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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-02-18
E l. SIXTH,
Manager W. Z. T. G

If E. l. Smith has done anything wrong,
let him be punished, and the sooner, the
better. He intended to be very kind to the
members, and We wonder if they avaiied
themselves of his offer.
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VERY oDLIGING.

The Wyandotte Herald and Gazette are
trying to place Mr.. Smith, the operator at
Topeka, in hot water. 1t is claimed that
he tried to influence the vote of members of
the Legislature, by sending each this little
note:
ture you may wish to send any point in the State
viii be free during the remainder Of the session.
Yours respectfully
lSignedl E l. SMITH.
Manager W. Z. T. Co.
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MEDICAL.

MoRnt's Life Pills!
MoEat's Phoenix L:tters 7!
Pages Climax Sa1yc ~!
form complete Family Medicine Chest. and have
cured more diseases and have d.ne more good for
humanity, than any other medicine ever offered 10
the people.
M0FFAT'S LIFE PILLS
are purely Vegetable. Taey set on the Liver,
opening the dacts. ard IeS;oFirE .hc body 10 per-
feet health, AID El=Y be reiisd 10 cgr. Nervous
and Sick Headache, toStiyeHess- Dyspepsia. lldi-
gestio1, ,JauHdie.. liver aaa b ..o.s tcEa plants,
Colds. SeurTy. Gcaerli Weakness, Fc;er 4 Acue.
MGFFAT'S / iiChiX BIIiERS
correct the serrst;1ax o.: TIE s;puu~h, and are .
sure cnre for Dyspepsia Nervousness. SleePless-
ness, Female Complaints, weakness Debility, &c.
PAGES C!ishX SaLIE
Is accnpounG OF irnica vi h nIaEy o; her extracts
and baisams. We :E...raa! 10 cure SC rJ.lla AID
Salt Keesm. f.Yrr Sores Les. Frost Lite. Chill
blains. CorES. !ni'afn ira .: the Eyes. Broken
Breasts. sore NFrl ,uts. Bruises BErns. Scalds
and ali Clisreovs diseases. oa nan or beast. IL
allays inf:aIs natin7. subdues all pain. and heals
without n scar. IL is worth its weight in gold to
every family, and sh"ald always be ON hand.
rE Sold by Druggists everywhere.
J.P. MILLS, sole Proprietor.
S. Liberty stree, New iorks
oc,2s-;
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DOLLARS

TO TIE AMOUNT OS TWO MILLION FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND AtE To BE DIS
TRIBU FED ON TIE e7rH FEBRUARY BY
TIE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF XIV, UPON THE
OCCASION o. THEIR FIFTH AND LAST
CONCERT.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KnSTrCxY.

DEATH OF GOV. BRANLkTTs-AcTIoc or TINE Tnue-
TkAsra sUCCkss,R APPOIsrkD-so MONA POST
Pos II hKnrS-DRAwIs6 CkRrAIR, YsBRUAkr q.
At meeting Of the Trustees Of the Public LIZ
brary OF kentucxy. Jan Is 1875, IL WAS resolved
that {. N. Rri.gI, ESD, Who, under the late Hon.
ihos. E Brzmlette, va the real business msnsg
er OF the gait COZ cers air adv given aid Of the
PubIir Library OF Ksntu.k Ky. be and he is hereby
aut orized TO slke the place male vacant by the
death Of said Rrzmlatte, in The manA.ement Of the
affsirs Of he f and last GIT conc,rt, and thai
the drawing ann unced fos Feb 18th. 1878, shall
positively and unequ vocaily take place on that
DAY, without any further Posipon'men o6 delay,
on any account whatever.
q. T. pURKEIT, President.
JOHN .. CAIN, Secretary.
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Hereafter al Communications re sting 20 the ifth
Concert should be = Iesss 10 the un' essigned,
and pledge myself tina the drawing sh'ii coma on
Fe,ruuy 17th or that every dollar paid Tor tickets
shall be returned G.. NJ BRIGGS,
Agent and NJ Msnaser.
Room 4, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
decl9-tufrtvH
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MANHOOD RESTORED.


- - GIES B0
A rrORNEY At LAW-OPRICg: ROOM no.
"A 4. Cpsnee q SsA aad Chsrokoe sarssts WIN
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Drawing ertAia or Money Refunded.
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PROPOSA LIS.

COUNTY CLEIK'S OFFICE,
IEAvkSwoRrH. CoUrTY,
Lsavenwoith, Kan. Feb. 8, 1873.
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LETTER FROM WARRINGTON, D c.

LEAvENwoRrH, Feb. Is, 1875.
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Gtatiouerr.
Corporation Notises.

GALE OF SOUTHDOWN LAMBS. Tho
- Department Of Public Parks win SELL at subhe auction.
SOUrfDOMN LAMBS. Aug IL, 1875. tur paihcularD
see" city Record Copies for sale at No. city Hall
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing 1,O00
- tors OF White Ash grae sze COAL VII b. received Al
the Of Department OF Docks until II 0eck a. IN.
Of Wednesday, Aug. IL 1879 For full Information so
The C.Iy record" Ceies Tor salo at No. ctr A.L
GEALED PROPOSALS for making repairs to
- the Pier foot S7thst River will bc received at the
olice OF the Department q Docks unt II oeok m %
TUESDAY, August IL 1870 For frl information - Ia
City Record Copies for sale ut Ne City Hall
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APPLIED SCIENCE.

RENEWED ATTEMPT TO SEND SALMON EGGs TO
NlW-TrAIAXp-A very interesting experiments has
lately been entered upon in Scotland, III the form OF
a renewal Of the ait empt to send salmon eggs to
NewZcalaad foT the purpose OF stocking the waters
Of the antnOacs. This waS done principally under
the direction of Mr. Frank Buckland, the well
known prccuitnrst. For This purpose the salmon
were taken in scines, and the ripe fish selected for
the experiment. The process Of imprcSnation con-
sisted IN dropping the mt from the male fish into
vessel containing small quantity OF water, ard
then stripping the eggs into the same receptacle MI
Buckland's experience teaching him that this is
better than 10 place the eggs III The water first,
where there is no m.lt. He also advises GLOWING
the eggs to reinaia quietly Ill this conditlon Tor a
considerable time before washing of.
The gathering Of the eggs took place on the prop
crty Of Mr.. G. c. Homo Drummond of Blar-irum-
mond Castle, nearly opposite 1nvorarGoch House
The eggs were then carried to Glasgow to be packed
They were placed in boxes holding cubic foot each
stratified in layers between moss and these were
placed in large ce-b0x, constructed expressly for
the purpose on board the ship. This ice-boX meas
nrcd ~ feet in length by 10 in width. and in hight
In packing, ice was first arranged along the Dott0In
two feet thick. Upon this was deposited square,
consisting OF % salmon boxes, with fouI III addition
at Che corners. Upon these boxes was put stratum
of ice two feet thick; and upon this another layer q
boxes OF egHS, anu Ice Ngd1 OH
around the sides of the ehouse slabs vi two feet
six inches thick were placed, so that the eggs were
surrounded by blocks of ice, the minimum tlncHness
being tso feet Zee also packed III the inter
spaces between all TIE boxes precautions being
taken that they should not get loose. All around
the ice-house was built another icebox, leaving an
interspacc OF - inches. This was filled tight with
sawdls:, TO keep the temperature as equal as posi-
be- In addition to the 50 lmOn eggs, some thoiis-
auGs of eggs OF trout were also forwarded.
u,v,.c prrcct,vprI-r az F.CDICs -Schcurcr OF
Berlin recommends for dark shade 80 parts Of
tartaric acid 100 parts of ammonia, 10 paris Of
dry, powdered Prussian-bluo, and LOO parts Of Wa
ter with the employment OF gentle heat to hasten
solution In dyeing the material is passed through
this solution, and then, after drying, through an
acid For PRINTING, an equal weight oi thick trga-
cantli-,vater is added to IT, and the ma crla alter
printing and drying, is also passed through an acid
After the dycing OF printing, q very deep violet
color develops IN drying which immediately
changes 20 blue conact with tie acld, ana IL al
must completely fixed, remarkably lttlc being lost
in washing.
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Nrw i1nbIitAllons.
GEASON 1873.
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MODERN ART EDUCATION. Ply Prof. JOSEPH LsSGI.
tran,Itod by 5. Il. KoEnLER $40. PIP. l6l Boston; i
pTang & Co.
The DEPARTMENT of ryactlcal Art, especially
in its indus trial relations, the subject Of peculiar IN
terest in the recent Exhibition at Vienna In this pub
cation part of the official report Art Education is
presented together with series OF explanatory notes
by the translator, and elaborate and able intro
dactory essay by Mr.. Charles H. Setson. The iinpor
tancc OF al increased attention TO tic improve
ent Of the industrial products OF tits country, by tie
application of sound artistic principles is forcbly Illus
raed by the last named writer Mr. s;etson argues that
ia view Of tie great industrial conflicts which have
meuccl in Europe, prompting the several Governments
to arm their wOrkmen in every kind with the best
weapons that science and art furnish, ii is matter
of supreme necessity for America 10 adapt herself to the
situation aud strive after the Ligh standard Of indus
trial perfection which is held up to the nations
of the Old world. Our artisan classes are
RAPIDLY advancing 10 tie front Oar manufactures
are steadily gaining both in relative and absolute I'M
p0tance. 1t ia only by advancing our manufactures TO
the greatest degree Of excellence that our agriculture
be made the most prosperous. At present they
distinguished for quantity rather than quality. Com
pared with the effort TO facilitate production, and TO
cheaper prices the expenditure Of skill and ta,e for the
purpose Of improving quality has been but slight Hence
the value added by the process Of manufacture
is much less than the value OF the raw
material consumed. We accordingly are obliged
to import manufactures embOdy ing skin and taste,
while we export food and materials This should be
modified by improving the quality Of manufactures
and consuming larger proportion OF our raw material at
hOne The increase OF quality is the sole condion Of in
Of price But quality cannot be increased except
BY increased expenditure OF skill and taste, which
mainly the result OF education. We must accordingly
rely upon wOrkmen who have been suitably trained in
science and art FOR the Improvement of ranfacures
II this reasoning be correct the future prosperity Of the
United States largely depends tie prosperity OF her
artisan classes But that can only from their edu-
cation especially in te art element. We mus. follow the
example Of Europe which IL furnishing her Industries with
workmen skilled in the principles aud practice OF art,
and Is making immense efforts TO elevate the public taste
wei that OF her aTtisansTbe details with regard
10 the progress and condition Of industrial training In
the different civilized countries OF the world treated
with great fllness and precision by tho author OF the
Report, furnishing amount OF important information
the subject that cannot be found elsewhere IN
pact oiII, and LAY ing the pubic under wCighty obg-
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THE LAW AND PRACTICE or sURRoGATIs' CouiIs
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long time ont of print and, like that OF Judge willard
does not include the changes wrought III recent
wears by enacmcnts and novel decisions Inc
ann Of the author in the book before us mas
been TO give not only q comprehensive view oil
the general duties and obligations OF adIninisir'-
tors executors testaInentary trustees, AMI guardians
but also detailed explanation Of The practice, ruies OF
evidence AM the principles governing controversies
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A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TLIBUNE Will. RI RECEIVED ArTHE . y
TOWN OFFICES No. eS~ BT0adwar, THIRTY hrst st.
30S West Twenty third ST., Eghth 100 Third
Forty seyenLsi; M the ia kIkM OFFICE, No
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tlfar3om Savings Bank Bpldng); AMI at tho BRoOKLYH
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Fam 5rEools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The EIGItrEEHTH ANNUAL TERN q TINS insitu 1
ton will Jones ST. corner Great Jones.
81 and LaAyettepaoe ia tnis city, WEDN LsDAN Oct
C. ard will continue unii May -. 1876
OF embraces Tho degree Oh
b. students VINO pursue
the tut and pass IN. req ired examination -
for catalogues containing full Information address, al
Crr n lanes ST THEODORE ". DWIGHT
Professor Of Municipal Law.
I AW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
- THE CITY OF ATpa sess doi.
s,hoOlan The Astor Library and 70 all lectures OK
the Medical College For circulars &c. apply 10 W. X
MARTIN al Broadway ID. X. JAQuES, Secretary, 20
ChaInbersst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-01-22
stencr onf eNcisbt.r.

Ser @innebmer Der inlGnoiit3eu Steuer,
g8illiam 8. Glliott bel Ebila0elpbio, hat
eine Wtittbeiluug BON 9SaihinGtou erbalten,
mellbe bic Steuer fir NeiBbicr bctrifft. Bic,
ielbe lautet folgeuOermaBen:
,Sdat =Separtemeut, Siireau Der iulGnSi=
iden Steusr, 8aIbington, ben 4. San. 1874.
= gSeiBbicr BON altobolli0er Strait, meldle
nid]t q Pro5ent itberifreItet, 1T, Qtln4B nil
beler SelGinImungen Oieie8 8iireau's, ol8
Infer Die Rubrif yJtoot.= Sier uno anbcre ae-
rlugerc Siere" falleub, betrad)tet mor6eu. un0
mar els iolhes nadb eem II. Qbifuitte Der
Atte t1om 2. NtdrS 1867, Iteuerfrei.
Die repiOirten geieeli9en 8eilimmunaeu
Der Ser. .Staateu beitimmen MN i'm 2.bidlIitt
1899, o1f; fir yein ie6eS Barrel BON nidt
gr0Berem 9Tbalte, ais 81 @auoncn pouSiCr,
Na9erbier, sile, Yorter un0 anoern Gbnlidlen
9egobrenen GetrGnten, ieten bteitlben min
oertauft, ODER 5um SerbraHdJe ODER Serfaufe
entfernt unD nlOgen oerartige 2iquor6 irgeno
melden Scam en- titbrcn, OaB fir ein icbes iol=
DIES Barrel 81 Steuer ge3ablt perOen iou :;
cine glei9e Sc te iOl titr grOBere Guantitdtcn
oner fur eiueK SruGthetl eines Barrels in
3CdInuug gebraft lpCrben."
8ie in Der Afte bonn 2. MGr; 1867 auSae.
ipro6ene 3oqfr eibeit iit ntdlt erneuert mor6en
uno ltebt baber llldlt lanaer III Strait.
SSeiBbier lit elm gegobreneS @ehGnf, iucl-
Dies mt Ntals o6tr eilt Subftitnt oafitr fabriz
3lrt lpirb uno nit 6opfen 5ugciebt lift, ltuo lit
6uTelbe abulit ipie Sier, Ole, Borter, unO
unteri6eibtt ii6 bon lettcren 9ehdnfen i'm
g8eientIid)en nrr Our9 bic GuantitGt bes Az.
geietten gllfobols. Ntau rnhb babcr anneb-
men, baB baffeIbe ebeHfal8 in Obige &ubrtf,
pelde lfenerpflittige @etraBfe entbalt, nit
einbsgriffen 1T, unO miro ole 3ablung ciucr
oerarftgel Stsuer, pie Die abidnitte 1899,
33l2 unS 3348 beltlmmCn, seiorDut weroen
unb ;war uol bent /. Sanuar 1875 oil.
2tles gSeiBbier, pelGcs al Ober mad Dem
l. S0nuar 1875 fabrlSirt nn0 Derfauit ooer
gum Serbraube ODer gum Gcrtauie perauot
miro, obue nit ben u6tbigen Stcucrmarfen
Ocriebcu III iein, miro nah 6ornlular % an
Ole Golsftoren Snr St2ucGGbiluI9 bcridtet
WtrOen, ituO werneH DE Srauer GuigefOrOert,
mad Formnlar Is ioltl9s 9GaiBbier III pcr,
jeitutH, meld,es pOn Ibnen nuD ttai ugrd,.
HQuutcu Datum gtbrant WUl0cn III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-01-22
Sin ticncr yalvinettItltrS im lttaD.
Mod1pEals fcd;3 Wtcni6yett
tilLl,a htn.Anli nnE Era.a. ia nAe

S0It Eafc Gttu, y. San. - C1citWu
Ndhmltta9 tauO III Big COTTONWOOD Cannon,
lLNQ, in NCr ltdbt Ot5 9iId)mouO EtrQwers
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ldllu9t rUdreU, ruurOcn u0u OtmNlbeu iiber
rol1runO ledle O}nuu, Gbomn3 y. 8ro0crid,
25nl, Sitter, Gb. Gobblc, ,}auteS 8reC;t,
ocnrg Atttus uuO i9(eubcu UtOOrc, murOeu
OdruNttr bc9rabtn mo thrc S6rptr founttu
bis eetuOd Hld)t 0Uigefuupeu mcrOcu @eora
WCGOllln unO ShrmQ5 9Sbitc mur0eu eben
Tall5 nit Sd)uet iibcrid)i.tet ,06er uod) lebcno
origpruuOGH. Die Canine iberiloq cine
Sutde bon ungtidbr clucr Ntclle mo mar
CtpQ 200 0arO8 brett. Gcitern fauo man
Die N6rptr Der ouh Den letru S6ueelturm
@UjOttttU. Dan Otrmutbtt, baB babel uod)
mahr Her0Nen um'o yebtu gefommen iluO.
Iu elntm Der ierhiimmCtcn S1duier fanO
mar 0lc TgaA @0reg IN cruen Sbaufelmbl
tetu0, Ihr liulitc5 &lu0 III 0eu Sdllaf wlc-
gene, ucbtu ihr ole ycld)uQmt hires NtauueS
uu0 Clue5 tIclutu DtGOd)cu5. ,}H Dem au0e.
rem Naule iaH0 mani clutn .Qauu nod am
yebeu uuO clHCI au0ertn t0Ot. ,Su Der Jt4bC
0t5 SlGut5 fauo mani Den &6rpcr elmer au0e-
rtu utruuglijdttu Bcriou. IS btrridt qroBer
5t)rtdtu oh 0leitr &egtb.nbeIten in Ocur
&OuutU, unO llut ole c5 t0nueu, meroen bic
G.9eHO Uettaii1u, obJleid) Qud) Oleics Inter.
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SGS tGo;faie HeconIfrnftiousz
TDtsijtDf.

Die o9t.s0. GcHtid)e 3tg." idrctbt: ,0ie
ncueittA Ncptlben aus 2SlibiuQton beitGtiz
gen 9ani clnfad), mas mir al otccr Steae
mle0IrgoIt maruen0 oorGu89ciaQt baben, unb
IS itbcraldlt ms O0ber oudl oar nidlt III
erfabrcu, OleraOifQle &ongreB Dtaiorit6t babe
beldJ0ilsn, cine Slll iur DENOMINATION Don
ttni luOlldJen Sta0tcu - 2llabamQ, 9lrfan-
las, 6lorloa, @eOrgia uuo gtOrOz&arolina =
III bcIOn 9dnlern etl3ubrtngen rno oielelbe,
altm SStorlloU0e Der 9emotraten, alien
Proteiten beS gau5en gauocS gum 8rote,
o9nt 0tbottc inter Der Yeitife ser previous
question oud5u3wtngen. gouiiiana ,oll,
lpte e3 l1eInt, nld)t ger0oeSu ,reconItruirt, /"
lonperH bis 1916 unter Elm quasizmilit1rli6eS
Provisional government gc|tellt morben.
9abtn bte r0Oltalen Barteiiibrcr Eeiumal
pei Se'1luB 9efGBt, cine iold1e 9ItaBreael III
Ilotuei, 10 fam ite aud) Ridts an ibrer
OHr1tubnug blu0eul. 2lu6 niht Der
Hadilt, nrlr sur 0Glite 0emotratiibe "A. @ons
greg, DeIH oa9 0auS aucln uermag eiu pom
9e9tnmartlgeu IS. @ongreiie nod furS Dor
&gore8l1iHB paillrtt6 3teconiruftionS=@ =@eicb
Dor Der nQd)ten YrdiIoeutenmQbl nid,t III
mtocrru'en, mo Die Gleftoralz Stinmen iener
fill1 ooer lcd]S litblld)cn Staaten iino fiir ben
0emotrotiidcn BrGlIOcutlfait8 GonoiOaten
1876 uerloren.
Die m0Jlidcn Tol9en zines Ioltben Sc
maItltreidlS, 0en S!ir9gtricq, babeu Die raz
CItalen Sbet8 idon ldngit ms 2uge 9efaBt
nno bercdntt. Der Sta0tSiretd) pom 4.
Sanuar III 9fem- Orleans eri1eint lebt in Der
ScIen9tung Der naditen 3ufunft, nllr nod,
ais cine 2rt @rolOg 5u Dem qroBen Drama,
oaS I'm Sabre 1877 Der natlOnalen @rilten;
Der Scr. Staatcn cin Gnpe MAIDEN, unO Die
punl0H" bon 81 Staateu mad golenbuna
oeS erltcn SabrDunOertS ibre8 8eltaubes in
Cm baib Gugcno tleine unabbdngige 9fepub.
Hen HmpauOeln rpirO. Die nGditiabriae
9un0utldgrtge Jubeteler ipitroe in OieIem
Naue ten GeburtS-, ionSern ein Sobtenfeit
0cr 0merlfaMidlen 9(cpnblif iein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-01-22
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p'en S9erblt fGm elu Wlunu, Der leincn 9{onirn
as a.! Coleman angab, mad 8rounficIO, lHe
vi 9otfe cine Srau, Die er als iein gGeib onS.
9oo2, mo etn ied18idbriges Ntdoden bel fib
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~ S'uo lIt0 n01 ahtSageu icgnetc fic SaS 3eit-
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SelHe, baS NtdOden unO Qle itbrioeu Sodlrn
lilIo Ill bcltieg ctnen 3ug nu9 2(mesbirp 0iiis,
9tall,' no er nadl iejner 2lnQQbe ,uohute,
SRr Der AT[unft bort oerlicB (r inseN Ben
3lQ. 0aS YtGohau iamnit Dem Qeir6nQm
etTetd)ten ibren 8eitintnun98ort, no bic 81
g0roen iie III @mpf0ug nabnlen. Sine llutere
uAnna tithrte su Der 2lunabme, ooB e8 NIT
oelH &ooe rer 6rau nidIt rid)tiq ;uOeQouoeu
let, nno ein@cbcimpOli3iit murbc mad, Gromne
nelo gelonot, nm Die udbereu llmtduDe III CT.
mlttcln. @8 murOe fcitgelteut, OaB Golenon
HaG BortlouO, 1tc., reiite, bort i'll einem So
tel ablEle9 unO oGnu pCiter 6Tlid, mQnocrte.
mo- mo cr, lpte e8 heiBt, cine 6ron uno mebrere
NtHoer baben ioa.