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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-23

81. LOUIS, June %.

6T. LOUIS, June ".
By telegraph
Wheat Easier for cash, 6rmer for
future. No. Fall 81 Sk bid cash;
l 36K July; "a August.
Corn-Lower ct 66 cash; 66A July.
Oats-Dull ct So 4 069c.
Rye-l O501 O6.
Whiskey-Stsady ct ! Is.
Pork-Better; SO Is cash;
Lard-Quiet 13c Aug.
Bulk Meats-Nominal.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-23

AUGUSTA, June 22.-The Democratic
State Convention met to-day, present
639 delegates. General SamnelJ. An
derson was chosen permanent Chair
man, and the usual Committees were
appointed.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-23

resumed in all the mines this morning
at q reduction of ten per cent on wages
heretofore paid. This ends the six
months strike.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-23
Chicago Live stock Market.
CHICAGO, June 70.

CHICAGO, June ~.
By telegraph
Hogs-Receipts 5000 The market
was steady at IS 76Q7 IS.
Cattle-Receipts $500. The market
was dull and lower all round, good to
choice IS Too 40; extra IS 5O@e Is.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-23

The agricultural department has
statistics carefully collected by respon-
sible persons in the seven hog states,
which show that in January last there
were in those states on the hoof, IA
$500 hoge. They were divided as
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-23

BERLIN, juno 22-Serious riots,
caused by Ultrsmontanes, occurred
yesterday in the town of Rhsin, in east
Prussia.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-23
Milwaukee Market

MILWAUKEE, June ~.
(By Telegraph.
Wheat-Firm ; No. 2 81 00A01 cox
July; 81 COZ Aug.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-23

experiments have been conducted dur
ing the past eight months is about rs
inches high, "a long, and Ii wide, and
it's cylinders will hold about six gal
Ions of water. A small brass pipe,
with an orifice 4 Of an inch in diane
ter, leads from it to strong wrought
iron reservoir six inches in diameter
and three feet long, where the power
is stored, and whence it is fed to a
beam engine through still smaller
pipe. The process Of generating the
power consists in forcing air into the
upper chamber of the multiplication,
and afterward letting water run in
from hydrant until the rcceptacles
are nearly filled. In the experiments
lately made, the inventor has used his
own lungs for an air pump, blowing
through tube for few seconds, then
turning cock to shut off the air, con-
Meeting the tube with the hydrant, and
opening the cock until sufficient water
runs in. Within two minutes after
this operation is performed the cocks
on the tubes connecting the upper
with the lower cylinders are turned
and the power is ready for use. The
little machine cxerts through the email
tube, one.eighth of an inch in dame
ter, pressure varying from 1000 to
$4,000 pounds TO the square inch, at
the will of the operator. The power
is accurately measured by force reg
lister. When applied to the engine il
runs as rapidly as it IL prudent to per-
NIT, the supply of power being always
kept below its full capacity" 1t is
to be proposed to attempt to run a
train Of cars by the new motor from
Philadelphia to New York, in the
course of a few weeks. 1t is to be
hoped that the thing will be fully de-
veloped before the opening of the Cen
tennial. 1t would add an attraction
in which the whole world lie inter-
csted.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-23

Little boys and doctors should be
patient. The green apple season will
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-23
~, Lewis Live stock Market.
81. Louis, June %.
by telegraph

81. LOUIS, June ".
[By telegraph
Hogs-Rsceipts 800. Shippers IS 90
06 40; bacon Is 35066 butchers rs Is
al 90; extra 81 1907 Is.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-06-23

PHTLADELPHIANs arc becoming ex-
cited over now motive power that ia
to saporcede steam on railroads,
steamers. and indeed, everywhere.
The inventor of the "motor" ia Mr..
John W. Keely. As yet the descrip-
tons of the invention are rather mys.
teal and its success has, of course,
many doubters. Still, capital has been
invested in its development, to the
amount of $4,000. No fuel ia used
nothing but the little machine, air and
water. A correspondent of tho New
York Tribune attempts to toll some
thing about the new wonder, in the
world, in the following words: "The
apparatus that generates the power is
called a 'multiplicator,' and is COM
posed of a number of iron chambers
of cylindrical form, connected by pipes
and fitted with certain cocks and
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-06
OADETsHIPs.

Hon. e. O. Kehf, Representative elect from
the First Congressional District Missouri
being entitled to tie appointment Of eade'
in the United States Naval Academy u Al
napolis, has offered the rich prize for compe
tition. Thus worthy appointss viii BE- -.
cured, and the cause Of educa&ion win be
helped in N honorable way. Oadstships in
the military and naval schools Of the country,
instead Of being bestowed without regard to
merit, from pure personal Of political con-
alterations, or On account Of family connec.
tons, ought to DO in Ill cases made the
rewards Of fitness, character and scholastic
proficiency.
This practice would open tho road to posi-
ton, fame and success to every sble-bodied
and intelligent American boy. however oh
scure or poor. In I'll our schools and scade-
mics there would thus b definite prize 70
strive for Of money value Of two OF three
thousand dollars, but Of an intrinsic value
which can not be measured in money until
we can tell for what sum tho average gradu-
ate from West Point or Annapolis would sur
render his commission. One hundred cadet
ships thus annually bestowed - rewards for
character, demeanor, scholarship and talent
among the boys Of this republic would pro-
duce moro benefit than the expenditure Of IN
additional twenty millions Of dollars in The
support Of schools.
It is but just that the sons Of the people |
Of III classes should in this way have IN |
equal chance Of being benefited BY the insti- |
tutions whose support comes from the people
ct large A. long - the nation educates
military and naval oAacers The government Il |
entitled to the best pupils the country can |
furnish; and since ths people pay The cost,
tho benefits should b squitably distributed |
among the people.
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A HOPEFUL PROPHECY.

The Brooklyn Ehgs, whose status ~
Democratic organ b anquestioned, has q,
following remarks about the future ceurse d
Mr. Cazl Schurx and The Distinguished q
members Of IL Rspu6aiean party who latsly
Ifeted him in New York: eea
We make no doubt Of the destiny of these
gentlemen. The party they LEFT II beyond
redemption The PARTY they have mot yel
reached u hospitAbls 70 Improvement and
to illustfious Reinforcement. II face q 70.
ward tomorrow. III creed b ~ equal riehta
Of persons and Statea III demands ass home
Reconstruction which dismembetn proteo-
ton which robs, money in the rag. improve-
ments which improve The domain into Tho
pockets Of rings . policy which projects tho
shadow of legislation acEos the theatef, the
graveyard, the dining-tabls the bed and tho
church-pew, do mot And advocacy with these
statesmen. and alons ind organized opposi-
ton In the Democracy party. Tho men Who
think the same things concerning the citizen,
the State and the Republic will surely act TO-
gethes.
We hope the Eagles prophecy viii b real
lied, for strong ~ our party Seems 70 b
growing, from day 70 day, " cannot veil
afford 70 shut it, door in tie face Of such val-
liable recruits - the Missouri statssmsn and
the distinguished men, Whose appreciation Of
his political course WAS 70 gracefully and elo-
quently demonstrated last week. Though not
. chieftain 10 The manor born. The sx-Ssnator
is one Of those Of whom IL can b truly sid
that
"A single blast rom his bugle horn
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-06

Receipts into tho city tseasuasy lor taxel
during April were eA23822, II which sum
$5o, 500 Wa for the taxssof 1873 and previous
years, and $S24. IA for the taxes Of 1876.
The total receipts from al sources were
$3.50. 1853, in which i included S6a, 836 Sos
licenses, $l2.SS4 for lsvss duel, GIG, s34 for
markets, 99O76 for water rents. Disburse-
ments, total, $555, 296 for the same month.
Balance in the Treasury March 81, @lOo,-
l40; balance April 80 S9s, ee7.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-06

Staub has just received ~ LATEST edition d
''The Boys of Americs," and viii dispense
them cheap for cash q 0oldthwaitsis, No. 50
Canal stroet.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-06

ON MONDAY,
My ga, 1875,
4 THE MAMMOTH AND POPULAR
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
| H. X ERN & co.,
lea, lol, 1os and les Bazs.ss Street, ard
$50 ard 14l RanDart snees,
win b opened the following lines of
N III w GOODS,
to which We invite tho attention Of our customer
and the public. &
A large and choice assortment Of
Plain, Plaid, Striped and Fig
ured Grenadines,
in al colors. widths and prices.
Having made selections in the EUROPEAN MAR
KETS 10 are offering IN assortment Of
Black and COl0red Silks and
Satins
that are unsurpassed in volume. styles and qualities
EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES.
UNION AND LINEN LAWNS
FRENCH PERCALEs
GNGHA1lS,
CHAMBAYs,
JAP. POPLINs,
PIQUHs |
The above lines constitute one Il the largest col
lection Or desirable
Spring and Summer Dress
Goods
ever presented in tho city and buyers cannot fail to
be interested u this display.
Household GO0ils
In every variety. s
TABLE DAMAsKs, in al colors, widths and quail
u an descriptions. Eye ~
DOYLES
COTTON and LINEN SHEETINGS, in III widths \
md qualities.
QUILTS
BOBDINET and MUSLIN BARS.
4 choice line Of
NOTTINGHAM AND LACE CURTAINS,
At very low prices.
An unusually large stock Of
Mattings-Mattings
Much below Market Prices.
GREAT BARGAINS
Navy Blue Flannel,
Very suitable for Police Uniforms.
L
BLACK CLOTH and DOESKINs,
TwEEDS,
JRANS, IL
COTTONADES,
TO1E DU N0RD
ETC., etc.
SPECIAL BARGAINS 4
Jun Umbrellas and Parasols,
In al Sizes styles and qualities. =
Tho above limo win always be found well assorted,
I'd includes many choice Novelties. suitable to !.
richly Arst-class trade.
FANCY GOODS 8
Our Specially. /.
lH' =. 2
Our experienced buyer has given more than erdi-
" time and caro- TO this department, which ens
- us b e1er the following lines Of Novelties,
. Unsurpassed In Extent, Variety and g
Cheapness.
Hamburg NETS ans LACES
YAK LACES in all colers and widths
1CARFS. in al shades and variety
LINEN SETS, COLLARS and CUFFS, =
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no.t.ge nor n a.,;ver .,v ,..;i 49,. IA, n
no.tes. an thereon h.. 80 r.,A-
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o. partly in writing Except book manuscsipes
and corrected pgoef- sheets passing between ..
ihors and publishers, and except local q DROP
lstters); On al printed matter % marked . =
convey any other or further in1ormatioa thaa =
conveyed By the original print (sxoept ths CO.
rectioa Of typographical sErogs); On Il mate1
not otherwise chasgeabls with letter postage, ~
which ID, 20 wrapped q secured that II cannot -
conveniently examined By postnastsrs, withoae
destroying the wrapper or envelope On III nsws.
papers. magazines and periodicals sentho0 pab.
and receipts for subscriptions; and on An paah.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-06

The st. John Rowing Club Win celebrate IL
second anniversary today ct o'clock p
NJ, at the boat house On Bayou 81 John,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-06

1 BUSINESS DIkECTORY:.
Ansssean CvahAan) WaseAss,
An mL.JEWKLERo 6SK ARIES STREET
Slid Geld Cases, ~ Sts4 Windfs, 81
Aucalo0oo9D.
a. II. pONA 80 Camr street win eell everv Tnea
~ Thasday and saturday. = 10 4. n.
TRAnKsHARP, No 7sPoydras strsst,asi,y a,,s
Monday, "Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
BlaeksuieAs, WheelwrlgAes, Ess.
XAA6EL. PHI, corner DEyades and Delsed stroe&n
WEk done promptly and reasonably.
J0RDON 1 BHAULEs, corner Cresamaa -
Brskers.
T. II. LEVY Z CO., 12s Grvisr street Cola ~
Silver, Stocks and BondA
BAR Rsens.
"CHARM SALOON" Decatur street. opposit,
Pest Once. s. +. Munroe
Blind, Sash and Deer Faaesry.
R0BERTS CO., 20 Grayise street, Cabin
Dwellings, Storehouses, etc.. made to order.
Billiard Saloons.
mLERS BILLIARD SALOON, COZ. 81. Charles
end Common. Miller Brothers, PROPRIETOR.
Csrsase, wesAenwars, Denijshns, Keo.
NORRIS, J. c., = and a Tchoupitoulas stzssA
Paper, Brushes. Wicking Brooms Mstchsa sto.
Csr.-Mills and Feed Stores.
6TOCKTON, G. W., $50 and ae5 Rampant strssA
Hay, Corn Meal, etc. Feed ground to ordG.
Clsthing, Rte.
II. h STEY1NS 4 Co, Fashisnahls Clothi9o
and Mems and Boys Furnishing Goods, 135 Canal
SPROULE 4 ACCOWN, - and a St Charloo
street-Fins Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods.
CsrAags, Csstss Duck, Belt Rspe, ETC.
D. L RANLETT 4 CO, ~, = and q New Lsvsa
or. Gravier. Tathan's Shot, Oriental Powder Capa
Csal on ara Csal on Lanps.
PUROLME AND PORTABLE GAS LIGHT
CO.. WIN. Z. Jervey, Supt IS and ~ Gravier stree1
Dry GeeAs.
7. MAcou CO., sol Poydras street. Staple ~
Feet eursesa.
DR. ATWELL, Foot Surgeon, Chartrss strsst
Cures Co9ns. Bunions In.gTowing Nails- ja15
Grecers.
RICKMRT T., CO., IS Tchoupitoulee stxseA
Wholeeale Grocer and Commission Merchant
Geld Pen Manufhesurers.
4. Il HILL, IS St Charles street. Repointing So a.
Solid Gold Pearl and Rubber Pencils, Picks. sta
Hay, Cern, Oats and Bran.
WIN. SCHNEIDER. Hsy Com Oat. and Rr,. ~
lowest market rates, 179 Tchoupitoulas street.
Hides al Tallsw.
HAY Z NEHLE.
-. $3.50
y. Q. BUTCHERS HIDE AND TALLOW co,
103 South Peters street
Hats, Caps, Etc.
ADAMS c. o. d. Hat Store Is St Char1ea sfxaaA
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marble 40 ersaies Work.
building and Cemetery work done in bet nanne:
Mes, Etc.
~ o1;ce. o9.n nneI Moss nss specially
Louis street.
Netaries.
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Gas Fitsins, Ranges and Punps. |
SULLIVAN BUIGER liz Povar.a stree< =,
mp 49, 'oeA 'no 0a1ssow hAnee'
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.0or Mgnly an1encd fnoeog1aPhs 1or g oents.
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feot. Tuning and repairing attended 70.
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Lakes Shirts to Order in any Style.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-06
THE DUMB SPEAK.
Cnrisas Eject.

There are few who. perhaps, have no
heard or read Of the wonderful freaks O
thundsrbolts, and the curious effects Of Il,
vibration following, but no where has thes,
occurred more wonderful eass than in IL
Fourth District q our city during the -
storm. A colored man residing IN III
suburbs Of our city has been since his biFtt
unable 70 hear o. utter word.
During tho long years Of his life no articu-
late sound has passed his lips, and apparently
he was insenible 10 the most deaSenine
psporta Years have passed sinos any attempt
has bssn nnAde 70 cure this defect and he VA
given up Is hopelsssly incurabls and deaf
and dumb for life.
Monday afternoon, during the heavy rain
which flooded our streets, sudden flash Of
lightning occurred. followed Immediately BY
. roll Of thunder, and it vas thought by most
Of those In that neighboEhood that some resi-
denee had been struck. No alarm sounding,
little heed was given to II save in one house,
and that vas whore the man lived.
No sooner had the iaE-of echoes Of the
thunder died away in the distance, than the
dumb man Of thirty years began to speak,
and tho tongue which had never given forth .
sound, b utter The 1neoath syllahlss Of an
unknown language.
Naturally the household were filled with
amazement and - soon ~ the news Of the
mans strange recovery Of his speech was
gpreod the naiQhboghood vns al aQo0.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-06

! 4 most delightful entsrtainmenf vas given
Ct the Second Mission School sooaA. eeEner Of
Pleasant and Laurel atxssts. Tuesday niehk
There was present large and appesolaAivs
audience The concert under The uanaee-
ment Of 4iss Emma g., vas . splendid 80
cess. At the request of many Aiaads and e
give others an opportunity Of hsaai1s u
Shaken chorus and assik good eenae.
the concert win b repsalsd this syeninc
Ut q o'clock. Min Emma s. and ~ ~
corps Of young ladies and gsnflenen hay,
kindly consented 70 give their time end talent
TO the repetition Of their vssy able perform
ancs Of last evening. Suitable changes II
the programme viii BE- made. Relteehnsnts
can b bad q noderats prices. The admi..
sion Sse u only twenty-five cents. Contzib.-
lions Of rsfteshmsnis nom the friends AZ h
Mission viii b thankfully received. Do moi
forget the little Nision s.round he corner
Thursday night
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-06

The ordinance for appropriating money O.
account Of April expsnsss introdaeed on
Tuesday. by Administrator Brown, giyea
$3.50 70 the Work House. ts85 to the Boys'
House of Refuge. $50 for AoaR for bakssy,
$l69 70 the Houss Of ~ Aged and Destitute,
sos for pounds. els.772 for lighting the city,
$ll75 for Water works expenses, lor the In
Sane Asylum $6A9. SMALLPOX Hospital e69l,
HomsofAssd and InArm s2Sl, foepublis build
ingA ETC., $725. for streets $6663. wharves and
landings $l0OS. drainage Sl377. law charges
1851. costs in criminal suits In Supreme
Court 99l0. ICES Of Criminal Sheriff 32949,
extinguishing 1fss under contract s11. 667,
do. 500. do S1269 do. $ll7, rent Of police
station $3.50, rent q Distsiot Court building
$3.50, clerks fses First District Count $l2l8,
printing $422. Distrist Attognsy e106. coal for
Water Works s71S& Thsss. with ! few
smaller items, make the toeAl unds9 this oedi-
nance $57Ae6. 1852
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, 1875-03-26


Michael Scott. tlck.Elpped. retrsating-
proved son OF Ham. unt,nctnEod BY tbs faintesk
trace of white blood, who killed. Cotton on tho
boat last summon, and who was found guilty by
tho Jury Seek or more ago IT murder In tbo
second degroe, came mp for aenlenco yesterday,
No ono would aocuBo him, from hts looks ss i1e
stood there boforo them, OF belpg second Fred
douglass, and yet that poor negro, WHOM Tho
formal question waa asked, Wtlether the Prisoner
at the bar bad anything 10 sxy why Judgment
should not bo passed on hta, pleaded With such
eloauenco ~ to knock two years OF lila sen.
teaco. Ho commcnced his address viii, - Ii
Your Honor plsase," and wens On In = ready,
eloquent manner to dstond himself. mai,-
talnlng with no a1nall degree Of {Rir-
ncea that ho had giyon Ito fatal blow
onlY Attes EspaAtod iosults aud assaults by the
aoooaaed, aud that there was no one on the boat
that really knew whAt amount Of provocatiou he
haa 1aa. LIZ dnished BY saying; ~ know Of no
!sn thas eompels men TO sacrifice thoir lyea for
anothor' We have but one instance Of Il, thai on
tna E9ges OF sac!sd history. Christ died for mar,
0at ~ was uod. NAu il not supposed to aud
cannot rossesa the powor OF self-control and tAe
eaauof ont o. self enough for tiits did What I
olu H!th tnd hrm bellas that my lie WAS 1t stake,
ala tha1 tAefs *as no way to eyuId tho result. /
IN DONE" Judge Wilson hou stated that It was
Ms Intention to sentence him for the term Of a.
teen ycara. but that " would In yiaw of tha f,caa
~ set fo1th W hi1u Foduoo Tho tjtue TO thirtean
JcA1a. aud that L. altar I fsasonahla tinna. tho
officers Of the Fanissutiary EAyo 4 f.yarsb{o re-.
port VI ~ conduct. Aa would tsko ssess win :
ftsw 10 hlS psS841. sf@ MA
, 1875-03-26
sfoaars. Ctough, Holden, And Jones voting tho

%-.. r,t.. 1Y.t1.~ s,a 1o1~~ ~,+tr.s l., ~ =
a1eaars. ClouBh. H6lacn' Anu 'oneo Young 'nto0
"eHa.iyo; r,o,o,, n,,~,, t1,.t ~. con,.n.
Gnmln'hsionol tttt{. Hussu stHs H. 'mo eoa's'I3.t
sa'ioi bn eqnal!y disiy9t among te ~ .hloo m afsht.
tects 70 hn cee.eu s' ~ ,,ie no rnu. o cou'
" and hal1 py 'no cty, M,tGm 'l.1r P'e'@''cu'
| .;'n ~ !'hml';ta1 ta,1;c.' =, ~. .., -.
Proyions 70 t,o naoi,.o" , ~ tIia H. tehott ~
amended thn Ghnitman f'oeohsea tho 1o''o"'"s'
Which wan aaoPte"
N<solrtf Ihat we eeicction OF afchltecM saAM IN.
70 any G @ o euy a .n Ill., ,as 1s f
ra III ',,e ,cyfnrnsnrn of rir nrs o''''' AVE-
'A9 o",,s.n,,r "", sIcf.sT,cv nn,,s .,.. ~. ~.
tt ,r;, III chei1nn,,s .nsnf,,tn l,rn1no.
| IIota,ii h sSnn,aI o. sw,o,,1oT Will VS. ~.
| rlod
THE Ancu,7yc7s.
Tho next busInoBs II, order wns tho election Of
arcl1ttccls, ii IN. resotyol to vote hy bniJpt,
f,nmuirajousrs rs iiorion and 1fcf1affrrv ,yera an
| noi,lted taIltrn.
C;utnrnissioner Holden uomfnttol Thomas
Ttiley. Com,nirs,oner Mct:aIrey non,jnntud j.
i. Ecnn. t:om,n1ssinnnr Hrhmtdt t,o,nInntoi
Otto Matz: Uommianloncr Bchmit1k num,ioatci
! Ihootloro kars: Conln1lea[orcr Clourh rY,tvi-
t,aIni1 ~ " flovirvton. ronmis.ionnr Tnhrt.