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, 1875-09-11

Tho Republicans in California arc now sdvortls-
ing about NJ fol!ows: " Return to ua, 1ndspsnd~
enta, and Ill shall ba foegiven." And tho 1nde-
pcadents will probably return.
Ms. Charles Nosdhott attributes the want of
prosperity In Georgia to tic fact that It ls m old
State s,th worn landa adjacent to nav and for
tile noighbors. Who offer its inhabitants both
blacks aud Hhltos, great Inducements to emil
gru.o.
II this thing modifying their infation ideas]
goes Oh much longer. no shAlI expect to eonyest
tho Cincinnati Enquirer, aal should have hopes
Of the fnter- 0eean ouly that VIC remember that
Frank Palmer got bis haok-pay In greenbacks.--
Illinois State Register.
Tho Democrats Of Ohio sro becoming known
~ tho foul"neather party. Esery day Of sum
shine helpa tho crops along, md makes II mors
difficult to point moral on the sut1eriugs Of tbs
pour farmer. With good crops, thora wilt b. no
mpre complaint OF bad lmea In the rural dis
trioss.
brandt, the sx-Deputy Treasurer Of 1ozn,
nakea Ills Escape from prison only through q
tecAuical error In thu process Of tho oouzta, the
statute at Limitations saving lin from further
prosecution yet thero aso pApors In tho 8tats
which hayo tbs llatdihood to speak OF him n
truly good usau.
The people Of Baltimore appear to b seriou4ly
engaged in Reform nloseuent. Thsir method
Ia to wait until al partlos haye made nomla&-
siops select from tue tickass In tho field The
best men, aud I'LL vacanee, still exiIting by orig
anat nomination. II is tue theory OF natural ~
leo&ton aqp!lcd 10 politics.
OF nInetsea Republican pspsrs In Nsw York
Which Expressed opinions On tho Thifd-Ter.u
, 1875-09-11

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, 1875-09-11

Bad blood bctweon tho races still continues
in Mississippj, aud bad men upon both sides
arc iudustrioua!y seeking to fo1nent disturb
ance md b!oodshcd. 4 few DAYS oQo. ruasx
1,cpublican meeting and barbecue were held
ut Clinton, aud nearly 5000 people wero In
attendance. After the Bpeaking had CON-
u,euced, a riot suddenly sprung IN in the
crowd, Rrowjng out of the interference Of
Democratic white men with Republican nc.
groes. 4 flre.eater had drawn = pistol upon
o negro. Tho negro retaiiated, Other nc,
groea and whites mixed in, and pistol-ahots
wero numerous. finally resiltinp in the kill.
inR and voundinr of half dozen negroes
and as many whites. The meeting wss brokon
IN, but this did not ond the trouble, Armed
whites took posaession of tho grounds. and
others began to pour in from adiacent towns.
4 div or two aftorxarda II tha d;sna,chea
ran he re1;ed mon. tbesa whjtea acot,ered
about in marnu5inp bands. killing number
~ ,.uoo. T,o ,eiora1 ,,a, o,nao,oa =, ,ho
Governor for protection, and tho Governor,
being unable to give them that protection,
annealed tn the President for military ha1u.
The President instructed the Adfutant- Gen.
oral to diroct tls Commanding Gen.
cral Of tho Departmcut Of tho South
10 furnish the necessary assistance to
, 1875-09-11

lin n13rrtrnfq tnCtHt Tint MIN han hnGn
killed Int whites It IL mos. nrolnl1e lint
The tru,h Iics between thpu. md That hath
llacks anl whites have heen killed in l,eso
,tnarrels. sufncient facts 11aya been t,eyc1-
opet IN this, NJ in previous nflairs Of tho
kind, 10 ind!case TINT tho co1or.line is savage
y drawn In Mississippi, and that although
tho State may be "uuiet now, m outbreak
may occur at my moment ia future. The
Htate Is under tho political control Of Tho
llncks. who largely outuup,bcr tho yl,itea,
There Ia ,no,acrnto white scntimcnt
represcntctl ty such men ~ LAMAR, bnl it
seems to bc inefficient for any prnctical pur-
rosc. Tho remainder OF The whites are OF
the imn,otorato vickshurg Xe,uH t,ro.catiur
stamp. 1.c,ween the two e1tremes TIM sstntc
MID iifo AMI, property aro constantly inse-
cstrc, nj no ouc catl say at what tino tllcso
outbreaks aro to occur. Until some change
is effected, therefore, we mist expect to hear
OF n recurrence Of The outrages. especially
when political feeling rms high. We may
expect 10 henr Of vilito iucn s1aughtering
negroes and ncgroes killing whiso men. Wo
HHJ e1E'tct ~ hear NV. hAEF Apleaa1HH
,nnny more times for help. and tho equally
frantic statements oE the Democrats TINT
there Is no occns;on for 1t. It IL evident
enough that tho only remedy for this misera-
bic condition Of things in Mississippi is in an
improved public sentiment. Tho reasonable.
tem,,erate, honest men, tosl, whita aud
black, should determine to live Ii, harmony,
md compel others TO DO tho aa1ne, anta ahol-
isl, tho co'or.l;nn On both sides. Until this
is done, there can 10 no flopo for
pence in Mississippi. Az it now stands, al-
though nearly NIL TIC reports nre exaggerated,
coming as they do from the hre.cater side,
the blacks havo to sllare with the Whites
their portion Of blanc, and it is perhaps tho
despair Of tho situation that tho Governor Of
the State is 11nablc to enforce law md order,
, 1875-09-11

Tho fact that Slr. JonN KELLY, of Buffalo,
In Democratic politician Of "inGuencc," -"
seouas to have been overlooked by Gov. Tu-
ps's Committee intrusted with the duty Of
Investigating the cnnal frauds. That Com
naittea yesterday surprised Mr.. KELLY and
his influential Democratic friends by causing
his arrest on the charge Of perjury in having
certified to fraudulent bills under oath in tho
capacity Of Canal Superintendent of tho But-
9nlo Division. Mr. KELLY, like any other
knavo. was called upon to furnish bonda or
go to jail. and it is understood that other
prominent politicians in Buffalo arc wanted
for tho same purpose, hut IRE conveniently
absent
, 1875-09-11

The platform just adopted by tho Demo-
CRITIC Convention of Pennsylvania reads in
rurions contrast with that propounded by tho
fano party in tho same State last year. It
.eads as follows:
ateady effort should Ia msla to bring tho Govern
aaeut notes TO par With gold and to return to
ipcce payments at the earers possible period Tint
lumption can be effected with sattty.
On this platform tho Democrats carried the
state and the Legislature, and seventeen
members Of Congress to ten Republicans.
, 1875-09-11
Iii. TEE BROOK AND HIS " AMERICAN uHIVER-
BIIIES,n

Tia ahaouce from tho city Of tho writer Of
Familiar Talk has DELAYED until the present
moment an answer 10 tho chArgn Of plagiarism
lately nEefc.ted by AIe. Ten DnoaK In the
columns Of tho Times hnd Inter. Ocean. It 10 a
good deal Of \ surprise to learn that Mr..
TEN Daoox has set up \ claim to the facta
belonging to American history. Since when
doea be pro,ond to have enjoyed tho monopoly ?
Every item OF Information 1lf Ten BROOK
presents lu tho hrst chapter OF hls "Amerlcan
Uniyess.ties NAV be panied from tho pases Of
dRAuAM, HltpREr11, BANCROFT, Lohs1sa, Coop
RICH, and othes wEitaEs on tue infant LIE Of our
country.
The story Of The general intelligence
and culture Of tho carly plgrima, aud Of
tho wAsa and meaus by which ther established
achooln aud colleges almost with tho foundation
Of tueir settlements, IN told over and over again
even In cur abridged school histo1ias aud yet
nowhesa do We Aud Al inumstIon thAt Il hss
been pilfered from Mr, TIN Baook. In many
cases tlo very Words uscd by hiurin his rerrion
hAvo been employed again aud again BY writer's
who have preceded him. aud still thero hEs been
no apparent CONSEQUENCES Oh thor part that d
freedom was bong taken with Mr. Ten Dnoox a
p1tsato property. IL ttero auy roaadn why tho
newspaper wtitsr-who ts often az psinBtaking,
and scholarly. aod trustworthy-uav not appro-
pirate from the common fluid accumulated by
industrious authors during nov noariY two GEN.
tunes the mattor thas il worked over ty overy
successive biographos Of tho American Colones
The ono extract introduced iuto tho article on
''Esr]y Edusatton iu America" by the uriter OF
"Fanihar Talk," which was taken from "Atner.
lean univesal4les" was carefully credited 10 both
book snd author, Another extract borrowed for
tho sAms srtlcls from tho elegant history by 1lIo
o.ssos gave no clsw to sta p.sentaas, betpg s!aa-
ply inc!oHed In quotation u,aras. But up 10 tho
TRIBUNE frotn Nr. H1oolssoN, or boon pub
Ing contemporaries, Neither DO We sxpect to
heer any moan from Mr. H1oaaNeoN, nor
from tho humorous other h!slor!ans consult-
sA ia the preparation OF our ls,ls article.
LarRe.braiu1d man Of latters whose ilaa4
auA looks co;npaspd tho respect ot mauklad ara
not praue to petty Jealousy OF every writer who
touches subject lhsy have treated NTH brill
tsnt succeas-
Tho writer OF "FamlIar Talk hsppens to be
rersoually acquainted with the career OF Mr,
TEN paooK, and to know tull we'll bow Tho fail.
ure To secure IN appointment 10 rsofessorshlp
la tbs Un!versity Of Michigaa las enbistsrsd his
hss, consequently, Hhcu "Amer!can UniysrsI-
t,es cAnss 70 hand Tor seyiow, 4 genuine t3ssi,e
wss selt that II might prove deserving Of loArtY
praise. aud helping hand be herewith fnsnd-
lily extanded to disappoluted man. We veu.
tuss to say more time nas spsnt by us tu =
search for good Ehlugs IN 1t lhna hss besn given
To tile booi BY any other reviewer In the coun-
trf. ihe search Was nearly tra,tists. for tie
nXe$Hl thHivh n0t ,r}t3rk4 4nfnTTn ~
, 1875-09-11
TEE RArs1oN MEE11No IN FRISCO.

TEE RALBT0N MEE11HG IN FRISCO.
IIeso.worship survives in all iss old.fnshion-
ell vigor OIL tho Pacific Slope. CAELrtE him.
self could wnnt nothing more In TINT line.
II ia doubtful, however, whether any future
edition of his "IIerocs and IIeso-WorBhip"
will contain sketch Of 1lA1sroS, the Cali-
fornia Money Hing. Even tho meeting OF
night bcforo lnst in San Francisco will not
affect this
What l,ns been foolish1y said Of LINCOLN
may DO wisely said Of nA1s7oS: "Tho most
fortnnnto thing l,o eyor did wns to die when
ho did" His tragic fate touched the quick
chord of sympathy in tho generous heorts Of
the people OF The I'acidc Slope. Ills errors
wero forgotten. His odenses, IL llo com-
mittcd any, were conlonel. Thousands OF
people gathered TO do honor 10 RA1sToN
dead WHO would hase been frantic in con-
slonning nA1s7ox living. Far be it from ,s
to rebnke the great charity tint throws veil
over tho alleged mist1scls Of tho finaucior
whose stormy life cut1ed il, tho calm Pacific.
When the dead body of BnoDEn1cx iny in
state on public sqnaro in Sun Francisco,
with the flag Of lis country for pail; when
BAKER delivered over tho corpse Of his friend
and his follow Senator that marvellous funeral
oration that raug from tho Pacific to The Al
lantic; when the great dectls Of the man who
roso from New York fireman to m United
States Senator were painted, then no voice
WIS henrl reviewing tho mistakes Of tho
dead ffta errors were turiod with him.
His good deeds
-b,ossonel from his silent dust,
As far as The mceting Of Thursday night con-
fined itself to lauding the good traits mud
deeds Of RALsToN, 1t wns merely giving voice
to the everyday talk Of many men, and did
not exceed tho limits Of good taste md sound
discretion. Aa far, too, ia the mcsting
brought out new fncts in defenae Of the doad
monarch Of the money -narket, it simply dis
charged friendly duty. It unfortunately
vent beyond tlis. It took leaf from tho
Central Pacific book and tried to destroy two
newspaper mediums Of public opinion, the
sentiments of which did not agreo with its
own. It adopted resolutions to Withdraw
subscriptions and advertisements from the
Butletin md tho CAT md crust, them out.
This is not fair play. Taking refngo bo-
hind donl man to assail living one has
never been counted the extreme Of gallantry.
Tho circumstances Of the temporary suspen-
sion OF the Bunk Of California has justified
to some extent, at lenst, the criticisms Of the
CaN and bulletin upon RALsTos'a manage
ment Of TINT institution. The remainder of
ttcso attacks, personal in thoir nature and
directed at the Into Afr. RALsroY, cannot bo
justified, but neither Gun they bo successfully
-
tons. Tho way to meet them is TO disprose
them. JEFFERsoN gaid that error could he
safely tolerated ns long aa truth waa left free
to consbat it, We commend this maxim to
tho men who got up tho meeting. They are
free to combat what they believe to be error
with what they think to be truth.
, 1875-09-11

riow to tho forced resumption Of specio pny-
nient7, hna alrca.ly brought .lisnster to tia
business cf The country nnd threatens gen.
ernl bankruptcy" The asno,,nt of currency
in circulation how is greater than it waa in
1s''7, md has much 1n<ger purchasing
power, TO attribute Ia all act Of Congress
jar CooKE and this panic Of 1873, is certainty
M bold an insult to public intelligence ~
oven n Democratic Convention cTor at-
}nt,,inf
, 1875-09-11

or nome Of hsa paper premises, ho burst out
with the following lucid wor.1a: "1ses1ccta
It j? 1lclcem I'LL It WIS mas!e To circu-
1ntc-uot 10 rctsem.' That pata IL prvtty
clcnr1y. Tho KELLEY sort of money ii ma.lo
to circu1nte, not to redeem. and raper-
money staro not 10 ho redeemed in worth
wl,at It will fetch at tho papor-factoriea whom
sold by tho puul.
, 1875-09-11

A considerable destruction OF shipping IL ro-
portsd Ia connection with tho terrific gale which
succeeded the vfolent Iainatorm and sudden
change Of temperature Of Thursday night. A
largo number ol vessels OF various slzas hass
bocn w1ooked on Lake Michigan Ia the vicinity
Of Chicago, but happily no loss OF Ito ia 70. re-
ported.
, 1875-09-11

No better reflex Of the 6tnto of trado in
Chicago could bo afforded than il foand in
the advertising columns Of TuE Tribune.
Our merchants aud dealers. quick to nppre-
bend the popular bent, md knowing without
fail when the timo is auspicions, aro prompt
in announcing thoir ability to supply the tic.
mand for their wares Liberal advertising
means brisk trado, md the symptoms notice
bio to-day are bot1, significant and gratifying.
, 1875-09-11

cira1y Mt f7.o:ita7.7t;. Cntsle were quiet md
unchanged. Sheep were in slctnand Mt full
previous rrices. Ono hnuslycd dollars in gos1
would buy SllG.7i iu grsenbacks At the close.
, 1875-09-11

Ono Of tho Pennsylvania Democratic rcso-
1utiona reads thua:
htn!t-Tast thu p,flio interest demands that Tho
Gorofpneut should eeAse to tscrcdtt liz tnnney,
snd alould make its icCalt.ndera oivabs for Ill
public nes c1topt whrro ruspcct for tho obligation OF
coutracts requires payment lii coin.
What is meant by "ceasing TO liscret,it its
own money" eau only refer to tho payment OF
duties in gold. Tho Government receives
grccnbacks in payment Of MI other taxes.
Suppose it should adopt this courso mud re-
ceivc currency instead Of coin in payment Of
tariff taxes On imported goods, how coulaitprc-
cure gold with which to pny the interest Oh tho
national debt? "Rcspect for tho obligation of
contracts" requires payment of the interest
Of tho debt in coin. This Is admitted in the
platform. There are only two why's in whicl,
the coin could ha obtained one would be to
purchase gold with greenbacks at whatovor it
would cost the other to sell bonds for gold
and thereby increase the debt. by the first
method it nigh. require 200 Of greenbaeks
to buy 100 Of gold aud, aa they would con-
staptly depreciato ~ tho process of inflation
went On, it might happen that in fow years
600 Of .gEoenbacks would not purchase
100 of gold with which to pay intorest.
Tho next atep would be to refuse to pay tho
interest in gold, and reject all obligation Of
contrncta which require payment in coin.
THO demagogues aro rendy to renew tho
PEap1EroN howl OF 'cs, that "if ereonbacka
woro good enough for American plowholdcrs
they wore also good enough for British md
German bondholdcrs," Reputation is tho
outcome Of this whole buainesa whenever tho
Democrats OF the Ohio and Pennsylvania
stripe obtain control OF tho Government.
, 1875-09-11

FARH+ELL HALL-sAd!son ttreet. between clark
anil L,Ase Concelt by the Kennedy Family. AttaE-
noou and evening.
, 1875-09-11

uooLEYB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street, between
C1,rt md Lasai!e. Engagement Of ths California
NInstrols. A1scrloOn And evening.
, 1875-09-11

McyjcKERN THEATRE-brad'son ayrtt, hctxctn
Dearborn aud Hate. Engagement Of Edwin AdAns.
" Euoch Arden" Afternoon and evening.
, 1875-09-11

woods MUsEuM-s9onyro street, h2lween Dtar.
born and Ht,to. Nonnl the Worll III Lightly Ds5s+'
Afternoon and evening.
, 1875-09-11

ACADEMY OF MUs1C-Ealsttd street. betwcrn
Na,fIaou n,ld M,nroo Engagement ri Millon No let.
Iohsuians and l)s:ccIve." Afternoon and c7on!pG.
, 1875-09-11

INTERSTATE ExPo8lTloN-Lsfn aaore, foot ol
Adams ntrtst.
, 1875-09-11

Tho school question Which nov tlRurce In ths
Ohio camphign Heen1B destlnsl TO enter alao Into
the Now lork campaten. Hlncs tho patssge oe
the amendment in tue latter State forbdd'ne
tho appropriation nj tho rnbc tnoners In aid Of
soctarlnn Schools tho Cstloio |ea,iors Aro max.
ing coalition with tho Domocracy In all paris
OF tho Slate. The Albany correspondent OF tho
Now York Times says:
III all the interior towns Of the Alaeo they ara max.
Tug ha unon rtoarr than hcforc, hoping by tLls
ntcsnn to eAectuay chalge tic con,unu-sehooI sfs.
tenn now e1lsttnH. During conversation nron thia
men IN the Staic liz said: "The Catholic qiestiou II
already v1tnt ole In tho polite. Of New York and W
may IN we'll meet this ihsa b0i1lg' fe slated further
tst ia sny Of the ntror cities and largo ss9ea Ut
tle Hato the rnli1nts It Ia question were building
fehool tloecn at their avn eIpensc an1 demanding
tGt lhe uenera hrhn 10 ,rd+ should KcCept teAchera
.ftAlgtatc BY lhen, aud that Tho expenses Of asan.
sininE sLct schoos nha bs paid ont Of the common.
school fund.
Thcso ma7 DO difference Of opinion upon tha
part Of tue hmorlcau people with regard to tia
currency question, but with ragaEd to the pub
1ic-achrol arstcnl antl ifs Immunity from 900.
tsrian assault thoro ts but ono opinion among
the massos. THIS Republican party Of Now Fori
has expressed atae in ,ts p.stform calmly but
decidedly, and, Tho Isanc s made BY tho Donoo-
raoy, It will 10 mo. not only by tho Republican
party but by avorr T. otoataut md every llbssA
Catholic fre1d Of State education.
, 1875-09-11

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Gfaht 8altimore.

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ben Mitgliepern ieines Cabinets, ben &tdltern
oes Ober @erid)tS uub einigen &OngreBmitz
9lieoern ben Ylab Osr 8hilaOelpbia'er Belt=
austelung gu beiuhen. Gin Speaiul= Sabn=
3uq, beitebeno aus 6 Yalaitz WaQgonS, miro
am s5rettage, gta1mitta38 4 ubr, ami Der
Baltimore Botomac Babu" @aibiugton
perlaIien uuS nm llbr burh Baltimore PAL
iireu. Die 8eiieaeielliAuft nuO bis Samitag
gta6ntttag in Bbilaoelpbia perbleiben unO
bann na1 @aibia9ton Suriiffehren.
8ro5eiie gegen Grocer rid,
r.-Sn oen % BroseIeu, Die an
lebten Montage gegen Groceriebdnoler megeu
0anoels nit WteOifamenten uerbanoelt pur
ben, perurtbelte 9eitern 9tid)ter 0emmid alC
angefla9ten, NIT 9lusnabme Ger SO. 0tesit
& Co., gu $50 Strafe uuO in Die Softeu.
Utan glaubt, buB bic 8erlrtbeiteH gcser
bte Gntiheioung appelnen perbeH. 9tl6tel
Demmld bot iein llrtbeil eutipredent
Der neultden @utlheioung beS 8lhter;
grOpH i'm Stabt9eridt ab9egebeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-16
SerMil6te SeriGte.


Bbtla belpbta, IA. 0e3br. - (Ser.
iuhter SslbitmOr6 zines Ocutihen.) auqult
gSebcr, 80 Sabre alt, uerIutb:e geltern gl6eno
III Der ,,Surner=6alle" Selbtmoro III begebeH
uub bru6te itf cine gefdbrlife StihpuHoe
i'll Der lInfen Sruit bel. QSeber mar III 0em
&beater Der y ySnrucrz oaae" lett un9efdbr Ell
nem Sabre al8 2rbettcr beiAaittgt, nahoem
er Don 9eutIdlauo, mOlelblt CT ben leBteu
&rteq mltgemadt, aHgelangt mar. &r bate
iid] III Der leBteu Belt Dem 8runte ergeben mo
bduf9 ieiue Bflldt uerlGumt.
Selteru AbeH6 mur0en Inn megcn entgGr
Ra6ldlii9feiten BON oem 9legliieur Gormiirfe
gemaht, porauf er crploerte: sd braude
9titts mebr Su tbun, lh brluge mid um!"
0a er ihou 0Iter5 Oerartlge 0te0euSaIteu &C.
braudt bate, beaftete man oleielben nldJt.
Sur3e 3elt oarauf muroe auf 0er Sitbue eiu
nit Blut befledter langer 0Olf, Gigentbum
g8eber's, 9eiuuOeu unO oIeier purOe uermiBt.
IS muroe uGd]gelu6t uuO l8eber lpur0e i'll
ieintm, i'm orltteu StOdpcrte benHolldeu
3iumer buteuo i'll eluem Bette gefuuoeu.
Sr. giiOlfe mur6e gerltfeH mo CrtlGrte uu1
lluteriudluug Der WnuOe, Die 2Scber itdl beI=
gebrddlt, er Oernl0ge uldlt an]ugebeu, ob oiCs
lelbe lebensgeiGbrlld) icl.
Son oem uabe 4eLegeueu StQttOn2bdnlc
wurOe nad) Der @entral. Station uuO bon BORT
uaA Dem yBblaoelpbta 6oipltale" teIegra-
pbtrt, uon no ans cine Nmbulan3 ggiauot
murOe, in Der 8eber um / l llbr Abeuo8 n0d)
l8eltz PbIlaOelpbia gebradlt wur0e.
28eber iit III Bdpern aebOrcu uuO le0ig.
Ger Sorfall erregte ltIbtperitGnoli1 i'll Der
yGurnerz 6alle" uno IN Der llmgegeno grOBe8
4uiiebeu, bod purOe Die uuf Ocu 2lbenO aube-
ruunlte Soritellung gegeben. Dtan glaubt,
OaB ii9 g8eber lebenS9eidbrlidJt QSunOeu BET
bradjte uuo fit baum gu Bette legts, nm bort
terbtu Sn wolieu.
(SetOrbeu.) 9r. Qoolp9 2ruolO Rurb
gcitern NOrgen radl tIr5er SranFbeIt in lei
ner BObnung gtr. 2O7, ytoro 6iinfte SnaBe,
al Der Gungenent5iia0ung. Ser Serltotbene
mar @roB- Sefretdr Oe5 y9eUtihen Sroeu8
Der Sarugatt" uno nnbm aud in aEOeren
g8obltbdtigf gfeits Oroeu cine prOmincnte eStelle
ein. GENE 5ablreiden 6reuaOe mo Befauu.
tell lpero:n nit Der 6amIlie Deiien pl0sli1 erz
fOI9teS abIeben lcoeHfauS ttei beNaucrn.
(9emotr.)