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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-15
HUMBOLDT COUNTY AND THE
CENTENNIAL.

The success of the Centennial Exhi-
bition to be held in Philadelphia next
wear is now no longer matter of
donbt. The various States and Terri
tories of the Union, with few excep-
tions, have voted liberal sums for the
purpose of having their several inter-
ests properly represented on that occa-
sion. The Exhibition will be not
merely of a local, but also of world
wide character. 1t will undoubtedly be
a Worlds Fair ON as grand scale as
ever before witnessed. The, civilized
nations of the earth are moving in the
matter, and most of them have already
granted large donations of money in
order to have their products aud their
industries fully displayed at the gather
ing of the nations in 1876. Agents are
now at work in every portion of the
globe accommodating products, manu-
factures and inventions, and preparing
them for transport and exhibition. 1t
is expected that Nevada will present a
collection of minerals such as perhaps
the world has never seen. Unques-
ably her vast mineral resources will
enable her to do this. 1t is hoped that
in the space allotted 10 Nevada, Hum
boldt county will be represented in a
manner worthy of her metallic wealth.
and, worthy of the memory of the
great student of N.ure whose
name she bears. Within the boun-
diaries of Humboldt county cabinet
can be obtained as varied and costly in
its character as can be procured in any
other county in the State. We would
impress upon mine owners and others
the necessity of forwarding specimens
from their claims to w. F. Stewart, the
Centennial Commissioner for the State
mountains of Humboldt contain be-
meath their desert surface inexhaustible
mineral treasures, awaiting only the
industry of man aided by capital to
develop the buried wealth. A more
favorable opportunity for demonstra-
ting to the world the riches of Hum
boldt, and directing the attention of
capitalists to the comparatively I'M
touched sources of wealth within her
domain, has never before been pre-
scented, and it is safe to say, will
not occur again for many years to
come. The time and money expended
in selecting and forwarding specimens
are trifing in comparison with the SUBJ
stantial advantages that must ultimate
ly accrue to the mine owners them
selves, and the country at large from
such advertisement of her products.
The exhibition of fair collection at
the coming Centennial celebration will
give an impetus to the mining industry
of Humboldt that probably could be
attained in no other way. We sim
cerely hope the parties concerned will
take the matter in hand and conduct
it a successful issue.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-15

The political parties in California are
preparing for the approaching CAM
paign. There will be three tickets In
the field. and the partisans of each are
sanguine of victory. The coming cleo
ton promises to be one of the most tx
citing political contests California has
ever witnessed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-15

A. T. STEWART once paid $40, 900 for
a painting forty feet long, and ever
since then he makes it practice every
night and morning of saying to him
self: Stewart, you are the biggest
iackass in America.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-15
20 n ZIG N N { w s

LONDON, April IA.
Twenty Thousand persons yesterday
witnessed the experiments of Paul
Boynton with his life-saving apparatus
in Bouiogne Harbor.
Baron Bruno, Russian diplomatist.
died to-day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-15

RUSSIA has succeeded in negotiating
loan from the Rothschilds of $780,
100000.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-04-15
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO THE SILVER STATED
FROM CALIFORNIA.

GOSHEN. April IL.
Two Spaniards, armed with revolv-
ers, stopped and robbed James Lar
onier of Fresno, about five miles south
of here. this afternoon. After this they
mounted their horses and made dash
for the section men working on the
railroad a short distance this side. As
Mr.. Larqnier bad notified them he had
been robbed, they got on hand car
and reached the station safely.
, 1875-12-15

source of my anxieties. Would you now
be kind enough to obtain the information
I am SO sorely in need of, in the 6rst
place whether | have rightly understood
the meaning of your correspondent,
and in the second place whether l really
have known SO little of what passes, SO to
say, right under my eyes, as it would
appear, or whether it is your prac-
teal planter, who, otherwise so scrupu-
lousy careful to abstain from all and
every unsubstantiated assertions, should
in this particular instance have committed
a blunder2 Such things may happen to the
best of US. Even Q4amdoque bonus dormi-
tat Homerus, and I for one shall not al
low my estimation for his genius to be
lessened for such q cause as that, if indeed
should prove to be the one who had had
the true view of the case.
Yours ETC.,
ALSO A PRACTICAL MAN.
, 1875-12-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
n RV1NGERNE efter ForvaIter
HAN WKr.lI. 81 l.. e. -

n ~RV1NGERNE efter Forvalter
III William Hamilton, der for un-
dertegnede Ret under 25de Sept.
1882 anmeIdtes at vere d6d i Amerl-
ca og hvls Bo af Retten blew sluttet
den code Sept. 1888, men under lode
December 1875 reassumeret, navnlig
de we'd bemeldte William Hamiltons
Testamente af 2den JUL 1882 ind
satte Arvinger:-l, Thomas, Son af
Celia James, 2, John Hamilton, 3,
David Hamilton, a, Janet Hamilton,
5, Elizabeth Hamilton, og 6, Jean
Hamilton elIer, forsaavidt nogen af
dem matte vare afgaaet we'd OGDEN,
discs Arvinger-indkaldes herved
med Aar og Days VarseI til at an
melde og l~egitimere sig for under
tegnede Skifteret, der har reassu-
meret BOet.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den I3de December 1875.
C. SARAUW.
, 1875-12-15
I E L E G R A M S.
ST. Thomas STATION.

NEW YoRK, 18th Dec.-rhe total wreck of
the New York and Bremen steamer =" Deutsch-
land" off the Kentish Coast is reported. Fifty
lives were lost.
The Archbishop of Cologne having declined
to submit to DR.. Falk's laws, the Government
has demanded his resignation.
It is reported that Max Muller has resigned
his professorship at Oxford University.
Dispatches from China announce that pla-
cards have been posted all over Pekin censur-
ing the Chinese Government for the arrange.
ments made with the British Minister, Sir
Thomas Wade.
The Austrian draft of reforms has been ac-
cepted by Turkey. =
8th.-An explosion of fire damp has occurred
at Swaithe near Barnsley by which lao lives
have been lost. And l2 men were also killed
by a similar explosion at Pentrych Colliery.
COmmaEdant Stokes of the Royal Engineers
accompanies the British financial commissioner
Mr.. Cave to Egypt.
Prince GOrtschakOf. has issued a diplomatic
note to the European Powers informing that un-
less a conference is Immediately held to decide
the Turkish question Russia will adopt q free
course and. act Independently of them.
9th.-From England it is stated that the
Board of the Admiralty have ordered the i'm.
mediate return to India, through the SUeE
Canal, of six frlgates and three thousand men.
now in the Mediterranean. The object of this
sudden move has not yet transpired.
A sharp shock of Earthquake was felt az
Porto Rice at l.20 a. m. to-day.
10th.-Paris papers say that the Left party
shows surprising strength in the National AS
sembly having an average of three hundred
and twenty five against three hundred and
fifteen on the Right.
The duke d'Audiffret Pasquier and r.. c..
Martel have been elected Senators for life.
The Prince of Wales has arrived at Tut
corfn-All we'll.
The duke Of Lieppe-D etmold is dead.
The "Times' referring to the loss of the
German steamer Deutschland says that the
unexplained neglect IN answering her signals
of distress is a disgrace to the English name.
An explosion Of fire damp has occurred at
Methley OoIIiery near Leeds by which sixty
men were killed.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-Flour, y barrel, tri.
pie extra. New Orleans, $54 to ]. Meal. per
barrel, 81. Heavy Mess Pork. per barrel, 1921.
Sugars, Crystals, per Id. e3c. to 9ac. Fair
to Good refining, per Id. Sic. to 8Ae English
Islands Molasses, per gal. 400. Premium on
Gold 1l4s to J. Exchange, New York and
London asa.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-Sugars, Demerara Orys.
tails, P. cwt., 2os. duty free Mu~scovado,
p. owt, 19s. duty free Clayed Havana, No.
IL, 22s. Sd. 10 bond. Demerara Rum, D. gal,
Is. Id. in bond. Trinidad Cocoa, p. cwt., 62s.
Consols "a to 945. Bank of England Rate of
Discount, 3 p. Q. Rentes in Paris, 66.25. fos.
Cotton Z.
, 1875-12-15
To the Editor Of the "st. CrOlx Avis.'
My dear Sir,

I don't know when I have read any
thing that has pleased me SO much as
the able and lucid communication in your
issue of 18th inst. signed by A Practical
Planter" 1t is really high time, that
somebody should step forth, and intrepid
ly speak the truth on matters,. which. SO
deeply concern the public veal. 1t is
only by stemming the p~rejudices and by
turning into its Legitimate channel the mis-
directed current of what is called public
opinion, it is only by a candid and faithful
exposition of facts, by sound and logical
reasoning on those facts, that the commu-
nifty can be enlightened on the present
state q our dear little island, on
the Meal causes of all our troubles
and the means of averting the still
greater evils, with which we are threaten
ed, that we can hope to escape the effect
ot, schemes and experiments, to which
, 1875-12-15
CURIOUS VEST INDIAN
SUPERSTTTLONS.
(Harper's BaxGr. }.

WITH certain plants and with certain animals
there always goes bad luck, in the opinion Of
the West Indians. The ~stepAa.otis, rich in
leaves and flowers though it is, is an unlucky
plant in some mysterious way. But, consider.
ing of how slow growth it is, you have, at
least, a very long time during which the storm
is brewing before it actually bursts upon
you. =
, 1875-12-15
ERRATUM.

In the communication signed GA Practi-
cal Planter" in the last number Of the
Avis, 2nd page, End column, 9th line
from below, for "the Governor has no
responsibility" read: "the Government
has no responsibility"
, 1875-11-26
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golf barltte.
, 1875-11-26

2lit, ba trob meiner GorI9tsntabregeln Die
Bulperfammer bonn Sener erreiht tporoeu
mar, ebe baS Yulper seuiigeto burdndbt mar.
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poritftt9er GSeiie e%ntfernt, iooab onrh Die
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0te urlahe oiefeS 10 pl0bliher i6meren linz
9liidS 1T mir bis jeet nod o0utg nnbefannt"
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1rtartoanteu oeS @ei6fpaberS i'm mitteuGnois
iden Wteere ernannt iporben, na6oem Nbmt'
raj be Ia Noncicitr lie ytortrp ielleS NnteS
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fransofi6en Bauserlhitfe. Sbre BauSer.
platter lparelt nlir biiun INN beoedten nur
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bas 6lasaeuidiff oes @eiAmaoerS, ionte ubel
IN furSer 3eit BON BEN neuerbautel Yanser'
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, 1875-11-26
Ser SranS Ses frausof. &rieess
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9aH9en;
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baoon III Senntnib 81 leben, baB baS &rie9S=
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tort m1roen Die e%Nersiihiteu 0tabregetn ge=
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lhmaoers bon Dem AnSbruh b~efIelbeu be-
uahrifti9t puroen, aber trob aaer Mnltren.
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teloed oeS StifieS. SD lieB loIort Die Slap
pen oes YulpernlagaslnS 0ffuen, nm cine CT
ploiion SUI uerbIten, ba mir genotbt9t tuaren,
oaS mittlere Sed 81 uerlai1er.
Son lebt an erluteien Ii6 ale 9DldpungS-
perlute ais trudtlos, uno ib mar pers
pili6tet, all Die &ettnng Der 0tannlbaft St
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, 1875-11-26
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f1es tpchl.

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str ns@ eta 3sHsats in Sutsrshs ss 2stOsnssn. uassr-
lest nt1t % ~ ltita.
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tur Sette; fur bic Sernupgnasn bsrielbsn psreeu BEN
Yuslftunt feline Soften btrs6uet.
stns iesbs Stlsssnbsit btstst iftns anerrs GnaaIt tn
9anbt.
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I'm &att ~anasfrast rsire. m.tetn prompt unp u~nsntasls,,
Ito bedntportti Rtntden fDatst In 1Urm pen r
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absrma&t wsrben.
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per SGa&teI. DteftIbsn wereen mad &mviana bx VI.
TRACES per pea t~peeldnbt.
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per GIaf@s shr Sit sr Duseue S1ai&su. 8uftnbuns
peg Grprte.
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re. 232 slsrh 3peite Ctr,
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, 1875-11-26
Sefuitii6es &aunerniGGett.

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gelloeS. biibide Stiidden BON Der g d. a II.
b ett zines Seuiten, neldeS iib boz
etni9en Wo6en 3u Dolnain in Seloten
autru9. 0ie Seiuiten batten bort cine MiTtou
que Anlab bes lebten ,SubilGumls, aber es
Grgerte ite @tmaS bel tbren Yrebiqten. @enn
bic Srauen unb iunsen WtdSden reselmabia
nnb in GROCER InSabl eri1ienen, 10 blieben
bod bic Mdnner sroBtentbeils aus. Da Der.
fiel elmer Der Yatre8 auf Elm Mittsl, mas ibm
aud oortrsf tli6 sclans. am S6lufie elmer
lstner Yleoisten nenoete er iih ndnllih an
isin peibltGes Bubliium NIT ben @orten:
cSbr babt wabreno oisier beitigen Wiiiion
Cure Siinoen tief berent; oas 1T ibon elm
GROCER Croft fir ms, aber es 1T nod niht
genMg. @ir mOuen au9 Die SGter, Die @atten,
Die Briioer D:rienigen bier pereiniat ieben,
mel4e uns in oieisn Sasen ibrs rslisi0ie Iui.
m%ertlamfeit seidenft baben. 9e9t ibneu
alle, oaB i'd nlorgen, nadbem i'd gum Ieeten
Wtele oas Wort @otteS sepre0igt baben perbe,
anf oieier &ansel Der @abrbelt Elm &unber
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oas @ebeimntB 3el9en, i II meni9er ais
ii n Wtnnten elm Yaar S6ube
bu q d. n. Sd nil Sud jsst nttlts
nlehr oapon iasen, aber morsen f5nnt Sbr
@n6 iiber6en9en, oh i'd Die Maprbeit 9elast
babe ooer nttt." Siele InreOe bate Die ae.
m!inl1te Wirtung. Die STRIDE mar Su fleiu
fir Die Mense Der gteusierisen, wel9e berbei.
9ttonlmen waren, I'M bas perfiiubi9te @unSsr
SH idauen. DaS nal Dem Bater reht, Der
.pieie 9elegenbeit bsnuste, nm in ieiner Yre.
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,ulaneu. Ils er genu9 9eipro9en gu babsn
9laubte, be9ann er: y Nenn es uns aud trent,
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10 1T oiele 6reube bod MIR balb. oenn eS bat
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iieben, nno es tbut uns leio, oenien 5u
miifen, hGB Sbr obne btelelbe nt1t 9etonnnen
iparet. 9a i'd Gut aber @tlpas be lprod)en
babe, 10 MIL i'd mein Wort aud balt.n uaD
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Sooen Der &ansel Elm Saar Stiefel oui
uno itnetbet aus benielben NIT elmer S1eere
in penigsr alS flint Minuten ein Yaar red)t
brautbare 9 d II b G berauS. Wtau fam li9
porielen, welbe Iufresun9 bisieS 8 Jr9ebsn
in Der Stride beruorbratte Ino ipie obne
8udii1t auf ben beili9en Srt bin NIB her
9eitritten mnrpe. " @inige einfaltige 2anbs
leute 9laubten ipirtl,6 an eln @unoer,
Aneere mdlsten ii9 Dor laden, be Dritten
enSli1 iparen mlBuersnii9t, 10 mpitifisirt
iporoen 81 iein. Ser Batter aber Latle ietHtn
Stped srrei9t.
, 1875-11-26
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siHtr eDtriune as Warsrsle. &s Irrur ia@en uu
Gpt&slau5, % Ia lIstatY str erssts Dslta seneHmtR,
GiAs ersse Dsts Sen 6aIsrsel, peaa 10 ais Ntfut!uss
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~ W ,tsf st aais sss a is'ni nj s0I ~, SssiS,'p eas s e.,
mat, udAs 6&sads peaAsrais Pi1ss ttRHtm nj, bis
piafAtuaie her StssasxG3s.SrFaat rtrs isfsr. bare
s~tsf.lssn rsssltrt sas sa esinsss xDa'iea'ls atsraa,; Ssss
issr tsuss nab f~esr.4&E:rshSft "a, iEausa r4is y, ssaSs
itA susa stss Ds9a ssfe ptesa inEtri mtresn,
Cdr Oft lisst scr eseIsk Ear s&niHsfu8t ia fsi:
Cen 9srfrRta wfIGe an S6kcpruna lranser SsbtF ttts
&t5seSiis ittsea, GRh see se HeiAeR, eas etslf i@ftsis:gf
sroatbst 10 ia isrtl ieegsisy, tai auS lore aufsty
ssnism sass tsrfsss ase f. issea " Bsa ttatas @Ss.
Ratt. Dejha,s Ssf&pkn DR.. Sat.d, aas Dtei.ntssy-
ptl&t be etasR 6sRstsmt er 6dutubiudt beNssrler.
as an TIN ~ stas,a, . sas q ss 4ran isstt s~Ielsrtis
eseanssln sana. Ra.srJi&, pssa ss ssusea asrl!E T.
fish. farm istas Rsst;tR aas icEe 4r,tIt&e SeSaasiuns
~steielstn uissr bsrstata. stt- Or. 6dead bsk4 ayi,t n. B
St3ersri, bat 6SSiabfxSl In iereH tratH Stae .fa
tn,G ss ~ Bellies IA, sns itlba psun su &anasa tpeilrott'
dnssirsHin mares. IA 70 ttm s4uRs ssluuosn Rss petieG-
ten pteee t ~ sraiss rensr0 eiun6bet. ~ srtneeg. g0sna
ets eetbeaes aas noe stas stlnube sunse BAT. 70 tt leta
84ttfel. baS Der LDetsr eRs ~tputslcte Sur srsteIep isgn,
sfSn saa feinsa aaw1iSnesR assau fslet.
Or. @atnd Teas ifsss SEauassae ia fetEsr cfSss
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sa sgs EtEe 8fssstasR sae ki aGsa 3rssasaas ss
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, 1875-11-26
Mafeber 2lbaane. e., Msa' s:,' W.,

WAN Mssz ,al@As a1 far @%apnauers
Agenten unp Uertauter! 49,
Sentp 0arr Sseder's 5antlten . 3eiiunA trttt tire
pCrbns atlpn an unb 9tebt tbren Abpnnenien AMI per
9rbBisn unb iGNulten oiepgrapbt an, 1mst auserlt an.
~itsbeneen biibern. pslGe iDtprt A0esn9 fuotn. ppn Wlrs.
MnptriOn ale @esenltade Az ttrtm Wide awake@uns
Fast asleep" a0sntsn taben 'mmenlrn @tfola es 1T
rem lsi6tslfe5 uup l6pnfsn YertIu ss5easnfanp une be.
satltn istr npbe @%pmmiiRpn. asp r frabers pber aeue
MbDnnen, etbalt 10 terti 81 ihbne cilber. btnlano.
ltber 9crratb ~. euseablidlt2er Der .npaus pprbanbrn.
Die 8eitune fslbf Rsbt uGtsr 5amtltsn : Spurnalen pbre
ttreS 9Iet&en ea, unp III 70 popular, bag fe Die arb6te
8erbrettun9 Ia FER HSelr bat! Gas nete lttsrariihe
fanst seraOs an; ets frubsrsn 8apttsl eretn ben Qtpnss
nenten ~sslisfsrt. Mrs. Strps's Ian srfebnts 5olae AMI
My wife and Il, beBtnnt NIT BEN neu,n Sabre. Sr.
esHe Senianp. Der eth eutss saldr pber rim undbban taes
Bsfd6lt mlnibt, 'Olte fir @treutare unb 9~rsieliip fh
member an 8. q. 5ore Al. 60, gtsw gcrt. 4opilOf.
S S"fT @a s' %afansis s.a''''a''9N senten perlenot
, 1875-11-26

bes Sronprinsen BON 9euti6lanb, unb fir
Baraoe uno Soloatenlpiel bate man iofort
$50, 900 5ur0ispolttor. 9a ber&ronprins oen
~neueiten Nahri6ten sufolge gar nid)t fonlmt,
10 mirb Die would be" 2eibgaroe D%ellelben in
GROCER Serlegenbeit iein, mas ite nit ben ee.
Iammelteu ODER geaeidueteu 800, 900 MAIDEN
Ioa. IS ptrb uor9eldlagen, bab ite bieie
$4,000 III GentenIlal=A ftlen anlcgt. SelbIt
menll ans bieler Sulnme nur $25, 00U oocr
nod peniger ueroen io1ten, 10 iiuo aud oieic
mtufommen uno ais Centennial : 8eitraq
eine miirotgere 0emonitration, ais has 2eibs
earpesS plelen. @enn Die gtelp 0orfer net.
ter yiidtS ais 0erartlge8 fir bas Centennial
tbuu %f0nuen, 10 bari man iih gratulirer, BAG
Der SrorprmS gu Sdus bletbt llnp iie bainit
pieIer Slalna9e iiberbebt.
, 1875-11-26

EfbH ~eerierist. wt1&n NIT Dssp.pRa behafet 10. FOL
ttrqual Ia Il. bti etnen lutulii@en S{able NIT BEN fat
anbsFssbaren @erlanssn ~ asen pdralf1tt gu aebmsu
anb htduc6 purt bic 8urtt bappu ous9si6IcHtu gu ieta.
fcleen. Bod mot antn Aer pdtsut Ietbet, fsabtrn sti
tAaa alt 6aussenpFen. ba TT srnrner hhlr Fame. ats ct.
was ~ taosln hnbei. 81 sndIt br Dpspsptiir fd fslba
snb fstnt sauss umsebuns. Dit eIidlt&t 8rBbli&tet
tsr RIeiatn pirs aiGt Idu9u ssbulbet. bic seag eaus
ltGieit wirs stns ~frtxbipfs anb ben patteattn brtnst pai
Bepustfein, sas sas qsben tom tine 9aa IA nns ftlSf oh
Ri&hen TIN meibea, nt4t ieltea anr Bersrttaaas snb f.
Gar ANN S~tIbamsrbs. Mbr Sarnn an