don Nltou bat iih our6 @Inortn'
snns Der 0iI gum S1uBs Der farot9ell
&tnOer III 8e3ug auf 51ulunterridt yer;
uor9etban, nnO tpeun Die iibrt5ell Wfttz
stieOsr nOA uibt Oisl BON iio rsOtn sss
maGt babsn, 10 lit e5, neil nie 0slsssn'
belt oa,u ftblte. Als p%erltdnoIge 3u7
osrlaiiist unO ti4ligs ArOsi1er 'psrOs"
lte ollie an9elcben.
Wos ben 8ortpurf betrtft, ben ma
ben NorlibemDen Der beIoen !9dulsr Ses
mqht bar, DaB ndnli6 m6t 8enug Oeut1
Ide All Gomjte: SOriiBern 8enladt iuoroen
lelen. 10 lDiro O~erlslbe gum DlInoe1ten
oopurh aemiloert, oaB iolpobl ST.. Subs
lei i'm Senate tpte auh Qerr JfleboT I'M
Oaule Derarti9e Grnennulgen abgeltbnt
b0ben. IN