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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-12-17
Something about Names.
Jay Charlton in Danbury Newa.

Ii
Ii was only day or two before Henry
Wilson was stricken down that I saw him
walking briskly along broadway, his tall
form straight, his pink-red face beaming
with half-enquiring smile, and three or
four brown ringlets poki1g out from under
his silk hat. He is sixty-four years old,
and looks like a healthy big baby. When
he is in New York he goes everywhere;
walks fast; lodges into newspaper offices
and out again; and evidently tries to keep
himself before the public. at least, he is
sure that newspaper men shall not forget
him. The father of Henry Wilson was q
man named Goliath, who lived at Farm
ington, N. Fl. Young Wilson was named
Jeremiah. Jones Goliath; but when he was
seventeen years old it was the fashion for
people to send their names to the Legisla-
ture and have them changed; so young
Goliath sent his mp, along with list Of
others, and as q New Hampshire man
named Wilson had become quite local
lion by entertaining Andrew Jackson, Col
DGbR bCSSsaksS AAIAA s8tA0VAss IL Ou S&1C-
fully watched the acts Of the Legislatures
Of many Of the States you would be sur
prised at the number of people who, for
various reasons, have their names changed
every year; some because the names are
suggestive of findelicate subjects; some for
good and sufficient reasons. have heard
that August Belmont formerly was known
as Schonberg; but have no reason for be-
lieving the story. 1t has been said that
Whitelaw Reid used to write his name g J..
Whitelaw Reid;'' and I know that Bret
Harte was only few years ago Francis
Bret Harte, and that his wife still calls him
Frank. Frank Leslie was originally Henry
Carter, near London, but he changed the
name himself Charles Dickens had two
or three middle names, but he dropped
them: Recorder Hackett now writes HIM
self down:John KeteItas Hackett. AbraIn
Oakley Hall appears ii the city directory.
Billy Florence's name was William Conlan.
Grant was baptized Harry Simpson.
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Challenging Wyoming Woman's Vote


A woman at Medicine Bow, depositing
her vote last election day, was surprised
to hear rough sing out:
6. challenge that woman's vote"
son what grounds, sir?'
''She hasn't been long enough in the Ter
rltory."
Did the woman sit down and cry over it !?
1t is not recorded. Her dainty little
hand glided back into the folds of her pull
back, and the next thing that audacious
cuss knew he was gazing into the muzzle
of Derringer, while the fair voter re-
marked:
"How l,ng have I been in the Territory,
sir?''
ssLook out, madam-don't. That cussed
thing might go off-take it away; | beg
your pardon; I-don't touch that trigger
I-I-I'm mistaken in the woman. Please
point that the other way. I'll lick the ly-
ing sheep-thief that says you haven't lived
right here in this town for ten years. l
swar will.''
He scooted around the corner and she
smilingly passed in her ticket Wyoming
Herald.
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POETRY.
A CONSTANT READER.
BY AARMENAs MIX.
BY AARMENAs MIX.

BY AARMENAs MIX.
The oyerworked scribe of the Mudgith Gazette
Sat wondering-moneyess wight
If his office would ever be cleared of its debt.
With the times SO deplorably tight
When the tread of old leather was heard on the stair
And stranger stepped into the room,
Who asked with the :. don't let me bother Won air
Which the bore is 30 apt to assume
How are ye? the editor rose wi tn smile
and pleasantly yielded his chair
Placed the visitors sadly unbeautiful tile
(Which exhibited symptoms of weary
On the top of his desk, alongside of hrs own
"a shocking old plug, by the way.
And then asked in a rather obsequious tone,
Can we do anything for you to-day n
mo: jest called to see yer the visitor said
I'm friend to the newspaper man y
Here he ran red bankerchief over his head
And accepted the editors fan.
:" hev read all the pieces you've writ for your sheet
And they'r straight to the pint confess
That ar slap you gin Keyser was sartinly neat
You're an ornyment. sir to the press!"
+" am glad you pleased, said the writer sindeed;
But you praise me too highly. by far
Just select an exchange that you're anxious TO read
And while reading it, try this cigar.
By the way I've melon laid up for a treat
I've been keeping it nestled in ice,
It's beauty, sir, fit for an angel to eat
Now, perhaps, You will relish slice %
Then the stranger rolled up half a dozen or more
Of the choicest exchanges of all
Helped himself to the fruit, threw the rlnds on the
floor,
Or flung them at flies on the wall
He assured his friend that 's pieces were wrote
In manner oncommonly able
And he wiped his red hands on the editors coat
That hung at the side of the table.
By the way, I've neglected to ask you your name'
Said the scribe as the stranger arose;
st That's fact" he replied, I'm Abimalech Bame,
You've heerd o. that name, suppose?
I'm lvin' out here on the Fiddeto Creek
Where own good house and lot
The Gazette gets around to wunst every week
I'm the constantest reader you've got!"
" "Abimaech Bame," mused the editor, B-a-m-e-
Here his guest begged chew of twist -
81 am sorry to say your melifuous name
Doesn't hapen to honor my list!"
"'Spose not" was the answer no reason it should
For ye see jinc lots with Bill Prm-
He's liar subscriber and pays We in wood
And borry your paper o. him!'
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-12-17

The REGULAR ARMY.-During the last
yea on two unusual care has been observed
in enlisting men for the regular army. The
moral character of applicants has been
subject of close inquiry, and men OF devei-
oped bad habits have been rejected. 70
this system Adjatant General Townsend
ascribes the great decrease of deserters. In
1868, with an army Of 35, 900, the deser-
tions reached 10000 a year. During this
year. ending June 31st, the army being 25'-
600 strong, there were only 2,251 deser-
tious. against 1906 the preceding year.
Undoubtedly care in accepting recruits had
much to do with the growing stability. And
while it may not always be possible OF ex-
ercise TO the extent now practiced, the re-
suits attest its efficiency. With small
army and many men out Of employment
thera win be recruits enough offering TO
parmit 4 test of morals. Under different
conditions i change may be necessary, But
il Is generally easier TO let down the bars
than to put them up, and while close
scrutiny of morals win leave the worst
classes at home, where they are mover
wanted, there IS some compensation p the
increased efficiency Of the army consequent
on the enlistment of fairly good men.
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THE LARGEST
firSI Class Hotel in the Territor,

Having secured lease for long term of
years of this large and commodious house,
have renovated, refurnished and embel-
lished its roomy parlors and elegant suits
OF rooms, and no expense or pains will be
pared to continue to improve and keep it
on first class principles. The tables are
supplied with the verv best the markets
afford and the delicacies of the season. At
tendance unexceptionable. Terms, reason
able. 800.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-12-17

Many q good minded mother has warped
her son. 1 mind Satanward by arguing that
gray patches could be inserted into ms
black pantaloons without the other boys
being able to detect the difference Desroaf
Fyee Press.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-12-17

A TouaH FooT. They tell big stories
about the tough feet Of the Louisiana dar-
kies, but the Vicksburg negro is always
ready to compete for the medal. One Of
them entered q blacksmith shop the other
day to sell a horseshoe, and he placed his
bare foot on hot piece of iron just cut
from a bar. It was q full minute before the
heat struck in, and then he gave leap over
the anvil, and uttered 4 terrible yell. The
amith asked him to explain, and he re-
sponded
z Why, Ize bin standin' on dat piece Of
red hot iron I.
4 And didn't you know it r.
& No. not zactly; but | smelt suthen'
kinder Gurus for good while. but I fought
dere was dead hass around here sou,e-
wharf
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-12-17

DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
a,+,orizad canita1 $500, ,ooo
paiJ Tn CanitaI aI"..,............. oO,o00.
peTroaHcpt Surnlus Fund ,.. S50,U0 90
ni,,idend naid March a 1874 ... 10000 0G
9orra hanosits nrecee1inp six months 4S5 900 o.
Inyasfod in n s Ronds .. 214.nOG0
We transact general Banking business. and buy: al
highest rates Gold Dust, Coin. Gold and Silver hni
lion, and Local Securities; Sell Exchange and Teie,
graphic Transfers available in a parts of the United
States. the Canadas Great Britain, Ireland and the
Continent. COLLECTIONS made and proceeds remtted
promptly Our facilities for handling
branch of our business will receive special attention
Cash advances made upon Ores and same shipped tor
account Of owners. OR WE WILL BUY FOR
CASH at the very best rates allowable. Owners OF
mines will consult their interests by calling upon u.s.
275
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CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE

When introduced, carrying about thirty
two per cent of copper. When Withdrawn
the loose Jumps had the appearance des-
cribed in the test by Hahn & Luckhardt
The proc ess will undoubtedly be used for
the present i'm working copper ores, SO
abundant in our State, though it is claimed
thar it will work gold and silver ores with
equal facility. 1t is estimated that mine
able to furnish for reduction twenty tons
Der day win pay clear profit Of $500, 600 q
year.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-12-17
NEW NOR'- WESTERS.

Only iron wills opeE gates of gold.
A new name for tight boots--a corn
crib.
, 1875-06-15
Afnraf trlfgr. RflfifhfH,
6 enti9tauoa

et 81 erIin.s 10. Stunt, Sie oNorhb.
I. Muaemsipe 3eitunse ipiomete gcitern Der
qnfnnft Don Ser. 9toaten &ric9sl6lf-
fen in oeutlasl @sudNsrn infer Dem
gontre Momirul @Droen einen Artlfel.
sic last, mote er,parte ben aomirol Den
tie in Berlin gu einem 8e'u9e, uno ble.
tet oem'elbms ooln, ols eilems botbper=
oiientsn SfFiSisr einer isbr beffennoeten.
4 Station cit. lerSliaes @ilfonmen. Gas
oeldl dc Rriessi diff s2Orelsn@' fi'pr Der =:
: aolanuearsifauiiae 5lptte big on bic Wflln@.
ouinag(s Der Glbe entgessn uno nad ben
iibli6en '@amtiailien 9~elsitste }issbie=
ielbe in ben 0ofcn bon @lildfaot. SnH
BORT miro lie balb pen &rieSsbofen bon
.&id beiu6sn, poIelbit Die MomirolItdt
Die umiansrei4iten @orbcreitul'een gu
ibrem Gmpfansc trifft. 8reBs 6eitll9=
Ieiten weroen ibr gu su g4ren ltettftloeN
Gr= 9enotor &arl 5durs 1T pm Ser=
lin mad bem 9iioen 9eutl3laNo's abs
9ereilt.
ger1i Il, IA. SUM-, 9it @ef ld8te
baB Die Oflisiere pes omerifani'd' den @e
1dmaoers in Berlin Seitens Der teiler=
Iidcn 9rin5eh unb bes @beIs Der oeut1
iden Nomiratitdt Die bcr5li6lte Infnob=
Tue eeiunben batter. Sic i'll Berlin oH=.-
aljalIscn Mmcritaner oaben ~ Gbsen cer
ielben elm Banfett. I r, ~
Ser @raf ppa Mrnim 1T III 9aulann'
. i9mer erfrantt. u
, 1875-06-15
GrnnfreiG D.

! s1s SAT- g. IA. SUM. Gin Gelsseb
''@pr@loe sur a9leenliruna Der 9rsIe,
wcl4e bon Dem S~ulti5minilier SuInnre
in Babe Der MISUNDERSTANDING utl=
tsrbreitet tueroel i'm, lit per6fentli9I
Z tpprben. Ser 8elaserun9ssnHano mlro
barin alsl mlfgeboben erfldrt uao slnA
griffe ouf Bic &esierun9 ilaof Sen 4qiili=
oc,ten Der &epublif lpereau nit MD lue-
niger ols 5luei Monoten, Nlp ilt9t mebr
! .aIs NIT orei SSabren &cfdhgrdB unb nit
@elbbuBen non 800 bjs $1,000 seobna
bet. Strafsn aucreen'ebenio auf bic Ser
Ofentli6uns falI9srNaSri4ten unS bon
9%etiiioren, pel6e Mooilitationcll Der
Gonltitution fur0ern, 9elcst,,isss.ss
: = grdiipsnt Mae9Rabon bbis!t seitern
4 in 2ons6qnlps cine &epue1 aiber $4,000
@olbafsu9ubs 3oo,ooos3nl1auer iDaren
ouse9ett..S aa'@''as'''
, 1875-06-15
! Cur opaifas nabridten.

stuttgart. Scr Gtaats. Gnsetses
cpnltdttrt,,s baB bic WarfredInina in
Bartembergqam 1. Suit poranSiidtlif
uid)t tlr arf bem Yapter, ionpern tn
Mirfli1feit in'S '9ebcn treten iuerbe,
oa Elm se~nagenoer Meiin5uorrat6( oor'
bamben iein werSs. 'aa - : g.
Der giisnbatnpertras 3piihen ga'
ben nnb Birtembers betrsfeno BIZ
2inien Sastfetb.@ berba9, Seilbronn'
.gppingen unos @btltabs Vreuoenltaot
1T am %. Wai 81 Stuttgart ratificiri
morben. Die Muswe6slung oes nit
Sbisem in8srbinouns itebenoen babil9,
9siliiden agsrtrass finoet osmaa9l,
itatt.
,aus gang fiaeter Nuelle 1T benz in
Stuttgart :ri6einenoen sDeutldeu
,@olfssBlatt~ Srsan bes Shdofs b.
.Sefele, Die Nadribt su9egansen, oab
in ben ilngiten Tasen Der Yaplt Sers
anlaiiun9 9enommen Fat, iid iiber bic
Grnennung Ses YfarrerS Or. Sawar5
in G%umangeM 5u leinem 3aus.YrSlas
ten, aussuipreden. @r bemertte, baB
er baOnr9 ,,weoer benz Bilhof b. 81.
fsle seseniibsr cine DemOnifration mas
6en, nod sesen Die 8esieraus in Sp,
petition treten iuo0te.
Der NuslduB bes Neutrality-suspicious.
SanoelSsG ereinS bat beldlolIen, fur bic
@rridtans elmer Hsi6sbanfs SauptlteGs
in Stuttgart, iow;e fir @eidSbant'
Steuen in sr0Beren 9tGoten oes Gan'
bss, ais Seilbrouu, Hsutlinseu, HIM,
ourb cine motipirte @inItabs an bic
b6dtsn. .@sidss uuo 2anoess9 eb0rosu
III wirfen.
Wien. Gnoli1 III Sic Winiherfrilia
Banbans . Gblumedp pOriber. Dit
tailerlidsn Sanbi9rsiben, ourdl welde
srltens Dem SanOslSsW inifter 9aubans
lin @naben Die aus @siunobeits' Slid
(idten erbetene @ntbsbung pom Imte"
beluinist, vpeitens Sitter o.. G9lumsdg
BON Iderbau> gum Sanosls.W iuiitcs
beioroert uno brittens @raf WannsIelc
aum NdertausW iniltsr ernanHt uiro,
lino AM 20. Wtai in BET nWierer Seis
tung" pnblicirt woroen. DaS WtiHlfe'
RUM Iuersperss2aHsr parbe oIrd oie'
fen Ysrionenwediel nidt erlhitteri
bic @snner btr 99s;TfSaHSaaJ. as.ts s'nst
, 1875-06-15

nit 2ad6'uer fug, l6pere8 ronbDunbcp
Die wobrlGeinlitb BEN SOB berlslbcn Ger
tbeifiibren. ao
Z. Yropioenct 9.=S., IS. SAM
.Sn ben Soblenmineu po.a @ortslrputl
criApB 6rclta9 @beno 5fobert s. Goiet
feline Gron uilb begins Damn Setbitmoro
Dian last, baB 6aicD fiir3li0 mad ldlt
9erer Abwelerbeit aus Colorado suriid
tebrte uno leine Srou i0rpon9er iotto.
Sielel6e bate audbreno leiner Mbpeien=
belt nit eincm Manns, Nomens 9Bm.
Gonnor, Elm intimes gerbdltlliB sebabt.
New=D OFF, 10. Ser S4neG5ua.
lpel0er Din Samitag NdOnittag 8 l9l
Solton perlisB, ent9leiIte, .wa6reno q
nit poaer @sl4lppdDt5fsit fulr, IN Del
gidbe upn Sermont= 5tutipn pier ri
len oherboIb Der 9arlem Bride. 5
ben Yarlor Wog9ons muroen Die YaIla
siere uno pie Size unb 6ppbes hurd
pen pIobli6en hlr1tbaren StoB bunt
our9clnanoer geworfen. @iceprdli0ent
@iilon, Der IT'D i'm ~Slueiten gSa9en be.
fano, entfam pine Die 9ertnlte8 erfcbu1tg
Spre6er Blaine, Der I'M eriten Maggob.
Ylab genommelL pllroe porwairts &C..
l4lcnoert uno Elm 5opba fiel iiber l9r,
cine beheutenoe gontnli pu Ser reaten
'Sette pcruria4eno, SRI. u. 8. Carer,
Die Opcrnidnseriu, trll8 cine iei@te @er
leBung an Der S6ulter oaoon, Nas
un9liid mar our6 Elm Yfero, oas oui
Dem @eleiie ipa5ierer ging, oeruriaAt
Doroen. Sic Gin9eweire mo an1err
sbeile oes osbteren fanO man ubcrall
bin 5erItreut,
So G=&iser, MsaI, Ia, SUM, So.
icph putoon eon Guebse lpuros gclterH
our0 Seremlas Gone our9 3uTaa CT,
idoIien,
Die Bejoen luaren %intinne 6rel5nog
uno oos lln3liid seldab urb naAldl
li9e 9%ano9abull9 zines G'slue9res, pql,
Dem Gone be6oupiet, 4nidt ael0NBt sc
Datcn, Dap C gslaotn par. -
Ho bpiQe 13. Suhi. SsHe@o oo
,lon, ell Neger,, lit Il bic Aatlo0e per-
baitet poroen, Jrau 80 q. Sogrttt II
llrer @o9nuns bel SalenL 5tna,s fr
mnroet ~ 9absrt, irofm Il tie itraagn
.lirte. 9as 9als mar I'M $63 beraq94
.uno bisles iAsiat osr eill5igs @riao pc,
@aproes 0aoelen aH 'leil, Der W}5roel
puroe DOH Der Gprencrs Sarp {Nnlpis
aerftdrt aao na6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81, 2enis s, Is. SUM, s}aNriA.
as,bepl Weitsa MelSsl, oaB %.
%. Scatins, eli Yuuoesmarl6aG, IN.
Der Standardization 90. 8. 6treet
siren beiBen Ganlpf nit elmer ganoe
G%DsDeanes in Gaiulins= County batten.
geioe pefi6an5ten ii6 unb fo6ten piet
Stunoen lang, lie erl@olien Z Snbianet
iino tritben Die Mnbern auriid. r8 ,ag
, 1875-06-15
,,StMsn.

.aas,s ,2.oanb 0 IT,. IA. Sunie,siS Sic gSollp
E'sas Nsps" brinst cine Depei6e aus. &om,
Z ID ipDna6 in Tolse Der '8fl sum sS4nBs
''a bees's9utlitums unbs 5nr nnteroriidnne
bes Sanbitenweisns, Die Die 2infe ni6t,
pie cine 9eitriseS epside %lautete, billist,
aionOeren bsfampfts cine Miniisrtrilis
50 bcpprItebe.
Is berridt 9roBe @,freguns aus In-
LAP bislsr Situation. Solte bic Ser.
dnberuns li6 pollsicben, 10 ipiiroe Sello
" premieaniniItsr werben. g
, 1875-06-15
0rie1snlano.

atbe1n, IA. SUM-. 9ie Speslcloe-.
''Speid,en an bic 9onboner Sosraaie, bab
Der &oni9 bon @rie9cniano jeoen Mu=
0pas 9enblideaboanten f5rns uilo ustlGiebcne
&rie9si9ife frsmbsr 5Mddte in Den
srisdii9en @ewdfIsrn f~reuStcm, iino uu-
fpabr. Sos 2ano bcfinoet ii9 in ppl-
~ fommfer &1be.& an
, 1875-06-15
SrieHiAe SonfnItdttonet
nnenteeIbItb.

gb.ttr @therarten nod fb6brtae @Faasea s.brai&k.
gensbe 10000 patienten ipurSet bon itrt In ben lssten
,tpansts Sabren bsbanbet. Sober Sail tpirb etnseln iprs.
fditta ~restfrirt, rb brieid pber perl5nltt, pb non benz
Doctor felbf pber ieinsn Sdlfsdrsten. 2sstsre fab ale
pifenfdaftlid aebilbste W~leDiciner..
GGe Yatisntsn, welte e%ntfsrnt &ptfen, erbalten cine
disfittli6e Graeshlifte franco per pOf bier I'M Sauls.
Gin spatdnOiees isffet1atfdes Gintraset IN beh 9aderr.
~ssrbinhert Geblsr pter Sr%rttimer. Die glder uerbet
txr spt ben anSeteltea Ier;tet se6fnet.
gBssua Sraeenlite otsr aneerpeitise GrafItattrata
streifre man tute fplst,
n Or. Is. 3. FooTE,
..-l.g iss He a1 Box 7ss, New YafA
, 1875-06-15
Moentci, ~perfdnaf.
lsa Box 7ss, New yeFsA

bh. Foors TT Der gerfafss ftetrerer fiettttntftts
fDerte, bon penet ems iber 100000 Gremplare Glbfas
~esfuaSen bat. Gin sBeiies aDas Wenibsnfpfteit" pbsr
rGfsne 8pltsfprd6e lnb seianber Wlenl6suYerftdnS,"
bat etnen abfns son lbsr 10000 erreiht. Dteiss lestere
Vert erI6etn. iest etsltid anb truti&. Gin neteres
Werf bGifeai6aft amb Didtun8" pber SAMMY TuBRs,
Der iussaS!ias Irtt, unb spoSsiEt bet ldftse ais, ere
fdttnt s~prldafs nlf en8liI6. messn 9nbaltSperssihs
niHe ettles gDerte tpbGe man ltb eatfptber an Dr. FootE
~snten rher an bic Murray Hill Verlagsbuohhhndlhhg,
1919 East e5tn Street, New York,
ssentsn ntrbef, fir hen gsftfisD ttslet Wsffe sttfdASs
hnS srbaitet feHr ettRi8e Settssnrsea. 81 ttatdef
Mecht bat f@sn surdb ben @srfaaf ttefer mtrfe lt6 ben
@tuutntin ;u eiien f3enen gstntssen eeiegt ,,Dns
WrnfGsAisfsm" III fur @tnadiehs uab ,,QBifenidhft unS
8i9uhs" fir BE Suaet titt scrsiaItdea, Iebttei&es uns
.ntere0antts Wsft. Gin Snbaltspet5eiGfis Der Wctfe
trel4es franco per grt an ieSe ItttNt nerfdhbt fstssi
siett cine SpafanSise BefGrttbahs ~bssiAbsa. EUa
sinttal,
Weentea pber GoIpDrtetre Dtrlanpk
Mnfe9iire fDte 'Dbett,
, 1875-06-15
Dit Tnhknr

1T bettmmt. bas suiSa bisberise Seilp.rfabren iiuts
suitoben. 0te Sur wirb burb bas ioseuannte
Spbbao nnS bur9 g%tnnebmen BON Sobpulpcr
bewirtt & tie eobbaser Ssisen an, no pie arant9cit
tbfen Stb bot, rpie til lie fiest, n1s gu .slei9er
Ssit seisen fe bic ae5enstraft bes IeenlGfn on.
Ianienoe itnb tn ben lebtet1 smsi Sabren ir oer
ioerben. rntsr BEN @ebeitten beiinoen ii6 piele
gerste ,ttb Qpotbtter. Ole 2ohbdbar unterideiret
I5 pom atloeret 8aoern baour9, bab fe 6treft auf
bic &rartbeit etnipirten, u b ben franferl Stoif entS
~iernert; tn rpel1er S5orm er uud1 gum RorIbein
TONNE. Ste 5ino elm 9erbrenitun9s< ober @usi9ei5
bun9ssproceb ber GrantbeitsitoIfe. Sober Srante
rtr6 bet oer @nrcenbun9 81. Ser aur f~o5ula9en ietn
.issnsr arst; @ean S@e1aanS bnr9 bttie 9aoer ass
tenb na9 Der bisberi9et .9etluetbeoe bic WattteL
gep5bnli9 seiabrltGcr iinb afs bic RratfbeitjeIbit,
nnb i9 6iters eth gan5es Seer ie-unodser &ranfs
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