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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-07


EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
T. Of Orleans, No. 436s3-By virtue OF a writ Of
seizure and tale to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish Of reans
in the above entitled cause will proceed to son
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc.
and Customhouse streets, in the Second Distrsst
txslvs O'Clock n. the following Described prop
/: TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and Improvements, rights
ing or in any wise appertaining, situsted IN tho
Fourth District Of this city in the square bounded
streets and the public landing or Water street
designated 80 lots numbers one and two, and
measuring each twenty one feet front on the pub
Tchouptouas or Levee street, by depth Of eighty.
five feet more or less; lot man Der one forming the
which said lots Of ground form parts Of the orr
ginal lote numbers one and two. described .
plan by Schroeder, engine. +. dated April 2s 1885.
Plan book NUMBER two. Also tho s''1 tights
Of Iattuss in front Of said property The
herein from the succession of Wenderlin Doll, by
act passed before Pierre Charles Cuvellier, late
notary ,o public IN this city on the sixth day Of
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together with
the appul tenances thereof situated in the suburb
Lafayette. Fourth District OF this city. in the
SQUARE bounded by the Mississippi river, the
streets. designated plan made by J. Pile, late
surveyor, on the second Of May 1924. and deposited
lie in this city, by the letter G. and measures
sixty front on said public road or Levee street.
and extending in depth to the Mississippi river
bounded on the one side by lot designated on said
plan BY the letter 3. and on the other by Jopeph-
Inc street, more or lees. Said property was ac-
CURED by the defendant herein by purchase from
Philip Harry, by act passed before T. J. Beck late
notary public in this city on the tenth day Of
February. 1860.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spOt
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
w 10 Is au7 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of (rleapa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-07
SPLENDID CHANCE

SPLENDID CHANCE
a FORTUNE.
THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
SATURDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1879,
A GRAND GOLDEN DRAWING
Capital Prize 100000:
ONE PRIZE TO EVERY SIX TICKETS.
$3.50 PRIZES.
N ALL AMOUNTING IN TIN AGGREGATE TO
HALF 4 MILLION IN GOLD!
The Drawing gill positively commence ct TEN
O'CLOCK on tho morning of SATURDAY, Decem-
Der 1873. ct one Of the largest thestres in tho
city. It will bs conducted With .
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
For which the best musical talent available In
the country will be eng aged and to which every
holder Of COUPON TICKET viii b entitled to
FREE ADHESION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-07

Robert Collyer has fresh lecture on
stSslt"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-07

LOOK AT THE soHEMEs
Extraordinary Scheme!
10000 Tickets at $50 Each.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-07

APPRDxIMAT PRIZES:
100 Approximation Price 1t $500. .$2U, 900
100 Approximation Prizes at $780,. 10000
100 Approximation Psizes At S75.. $500
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-07

Queen Victoria mas twenty grandchildren.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-07

A hackueyed exprsssion-"Ride up, SIR!
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-07
Pierre Davis and Cyprien Courbe Ladre.
yere William Stratmeyer

EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
jy7 10 IS au7 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-07

The Drawing vili positively commence as TEN
O'CLOCK on tho morning of SATURDAY, Decem.
ber2 1878. ct one Of the largest theatres in tho
city. It viii bs conducted viths
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-07

For which the best musical talent available In
tho country will be eng aged, and to which every
holder Of COUPON TICKET viii b. entitled to
FREE ADMISSION.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-20

In 1890 John Curran delivered
before tho Irish parliament the fol-
lowing address. Every word and
sentiment is applicable to our pre-.
sent condition, and would make II
suitable address for any member CT
our legislature. 1t is nearly n cen
fury since the patriot spoke. Tue
tyrant and mis- tools have long since
mouldered in ignominious and for
gotten graves, but he who took
"God for his king and justice for
his purpose, lives to day hallowed
in the memory of every heart that
is brave and truo
*** "A newsprinciplc of gov
crnment is advanced, and that is
the-bayonet We are to be-
silenced by corruption within or
anelled by force of arms without.
Nor is it necessary that these avow,
ed principles of bribery and arms
should come from any high personal
authority; they have been delivered
by the known rotainers OF the adj
ministralion. For my part | do
not know how it may be my destiny
to fall-it may he by chance, or
violence, bn, should it be my fate
to perish the victim ot some bold
and honest discharge of my duty, |
will not shun it. will do that
duty; and should become II victim
to the public canse, the most scnsi-
bic of my regrets would be that on
sueh an altar there should not be
inundated u more iIiust-ions sacri
fee. as to myself. while ] live !
shall despise the peril | hold thai
the administration whicl, can give
sanction to menacos Ike these Is
responsible for their consequence
! to the nation and to the individual.
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Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, January l0.-The
patrons of husbandry of Louisiana and
Mississippi have issued m address to
the order throughout the United States
endorsing the report of the su6-com-
mittee of congress. The address con-
cludes as follows. "Believe us, this re-
port, made by gentlemen of the .orth
and intelligent congressman of both
political parties, tells the truth. We
refer you to it and trust that every pat
ron to whom this appeal may come,
will give il an attentive reading"
J. II. Vaughan, through his attorney,
Judge John A. Campbell has filed u
petition in the sixth district court
claiming one hundred thousand dollars
damage from Sheridan, Emory, Derro-
BRAND and ii. J. Campbell, who, on
the fourth Of January, unlawfully, vio-
lently and forcbly made an assault on
petitioner, and elected and thrust him
from the house Of representatives,
where he claimed a seat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-20

alpf Aleorn presented the subject ly
describing the condition NJ tho districts
liable to overflow, and the utter lnahil,
NY OF the people 10 protect themselves
ny repairing the broken leyees, aud by
showing the value OF this aluylal sos,
Hon TO the nation NJ large,
The president said he had always dc.
sired 10 aid IN promoting the happI,
ness and prosperity Of all the people Of
Tie south, but al times he felt that
acts ofylolence 20 constantly occurring
would prevent amy aid from the gen.
eral government
Nh sheldon suggested that II was
Impossible for the people Of Louisiana
10 repair tho leyees broken by the Hood
OF last year that the section of coun.
try along the river bud always been
peaceablei that the colorod people
largely preponderales, aud TINT the
people who were disposed 10 commit
acts " Violence constituted q very
small minority, and that the whole
should not be- held responsible aud
made 10 suffer for the ncts Of u small
portion, lIe said, further, TINT the lm-
poycrlshcd condition Of the people was
one cause II bad feeling aud violent
aclloni that Of the vigorous use of
power was required TO preserve order
and protect life, 10 40 acts of benefits
would have n modifying effect,
Tho president said his remarks were
not Intended ~ much IN 10 indicate his
own feelings M 10 suggest what the
committee might have TO meet In the
feeling, Of congress, He had not seen
the report, hut when II comes, he
would consider the subject and decide
what he would do,
After remarks from other gentlemen
and the president the committee took
their departure, feeling that the prcsl-
dent would recommend favorable nc
ton on the part OF congress.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-20

DALLAS, January 10, 1915

DALLns, January w, 1870
70 tho Editor of the Dallas Herald
have passed the time since the LIST
Of January, instant, In your pleasant,
improving, progressive and prospect
lively important.city. Would a synop-
sis of my observations be acceptable
for your readers?
Immediately before coming TO Dali
las | had travelled over large part OF
Texas, visiting your principal cities,
and closely scanning their status and
prospects. ! am free TO say saw IN
no city evidences Of greater pres
ent prosperity than in Dallas. In
deed, | think there are u greater num-
Der of valuable buildings now being
erected in your city than in any in
Texas have yet visited. | learn that
recent contracts have been made for
the erection of twenty or thirty new
buildings. This indicates confidence
in the future Of your city.
learn that for the last four years,
which covers the period of the ingress
of at least three-fourths of your presel
population an unusual degree of health
has been enjoyed by your community.
have been led to inquire what is
the cause of the great degree of pros
perity enjoyed by Dallas. think all
is explained by two words, energy and
enterprise. Will such be continued,
and will they take proper directions.
What are the directions for these two
qualities to take to insure the con-
tinued prosperity of your growing city?
Concerning this, may with your per-
mission) give my views at II future
time. design continuing my observa-
tons of more matters and things which
may come under my observation in
your city and vicinity during my so.
journ among you-no one communities
ton exceeding the space by this occu'
pied. gass A VISITOR.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
CASTELAR, Refuses q Seat IN the Spanish
Cortes.
Closing or u Catholic Seminary The
P0pe's Health.

LONDON, January l0.--The cable
steamer Farraday issafe ut Portland
The health Of the pope Is alarming.
The Times has been mulcted In the
sum Of five hundred pounds sterling In
the libel case in regard to the Emma
mine swindle.
PARIS, January l9.--Haute Pyrnees
"a Bopapartist) has been elected 10y six
thousand majority. This result causes
u sensation.
MADRID, January l0.-Castelar re-
fuses n seat in the cortes becauses he IL
required to swear allegiance to the
monarchy. He is in Geneva.
BERLIN, January l9.-rhe Catholic
seminary at Fulda has been closed.
The head priest was expelled.
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Tennessee Legislature.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, January l9.--The
two houses of the legislature balloted
separately for United States senator
to-day, without any result. In the
senate the vote stood, Johnson, six !;
Stephens, six; Brown, three; Bale,
four; Savage, two; Quarles, two; Ew-
ing, one; Kennedy, one. The result
of the second aud third ballots
were the same as the first. In the
house no nominations were made, and
but one ballot had. Johnson received
twenty-five; Stephens, eleven Brown,
eleven; Bale, eleven; Quarles, five
Ewing, six; Savage, six ; Brownlow,
two; Hawkins, one. Both houses adj
iourned till tomorrow.
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; nelnunre Legisinture.

DOVER, Del, January l9.--Governor
Cochran was inaugurated at noon to-
day. The oath was administered by
Willard Salisbury, chancellor. The
governor in his inaugural, denounccs
military interference in Louisiana. A
vote will he taken for United States
senator by both houses to morrow.
Bayard will he reelected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-20

MINIATURES, January 10 Senator
Carpenter aud Governor Washburne
have been invited to address the men,
bers of the legislature Oh Wednesday
on the condition of affairs in the south.
Carpenter has accepted, hut Wash
burne,s intentions are unknown.
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Kiernan Nominated.

ALBANY, n. Y, January In the
assembly this afternoon +. kieriaI'
was nominated for the United States
senate, receiving seventy-nne votes,
against fifty two for Edwin ID. Morgan.
In the senate Kiriran received thir-
teen to seventeen for Morgan.
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PROVIDENCE, II. ! January 10
The general assembly met to-day.
The governors annual message Is
confined to state affairs. Two ballots
were taken for United States senator,
without AN election. burnside Leafs.
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Nnw NoHH, January l0,--l'he special
meeting OF the union league adjourned
Without action upon the resolutions
concerning Louisiana,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-20

HAhRlsnpRQ, i'An January l0,--rhe
republicans have nominated jain
Allison, present register Ut the United
STATES treasury, fur senalOE
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NicKsnuRd, January lO.--lfederal
bayonela have restored order, or other
wise, IN the ahpriil's office,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-20

nm MEATmEn Ia.nAN.

For the west gulf states, rising lrm.
Oeraturc, falling barometer north 10
e0st wind aud partly cloudy weather,
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i,e,ih OF An Etilnr.

HARTFORD, Coma, January he
b. Cooke, of tive Hartford American
IL dead,
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Ham,,p Reelected.

AUGUSTA, MAINE, January TO-
Hamliu was reelected senator to-day
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DeaIh aIAsnInnnII.

NEw NORN, January l0,-Willlam
H. AaplhNHll, well known IN shipping
and commercial circles, II dead.
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Sllo 49, &-~N-> ~ - ~ ~ -
IN gold coin, choice lands, firms ana city
residences. Among the prizes there VIII be
S25,UOO In gold. The ronl estate IN put III
al It's actual value.
COM VEN DAT DRY. Having, from our
long acquaintance with j. II. Foster. every
confidence IN his integrity, we feel Justified
In saying We believe he win carry out his
distribution honestly and fairly. Signed by
the mayor, Hon. J.T. u. wilson, ana the city
council.
That old aud reliable paper. the Houston
Telegraph, which rarely cond, sends to no.
tlce individual enterprises, says OF the first
drawing;
Not even the most captions and suspecting
person c0uld take exceptions To the manner
of the drawing. IL was fnir, honorable ana
equitab o.
very best citizens, and kindly gave their time
and labor to the superintendent Ofthe draw
Ing, or rather did The actual lanor ofil
Captain Foster hns acted hOn0rably and
fairly throughout the whole management OF
this enterprise. Wholesome money mas been
made by the venture In oil probability, yet
the property given rs prizes hns only Melted
a fair price. aud the profit Is only an ex-
change of the property for cash.
That sthtlilCh democratic paper, Tie HouS-
ton Age, has the following:
THE q lMMlTTEE
of gentlemen wns one of The bpst that could
have been selected by the audience. Hon.
-. ". bn 'TlI1, WlO sHptiNiScu
Is our present representative, and one OF the
most popular men in the district,
THE DRAWING
was prefaced by explanation from Cap
tain Foster, OF the mode OF drawing THIS
was well received and understood, precisely
as explained by the circulars. Captain Fos'
ter said that while he wished all his home
people good luck, heyct was free to say that
with the people OF poor Mississippi, Louisi'
ana and south Carolina, he felt greater
sympathy, and he did nope they would draw
the lnrge.t number ofprizes, that they might
come to free country, end make white
man'sliving This sentiment was received
with loud cheers.
Tie drawing was then proceeded with and
the result Is announced elsewhere"
No connection with the Denison, Wagley
Il Iockhar,, or any other similar enterprise
Tickets So eaph,
and Il liberal discount on orders Tor greater
number. RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED
Must have the confidence or the community
In which thew live send 70 circular. Ref
erence-- Dunn, Barlow 4 Co, 4 reference book
tonnd IN ali banks. ] w. HOUSE, Treasurer
Address, j. T.. FOSl Err, Manager,
Houston. Texas.
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THE. GALVESTON TIMES

Call ut NJ B. franklin & Cn.'s and sub
scribe for the Gniveston Times. published
by ougHERy & VAN HnRN. II Is a strnighf-
out democratic. and tile largest r1d cheap
esi paper in the state. 3tSim b
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FOR SALE

-Four Shar.s full paid mp stock In the Dali
las Bridge TO n rany. Apply to nr. NJ.
rrpwduS, at the drug store If Crovdus 4
Williams, ar 10 \. \. RECORD,
At W. CaruthS, six miles north Of Dalia>
2,5diw
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TO EMlGRA ANTS!

You may ind WORK rs applying to A. j..
Lawton. 1T y. f. tiuei.y'S u Lamar street, at
once 20odlt
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A package OF papers, patents, deeds, etc, T.,
the name of William, Mckinney, very much
damaged by water; were found 10 mills ".
az the s;resnvillr road. The owner can have
Inc same BY apply ing Al this ofaee aud pay.
ing for this nsiies. 2oif
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.
GALVESTON.

dALNEsroN, January ~ ~ None,
! steady. Gold higher, lll@lsl, silver
easier lOblGlOdl, buying aud selling
II ldes quiet dry illni, selected, lalci
ns they run, lh60lhlo, wet sailed se'
lecled, OGOlci butchers green. 7bmsc
dry suited, sold ~ dry ilInt with allow.
nnGe for salt, glue stock, SO.
Cotton - Market steady; ordinary
lci COOL Ordinary, Isle; low mid
ding, liaci middling, lilc; good mid.
ding, l5.ci sales =, 2OO bales receipts,
! ,Ol6 bales stock, On, aas bales,
NEW YORK.
NEW i0RiS, January lO.-Noon-
Stocks active, lower aud unsettled.
Money . per cent. Gold, ll2l,
Exchange, long, - 81 short, 81 O0l;
governments dull. State bonds quiet
and nominal,
Cotton steady. Sales, 3al balcs. Up.
lands l5sc; Orleans l5ic.
Futures opened flrmer. February,
l5l@l55-l0c; March, 10 25-32(9l5 27.9Jc;
April, 10 l-l0@lOic; May, 1917 S9@l1
7-a2c.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, January 10. Noon, Got.
ton, active uplands, I'D; Orleans, sd,
sales, $4,000 bales including 1000 for
speculation aud export, Sales basis,
middllng uplands not below good or.
binary shipped December aud Jauu.
AIRY, I'D; do, nothing below low mid
ding shipped January aud February
7sd; do deliverable February aud
March, I'D; do deliverable March and
April, nc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January l0.-Cotlon
demand moderate. Sales $500 bales
Prices very irregular Good OF.
binary TO strict good ordinary, l3l
@l3ic; low mlddling 10 strict low
mjddllng, liiG9l5sc; middling to strict
middling, l4i(l5ic; good middling tC
middling fair l5l0l6lc.
Receipts, l2,237 bales; exports cont
nent, 2,ISS bales; stock DOS, l22 bales.
Gold ll2i. Sight and sterling
unchanged.
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Er<DFS S AID.

Several small tracts of land, containing
from four to twenty-five acres, lying near the
city. suitable for vegetable gardens Prices
low md terms easy. Apply to
THOMAS FIELD.
.Spliw
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BY TELEGRAPH

MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
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MARSHALL, TEXAS.
J. j. cARSEs. F.E. GuEDRY
cARNEs e. GUEDRY,
INSURANCE AGENCY,

Representing lie most reliable Fire and
Marine Insurance companies. We are pre- :
paied TO write ia good solid companies AL
CLASSES of fiIe ri ks and. ais }, 10 take risks NJ
the lowest rates On cotton and niili r. mel
chand.s. to ana from uf the northern
rofts Of the Uuit,d Safes Or uropp, IN
frsi-class Marine insurance "on panirs.
OFFlCB-OvT ity bank. 2S'ilw
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FOR SALE.

A No. second -iand plano for sku. cash.
or will trade for wood land near Dallas Ad-
dress Lock Box LIS, Dallas postofnee.
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JOB woRk-Letter Heads, Cards, Circulars,
j Blu Heads, Posters, Lawyers hriefs, Pam
phlets and every kind Of Job Printing
promptly executed al the Herald oftiee
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brs General 3oblmeiters.
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Gin rihtiacs sauitdtsmarim.

Srtnun1 1T brs binlmeI5 erItcs Gjeies. GieIes
erpee Narim :riHt b~elcneerS bel Der GrfilIuna
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Der llnrrcnun1 III ii6ertptuben, fam maH rem nc.
prbntst llnrraelmi i0feiten bc5 3Grrers Ieid,t
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Die 0fIunebrit pire duf einer hduerneen Wrlnb
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I6leunigcr Nirflna nit Soffcttcrs Maacu-
bittcrcut nleIcn fpnute. Stir ieees bic 6je.
rGrmr, 2stcr unb Naacn ferittrrnte Qeireu urr
fir pte ;dhlreiden iYmpntbrti Idben NerrenIeieen,
peltbe aus Strrunasn Der Nabrunascraaue emf
ifebcn. it las Sitters Elm bGhft ,urerliNiaes Gi-
%ssnrrittsl. Seine punorrbars @irfiamfeit wirp
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llrIadje FOLDER 2eicrn. tir llnrelcImG iofeit he.
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ben rnrh 0rdnfhtit berrcraetrnhien @rrluf an
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WehleiTeber, Hbeumati5mu4 une NsrYsn,ittern
fpcictrn Itcts Her Wirfuna tieIcr iidcru unb mad.
tiaen Weeicin. &~sNelmGbigcr Stubl1ara, autrr
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aeb0ren Sl rem Seonuratn, meIde Itin 6jetraud
nerletbt Gs ~frdTti1t, lirerrt Die 9eeriidtbeit ors
NettteS. unp incem e5 ben rplfcmmeneu StrH-
TtdbIeI b%cfcrcert, trIat e5 weftntli6 bl;u tei, ti.
Winfct unb eiu9efnllenen SteQen cincs abaema-
derten, eina fhrumpften 6Srper5 nit fcfem ae.
lunten 8leii6t su fiiltn. "