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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

A srRAw.-Ths election in New
Hampshire seems to afford evidence of
continued Dissatisfaction with the ad-
ministrative acts Of the Republican
party without showing full confidence
in any other party. 1t needs some
able and reliable leader to organize a
party Of purity likely to command q
victory in the near future, aud such q
leader will inevitably throw aside old
political thieves. The time has com
when men and good measures must
take the place Of mere partisan claims;
and though it may take years to train
people to that independent action
which ought to be exercised by all in
telligsnt men, the day is certainly not
very far of when political corruption
ahail be driven from oficeand be CON-
PEELED to skulk out OF the sight OF hon.
est citizens.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16
POSITION.

Whether the great scandal trial will
result in tile condemnation or acquittal
OF Beecher, one thing is very certain,
that Theodore Tilton will come out oI
the contest q ruined man. His whole
course in the nasty business shows
him to be mean, vindictive, and un-
principled. His treatment Of hts poor
wife has been shameful in the extreme.
After he had forgiven, as he alleged,
the ofiense she had committed, the ev-
idence Of several witnesses proves
conclusively that he treated her as
il she we're a slave. She had 10
ervan to aid her in ber
household duties, and yet was ex-
pected to copy her husbands articles
before they were sent to the printer.
He was rude and sven insulting in his
conversation with her in the presence
Of visiting friends. Tilton has in these
and mere other ways proven
himself to be a very low fellow, and
the worst of it is he wishes the world
to believe that all his peculiarities of
conduct are attributable to his being
the possessor of ~resplendent genius.
Poor, miserable mountebank! the
sooner he retires from the public gaze
the better it. will be for himself ard
the morals Of the community. He
ought to get a divorce from Elizabeth,
and at once go into f~ree-love partner
ship with the Woodruff. He would
make a good pimp in a sole-trading
establishment OF the free and easy
type.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

OLD ANrY.-Some of Andrew john
sons enemies started a report recently
that he had expended $4,000 to gain
his Senatorial a He now denies the
impeachment and says that the failure
OF Jay Cooke & Co. took all his ear
from him and so he had nothing to ex-
pend on his election in the way al
legged. Mr.. johnson Is . stubborn F.,
wrong headed man in many respects,
but his most bitter enemies have never
hitherto been able to show him guilty
of any dishonorable conduct. The old
man, it is reported, Is renewing his
youth, the deep lines around his eyes
being less noticeable than they used to
be. He has had to fight his way step
by step, and, surely, now he is entitled
to q little prosperity without his oppo
nents attacking him uniustly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

CRoAKING OF A JAIL BIRD.-The
miserable devil who compounds the
scurrili.y for q dirty sheet in the City
Of Bonanzas feels aggrieved because of
the exchange OF a few personal pleas
antries between one of the editors of
the Enterprise and ourself. There is
no one OIL the face of Gods green earth
who would care to exchange a friendly
greeting with the social out-cast who
controls the columns of the Chronicle,
and the indication of kindly feeling
between others cuts him to the quick.
This Is not surprising. Afmostinyari-
ably confinement has q tendency to
render a person sulleny and morose,
and the many weary hours passed by
the Chronicle man under the sWrveil-
lance Of surly guards, who represent
ga the majesty Of the law has soured
his mind and ~incapacitated him from
realizing, much less experiencing, the
finer sentiments which animate the
human breast. Poor Bogus! We sim
cerely pity him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

A RELIGIOUS REvIvAL.-The San
Francisco daily papers are giving full
reports OF religious meetings held under
the direction of the Rev. Mr.. Ham
mond. Tie bulletin gives very good
reports, the tone as well as the matter
being unexceptionable. The Chronicle,
on the other hand, gives a fippant,
jeering, sensational account daily of
the previous day. VS. feel inclined to
suggest to the reporter of the latter
that he should either bring his reports
into greater consistency with the sol
emn subject treated OF, or be, in the
furtherance of consistency, prepared
to step down and out. Religious truth,
and the awakening of great masses of
people to the things that concern them
for millions of years to come, ought
not to be treated in a sneering tone by
any silly penny-a-liner who can drive
a quill. We trust the great go-ahead
paper of the Bay City will take u
friendly hint from a frontier. camp
away up in the mountains, where a
good view of what is going on is ob.
tanned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16
FOREIGN NEWS s.
OmclalIy Denied Cardinal Nc.
ClOSky.

OmcialIy Denied Cardinal Nc.
(lOsky.
ROME, March II.
An official denial is given in Il dis
patch to the London Times of March
18th that Germany had sent a note to
Italy, asking whether she would con-
tinue to exempt the Pope from OBJ
legations while he used the liberty for
the purpose Of fomenting rebellion in
Germany.
The Archbishop Of baltimore has
been designated by the Vatican to con-
fer the berretta on Archbishop Nc
Closky, who will receive the other in
sigma of Cardinalate when he visits
Rome. Roncilti, the delegate to moi
fy the Archbishop of New York Of his
appointment, is also charged with a
mission from Propaganda in regard to
a new diocese in the United States.
An Editor Sentenced.
BERLIN, March IA.
Herr Kosiolsk, formerly editor of
the Germania, has been sentenced to
two years Imprisonment. He has
fed from Germany.
Arrive =.
QUEENSTOWN, March IA.
The steamer City of Brooklyn, from
New York, has arrived.
Horses De taineI-Repiy Published.
LONDON, March IA.
A Times special from Berlin SAYS a
large consignment of horses, pur-
chased by French dealers in East Prus-
STA, were recently stopped in transitu
at the Berlin depot.
A Papal brief, in answer to tho adj
dress OF the German Episcopate, j.
published. 1t declares the Vatican
contains nothing which alters the Ie-
lalion of the Pope and the Roman
Catholics, or which can afford a pre-
text for further oppression by the
church in interfering with the cleo
ton of the mex Pope. 1t indorses the
statement by the Bishop that juda-
ment as to the validity of the Papal
election appertains to the church alone.
and concludes by urging tile bishops
t" continue to resist and expose tiie
error. .9tt4.Nfs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16
ycndaa lli,sa ambition to beat in a tho5t.fpFTD yE5rx

KendalTS ambition to a in a tho
oughly superior manner-the attack.
To perfect himself in this he practice l
it incessantly, the desire so preying On
his MUD that he got mp in the middle
of one night, and whilst sound asleep
began beating the tattoo. The effect on
the sleeping camp was electrical. Half
the soldiers we're up and armed before
the roll was finished, when Fastening
to the point Of alarm they found u
drummer boy fast asleep hammering
at the sheepskiu for dear life. Ken
dali was o shaken into conscious
ness, was placed under arrest and the
next day tried 1T a court-martia and
severely cautioned not TO do SO again.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

CoRRECrIoNs.-In u mining ar
ticle OF Sunday there were several ty.
biographical errors. "The various mines
on Ruby Hill possess characteristics
which enable them to be considered
as permanent as the Comstock ITSELF"
should have had the word emtftte In
the sentence. "Here are the CON-
ments on the quotation we have given,"
had question introduced out of place.
"A statement Of facts rning one
Of the principal mining locations In
the district" vas intended to have
localities inserted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16
BORN.

In Ty DO. March 10, to tho wife Of Goo. 4.
Moore, a daughter.
In Virginia. March IL, to the wife of Jules
Pavmal, a ron. 1855
In Elko, March s. to the wife Of l.. Fanef,
q son. 6F
In Virginia, March 10, to the vito Of Chas.
Harper, a daughter.
In Columbus, March 5, to tho wife Of VIM.
Mcdonald, u daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

Too MANY MINERs.-The reports
about the bonanza discoveries have
brought SO many men from the East
srn States to Virginia City that they
can not possibly find employment.
They are not the sort OF workmen that
are required, a. mining in the lower
levels IL not . kind Of work the agri-
cultural lsborsr "a undertake. without
training.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

ANEcDorE OF THE LATE JAMES
KENDALL.-In his boyhood, Kendall
was a drummer In the United States
army during the year 1872. The regi-
ment to which he WAS attached was o
particularly we'll off in the matter of
martial music, Kendall and q fifer
constituting the entire band. There
vas ono roll In particular which it was
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16
Notice Of Remoyaal..,

7 BEG TO INFORM MY NJlITst hgsJ
friends, and the public genes into Y
shall r. move my present bsslnes1 compsiss
Fellows Hall building, rs soon r - Of Terss
In the meantime, to save etpeppisJ stapd, I"
ing my stock, | will sell. at the III; .;on lipss !
erything 10 tho grocery or prrUni.DST0sh
net cost. SAN
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

JOHN mitchell The electors of
Tipperary have re- elected this agitstor
as > member Of Parliament. II the
British Government again refuse TO
give him his seat.it-ts sid he will be
elected q third time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

the BLACK HILLs.-It seems that
mining prospectors are now in the Black
Hills country in considerable numbers,
and good gold mines have been
discovered. The leading Sioux chiefs
express a willingness to relinquish all
claim to the reservation for a payment
of 81, 600. In the meantime General
Sherman has given orders to expel
the miners and settlers who have found
their way into the reserved region. 1t
is only a matter oftime, however, now
that the country is known to have a
high mineral value. the irrepressible
prospector can not long be kept back
if he once knows or believes that q
"home stake" for him "a lying in these
mountain Businesses awaiting his adj
vent. .sfAltl a.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16
The strike.

FALL RIVER, Mass, March Is.
The settlement of the long continued
strike of operatives here seems proba-
BILE, the spinners, weavers, carders
and spoilers in convention last night
having resolved to return to work to-
nlorrow if the manufacturers will
guarantee on April LIST that they will
concede the 10 per cent. asked for.
This resolution is signed by all unions,
and it remains tor employers o accept
the proposal, which it is claimed they
will do.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

sentence. His execution is to take
place on Friday, the 10Th instant. He
seems to meet his coming fate with
singular calmness and fortitudo, if the
accounts of newspaper reporters are
to be believed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16
DIED.

In Gold Hill. March IL, John Bannn. aged
~ years.
In Virginia, March IL. Margaret ] ane, wife
Of John Henderson. aged - years.
In Virginia, March II. Charles William, son
of Lizzie and Cbas. Kaiser, aged 2 months.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

MADE A misunderstanding to the
Silrer. State, DR.. j. NJ. Bailey has
made some money out OF mines In
Bald Mountain, in the Ruby range,
about 10 miles from this place. 1t APP
pears that Dave Weaver took the prop
erty Fast, and succeeded in selling
stock to the extent OF 500, 600, having
previously got up quite a mining fever
in Lancaster, Ohio, where the sale was
effected. We have seen some very
good ore from DIR. Bailey's mines, and
trust 1t is really the ase he has made
money by the sale.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

Bsa New YORK, March 10.
When Beecher will testify is uncer-
tain, though it is stated that the III
sci for defense is waiting for the passage
Of al act by the Legislature permit
ting Mrs. Tilton TO testify, and that
Beecher will supplement her testi-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

SCHOOL CONFERENCE.-THE Board Of
Education in San Francisco is charged
with the ~disgraceful offense of selling
situations in the Public School Depart
ment. From the testimony of IN
Gus teachers, who have appeared be-
fore an investigating committee, it APP
pears that a sort of brokerage system
has been carried on between certain
members of the board and several out
side parties, who sold appointments at
from 800 to $500. 1t is altogether a
dishonorable business and ought to be
thoroughly looked into, as j: no doubt
will be now that the matter has got
into the daily papers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

VAsQUEz-This bandit has had his
fate sealed by the Supreme Court OF
afirming the validity Of his
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

OUR WINrER.-The Winter in this
region has been remarkably mild, and
much less snow crowns the mountains
than we have seen in past years.
When the inhabitants of New England
were s%hivering in a temperature 40
degrees below zero in some cases, we
were enjoying bright mild weather.
warm enough to enable n to walk
out OF doors without an o~vercoat. We
are afraid however that fine Win
ter will be followed by a late cold
Spring. The Winter however of 1864
was very fine, and though we had sew
eral snow storms in the Spring months,
the season was not unusually late.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

on the part of witness to consider his
duty to his wife and contradict the
story.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

Miscellaneous.
NEW ORLEANS, March IA.
Richard Muller, Collector of Gus
toms, and said to be n of the orig
inal discoveries of gold in Australia,
died here last night, from an overdose
of laudanum.
PITTsBURG, March IL.
During the thunder storm this Orr
ing lightning struck a lot of crude oil
in barrels, in Allegheny City, and 900
barrels were burned, with two cars of
benzi Ne. Loss about $1,000.
READING, Pa, March IA.
This afternoon the cornice and she'd
ding of the Northeastern market
house, being overweighted with snow
and ice, fell with terrific crash, killing
a little boy named Frank APPEL and
seriously wounding three others.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

ExPLANAToRY.-Last Sunday night
our local was assailed on account of an
item published a few weeks ago In the
SENTINEL relative to an ARRAY which
occurred in the Sazerac saloon. AL
though we entertain the utmost con-
fidence in u reporters ability to pro-
tect himself, we can not afford to pay
him a salary which would compensate
him for doing the fighting for the con-
Germ; consequently, as q business
proposition, we make the announce
ment that we are alone responsible for
everything appearing in our local as
well as our editorial columns, and per-
Sons having complaints to make or
difficulties to settle, will simplify mat
ters by submitting their grievances to
us. We do not propose to do injus-
tice to any one, or to suffer injustice to
be done t o any one through u col
umns, but we do propose to chronicle
the current events of the day with
such comments as we deem proper,
whether in reference to a boot-black
or a United States Senator, assuming
ourselves all the responsibility incur
red.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16
Ranch, Cattle and Town Pr0p''|
FOR SALE,

VNEN MILES NUKIH VI, TlNCD7|
known ms "Bu(.kHAM'S ~ rspb
Five acres arc under = good picket fene o,ss
i've acres more under cultivation. o1 C1nSi
milk-Louse. and stone dwelling; e smS lsnI
seven rooms; forty head oil Cattle, sr and NJ
ing and dairy ntcn siIs;. two horse Cor stl
sets of harness. Sufficient range sr.faIpa
hundred head Of cattle, with q he'"
stream Of running water. sra bcsh1
Also for sale. a house suitable 10, tic CJ
ing house OF saloon, situated hean will u
..oIS either she together or .sparats, csHnI G'ISg
cash. Apply to. \. ". p.ot Eursp'1
mhe-lm ~
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EASTERN DISPATC HE'S
ny Overland Telegraph.
The sc.s,.,s, rri.,.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY sENrINEI..l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16
PACIFIC COAST dispatches
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Overdose OF l.audanum = Pat.
riek's Pay. ~

Ht| fItk y Try r-Uf
~ G4 SAN. ERANCIao. March Is.
At | o'clock p. NJ, on Saturday, sam.
Oakley, Captain Wf the steamer TX
press, took n room at the American
Exchange Hotel. Yesterday IHorning
lie was found in his bed dying ard
soon expired. An empty bottle and
another containing laudanum partly
full were in his pocket. Oakley said
for a long time he was In the habit Of
taking laudanum to allay pain ard
produce sleep, and it is thought he took
an overdose by mistake.
I The meeting of delegates ofthe Irish
societies took place Yesterday at Irish
American Hall. Prospects favor the
best celebration of st. Pa,rick's day
ever held in this city. The Emmett
Guard, from Virginia, will arrive to-
day to participate.
Missiny BOY FOund Dead.
TRUcKEE, March u.
L~ichtenstein, the boy missing for he
past three months, was found in
Truckee river, below Camp No. Is, to-
day. The body was remarkably we'll
preserved.
Doc. Shaw. the we'll known mill
wright, stabbed himself fatally at Con
ner Mill, this afternoon, in Il fit OF de-
lirium tremens.
Shooting B~inckssniths.
MARYsvILLE, March IA.
A shooting atfray took place last
night BET ween Jacob Stod1ard and
Albert Glenn, two Yuba City black
smiths. They had been drinking dur
ing the evening and quarreled on their
way home. Stoddard shot at Glenn.
the ball penetrating the abdomen,
passing entirely through.
Wants n Raiiroad. rus.
HELENA, MoNT., March IA.
Meetingsare being held to take action
for connecting Montana and Utah by
railroad. Delegates were appointed for
a Territorial Convention, 10 be held al
Helepa, April 10th. Resolutions were
adopted and subscriptions raised TO
defray expenses OF surveys, &c.
Drowned-Rcal Estate Advancing.
PoRrLAND. Ore, March Is.
r. d. Randall, civil engineer, super
intending improvements on the Upper
Columl ia Under Gen. Michler, was
drowned on Monday, by falling from
a small skiif. in which he a inspect
ing work at Umatilla Rapids.
Real estate has materially advanced
since the reception of the news of the
building OF the Portland and Salt Lake
road is highly probable.
Arrived-Kins KNiakaum ~ Home.
haa SAN FRANcIscO. March Is.
The bark Helen w. Alney arrived
yesterday, 10 days from Honolulu.
The United States steamer P~enSacola,
with King Kalakaua on board, arrived
at Honolulu February 18th. Demon
STATIONS In honor Of his Majesty's
return exceeded anything over wit
messed there. T.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16
FOR SALE (!

TWO GOOD STonFs;h
opposite tbs { Id / CLOVIS new building.
For particulars nf the shove apply to
ei-i l.. Il. MIi.Lhi, Agent.
mhi+r Ciicc with ". Is. i.arrGb.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16
ESTATE
FOR SALE or RENT.
FOR SALE!

A DWELLiNG-liCCSF. on String A
stre, /. containing three rooms NJ d GEL Es..I
lar; rooms picciy I, rsished: title per- 0A
lect. Price. $500 90.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

A Sun report has reached us OF the
commission of another OF those put
RACES in Cuba which shock humanity
and almost slagger belief. The report
referred to was embodied in a letter re-
ceived by a Spanish house in this city,
and il that twenty-five young men OF
Cuban birth and residents OF Cienfu-
Cos had been arrested in their homes in
that city by volunteers, and without
even the farce of a trial were shot out
side the walls.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16
Fire and LOSS of Lifc.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, March II.
Thos. Davis boarding house was
burned this morning. The boarders
barely escaped with their lives, and
Julia Kelly, a servant, WAS smothered
to death. The charred bodies of Hec-
tor Skinner and &. Smith, boarders,
and Margaret Walton, employee, were
found in the ruins of the office of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
which was burned. Tia instruments
were saved. Loss, $4,000.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-16

Mrs. WILL. coIN0N WILL GIVE
Nl grand bail ut Miners | Lion Hail on ,bs
night Of April 7th. to " hich a cordial iny,ls'
lion is extended to all her friends ard The eli.
zens Of Eureka. kuby fill and other nlse@,
The following gentlemen have kindly cops.nt.
cd to act as the
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
VIM Congdon Alec Nixon
j Robinson Matt Coyle
Sam otter W II Miller
VIM Jones NJ rankin
John Mctiinnis Tat Reyes
kein Atkins
fIshEbSs . 80 %
For sale at Meyers stsre, and at the Tur-
ner House, in eureka
mhs-td
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23
WicOcriou0e.

Sir Die mad Der MelSuns bes atfantt.
iden Selesrapben idwer trante 65nisin
Sophie BON 0olano duBert ii9 In Der
INSTRUMENTATION TrslIs uiel S5eils
nabn,e. EisS ribrt beionSers baber, baB
Die &onisin Dem sroBen umsrifanii9en
8eI6i6ti9reiber @toltlep, na6bem i6m
SrdIioent 8rant, Inn Den Senator Gunner
81 dr9ern, Ben @elanSti9aitspolten IN Cons
Dos entjogen Bate, zines ibrsr 9ano6Guier
IN 0olano einrdumte uno ibm in jeDer i6r
mo9li5en 8eiie BEL Der 6OrtIetuns ieincr
flalll9en @ei9idte Der 9tieosrlonSe bebllf,
li3 mar.
Oieiem uoblen gene6meu, Sas ieeod
melt mebr ibrer 2isbe our giteratur unS
i9rem Snterelle fir 0oQano, ais elmer gu.
neisung fir Die Sereinisten Staasen ents
iprang, bat es Erau Sopbie ~ oanteu, oa6
lte pon gebilOeten Nmeritdnsru 10 lebr Qes
a9tst piro.
sllS cine Dam. Uon uielieitiyfsr 9ilouns,
that lie li9 beIonoers aud our5 66rSerumq
bon Runit uno 2iteratur bsrppr. Oura
cine crit tiir;li6 eri9isnene sei5i9tss
pilleni9aitlide Nrbeit iiber oas 0aus
Stuart bat lie ibr S4riftlteQertalent, bss
wieien.
Sdaoe, SaB oieie geiitig 10 beoeuteno.
holdnoiIbe S6pGbin cine 10 l6ledte
Oeutl4e ssueien lit! Isle peiB waruml
9te0.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-23
GIja S,2otbringen n.

Die @einernte in Der @sseno bon Sol.
lit pisies SaBr auBerOrosntlid bis
gum Sabre 1923 muB man suridsehsn,
nm cine dbnli9e 6iue gu finoen. Seit
LANCER 3eit wirS oenn 6oImar gum %erltens
nal wieocr leins &sllern nit eisenem 0e:
pd6s.iiQsu. Sin ErsiS bat iib nod ni6t
.ielt9eiteut. @dbreno Die erlten SertduIs
bier gu 80 6rs. Ger 9ectoliter abSei9l6i:
len wIrOem, ipridt man beute nur nod pom
"a 5rs. uno ielblt oirunter. Su Siirtbsim
miro @ein bis 81 ii 6rs. u%erfauit; in Sn:
asrsbeim bis ~ u 6rS. Den 6ectoliter.
Su 9eillstreui bat Der feline @inSer. Dem
es an 9taum ieblt. Sen gSeiu untersubrin.
gen, ielblt su 10 yrs. per Sectoliter lOSse:
idla9en. Sn ben beosutenoen Vagen pon
Gei9enmeiler, Gappoltsipeiler uno Berg:
beim bat man bon Der @ieosrtebr oeS ids:
nen @etters slnlaB senommeu, bic 2eie
nod 10 melt als mS9li1 III ueri9ieben uno
man tbut wobl baran, benn IN 6ol9e Der
lansiamen Slitbe mar Die 0teiie Der See'
rcn bis Dor 3nr;em nod isbr unslei9.