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Louis p. Rohner 81 Pine street, Balti-
more, Md.
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Ohio.
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Iowa.
65-John McEntee. Box 262. Port Byron
New York.
66-W. j. Nolen, box 346, Kingston, NY.
73-C. w. Smith, box 537, Fort WAYNE.
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CHAPTER VIII.
THE FLIGHT.

Derby was a small interior town at the
time Of our story, and our travellers
reached it at noon of the day upon which
they had left Eversley.
Here they stopped for few hours, again
taking stage coach and reaching Easton
at might-fall. Here an accident occurred
which most materially altered their plans
Of action, and caused them to travel more
continually in the future
1t seemed that the news Of the fight OF
Cecil Esmond, and the current report that
ne had not only taken a large amount of
money, but also had swIndled the com
munity TO a large extent, had reached
Easton.
A special messenger from Scotland Yard
had been dispatched to all the little in
terror towns, and after they had taken
their suppers, Cecil and his companion
were somewhat startled and alarmed to
observe on the wall of the inn
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REWARD el.O0o. +"

The above reward will be paid for the
apprehension and delivery to the proper An-
thorities at Scotland Yard, of one Cecsl Is
mond, late president of the Australian Gold
Mining Company, Of London. Said person
now being fugitive from justice, and a pub
he defaulter, all local officers OF the hrw are
empowered to arrest hun without fsrther in
structlons or warrant, wherever found"
Here followed an accurate dssoriptisn
Of the fugitive as he had sppearsapre vious
to his effecting his present disguise
The two men looked at one another after
they had read the proclamation over, and
then intutively discerned thsir danger.
Both sought the outer air.
"We are in for it." said the man For
est. That bill will set all the eo.ntry
officers on the lookout. We mus. start ON
ON foot to the next town, ano - and
reach Liverpool by Tomorrow night"
Cecil allowed his cOmpanion to lead as
he would. Throughoat it all he had re-
lied implicitly upoA this man. Dread OF
imprisonment and its certainty were he
captured, caused HIM to blindly confide in
this messenger from his cousin, Eugene
Faber. He relied implicitly upon Faber
for the very fact that he was 20 anxious TO
secure his escape, was 70 his mind suf4ici-
ent evidence that he was friendly disposed
towards him. He little knew the deem
treachery he was capable of, ana the self
ish motives which underlaid the outer
semblance Of friendly regard and aDpar-
emily sollcitous anxiety for his welfare.
1t will be long tramp" said Forest
" i can walk it, replied Cecil. "Whsn
Q man Is in danger of arrest, and 90 very
peculiarly circumstanced a. am, he would
sacrifice much of personal comfort in order
to secure q perfect immunity from i'm
prisonment.
You are in q bad box" said Forest
"but you may get out of it yet. You
amt the first man who has found specula-
ton risky load to carry"
" am in q wrong Light before the pub
lie, !" said Cecil. "In the loss of INV for
tune more than wealth IN gone. Reputa-
ton and honor have been engulfed in the
ruin, and l know no cours.e to pursue"
Then you have no definite plan for
the future, inslnuated the renegade. in
Eyes, have a partly formed plan. "
was Oecil's reply.
"What il il 7"
"TO 60 to Australia. To endeavor by
my own personal energies to wrest q new
fortune from the. abandoned mines. Then
10 return and employ that fortune in prov
ing my utter freedom from any criminal
in the fraudulent issue of
bonds"
You need expect no gold from the
mines. said Forest. "You might far
better anticipate q supply of gold from
'oal mine. The mines are complete and
rredeemable failure"
Cecil Edmond regarded his companion
n surprise.
How do you know lr he qusried-
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CARPENTERS.

A LBANY, \. Y.-CARPENTERS AND
N JOINERS' UNION .- Alfred Guy pres simon
Grattan, lst vice pres. Peter Blake I'd pres I.
jane J Penders, treas John J. Fitzgerald. s,,
Richard boyle, hn Sec Andrew Shannan. asst nm
secy. Richard n. Power, sec, Is Green st al
bany, y. Y.
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BRIckLAYERS,

DRICKLAYERS' UNION NO. l OF
I'D MISSOURI Meets the ir>t ami third Thurs
dave e the month. tn. 5 r. Eleventh street
aud Franklin ave, 81. Louis John Mycrscuh pres. y
Hanley. vice-prcs Gus Ncrnow. I'm zee "a Walsh rec
Sc. JohI Phillips, trt,s Wm Delaney cor sec resi-
denoe tOs Franklin ave
pRICkLAYERS' MASONS' 4 PLAS-
- TERERS' UNION. No. o, q Albany. meet at 10
State street, Monday evening Patrick Ii. Murray,
CIR. p. o baN 327
A tHICAGO- BRICKLAYERS' ASSOCIA-
~ TON meets AZ No. - W. Randolph street, every
THURSDAY evening at p. N. DAM Gleason. ". NJ. ;
VIM. II. Madden. u. NJ ". Snper rec. ,ecy. ;
Walden A. smith, H.. See; Arch. Sinclair cor, see
John Mckav. treas.
DRICkLAYERS UNION, No. I, OF IN
ID DIANA, meets every wednesday evening in the
Franklin Life Insurance Co. Building cor Market and
Circle SIS 4th story, Circle st. Indianai liz
President, George Weaver. Vice President Chas. Lut
ton Recording Secretary Edward X. Tomnson
Financial Secretary, Eli StrckleT; Treasurer, VIM
Prick. Door Keeper, jefferson Cleayer Trustees OH
yer Wallace, Joseph Cassidy. and John Harlan. Com
mtteemen 1T dist y. J. Pra "a, Vim. Fi.cus; 3D.
Coney Curan, 4th. W. A. Ru-ie 5th WIN. DOwell (;
9th, p r Travis eth, r. Z. Aaloy Deputy, James
T.. Twiname.
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NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.

A SSOCIATED BROTHERHOOD OF
N IRON AND STEEL HEATERS, ROLLERS AND
VOUCHERS. Marion Lodge meets cor south and
month. CEKs-Amer j. Funk. " ;. John New
man v. W 81: VIM. n. Morris. PstT Ward,
+ s. Edward Hounou % g. John Schreger WI Z
John Berry, T. s Henry kepple, " G.. Mike Co g.
grove, q; John Berry, .. " :
A SSOCIATED BROTHERHOOD or
N IRON AND STEEL HEATERS. FoLLERSAND
ROUGHERS Headquarters - Ietheem, Northaml"
ton Co.. Pa Adam ". SchaelA. " G. ;, Bethlehem :
BENZ r. Sp4ngler, q. X. ;, Springfield III Isaac
Williams, Treas
NINERS' NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
vi General office - the Miners Nati,sal Association
JomN sISgY President JoHN JAMES. General Sec'y
Address All communications 20 John James, Room NJ
u, No. 81 Seneca street, Cleveland ONO, and they
will receive prompt attention
TNAILO rs INTERNATIONAL UNION
Il President Jacob MorStadt. ll2 Third ave, New
York city e-PrcSident. Luther Swank. Norfolk
Secretary : g. Houg,ndnber. 21 ;. Ninth st., Phila-
delpha. Treasurer, J. > Walsh, 49, Broadway. y Y
HRAND LODGE UNITED ORDER OF
VI AMERICAN PLASTERERs Headquarters
Brooklyn, n Y. ?. D. walsh. pres. 24l Nayy street
John Ennis, sec, 1892 Third Avenue New York City
HEADQUARTERS OF CIGAR MAKERS
Ill INTERNATIONAL UNION or AMERICA,
Cley Gland. Ohio
ADDKEss ~ ENpUuyE soAEB.
". ). CANNON, President ~ oregon street. Cle'e-
lana, ONO.
b BoEIKN 1T Vice President b. 4 a54o st. LOUIS No.
THEoDoRE FITzskKALD. ri Vice President . Mont
rose street, Rochester. NeW York
T. j. Cox Int. secretary H.rn-llsvile- N NJ
y. A, LKNKH. Asst. Int. - y, Boy -. Detroit
Mich.
0OOPERS' INTERNATIONAL UNION
~ of North America Heasiquarter~ Room g. No
81 Seneca street, Cleveland, o.
Nj. A. FORAS, President, Park Building, Cleveland,
Ohio.
ROBKNT ScHILLINs 1t vice-Presrrnt, Park Building
Cleveland, u.
BYRON PoPE Secretary, Park Building, Cleveland, %.
THOMAS HENEEEKRN, Treasurer. = Scott st. West
Side Cleveland o.
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AIACHINISTS AND RLACKsMITHs

NIACHINISTS' AND RLACkSMITHS
wi INTERNATIONAL UNION HeadquartcrS-
Cleveland Ohio JoHS FWRKSEsTCH, President, lock
box 2 First Vice Pres Lewis e. Wilcox, Buffalo " Y.
Second Vice Pres, Richard Swami, New Orleans, Ia
Third Vice Pres William II. HArimAn, Altoona PA. .
Fourth Vice Pres. james W LeVesley, Toronto ont ;
Treas Fred Z. McFeey, Middeto~n, y. n, Sec. u
the Ins. Dep, William r. Upright, syracuse, y. NJ,
Judiciary Committee duncan De~ar indianapolis. Ind
j. j. Ingworth, Utica, N. ": Robert Ehnis, Warren,
Pa James s. Graham Rochester, ". VI; W. u. Bal
lantine Savannah, Ga; John Munce. Buffalo, " u,
). r. A. Van Solver NOrwalk. o.
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EVANSVILLE, IND.-Union No. "a meets
Ia on the third Thursday evening Of each month At
the Court House Exchange, on Third stI eet
st. Antoine Zehne, pres Marks Samuels, vice pre-.
John Dick secy Emil Levey, I'm seey, Marks sam
uels treas and cor. sec'V.
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NISHKILL-ON-H Union No. 1871,
meets on the first Wednesday u each month, At the
O. g. Club Room. Pres. John Gaunt Wee pres John
Farrell John Bassett, I'm Sec, John McFarlAne,
&C Charles Wood treas. ChAs. Robertson, Thomas
PARCEL, Geo. P. Kahn, trustees John Mott,
ves look boz Is;
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ENORT WAYNE, IND.-Union No. 73meets
IN on the lst Saturday evening q each month Ste
phen Georgen pres George W Reiter vice pres John
Bers hAmmsr, and I'm. sec. Henry Roeh, treas
Me schlueter, Geo. Reiter, and VIM Dorute, trust
ses: c. W. Smith. cor. box 5S7.
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hETROIT, MICH.-Union No. y meets
IL the LIST Friday u every month at the Iafa cite
Hall Gratiot ST. Henry klei, pres 257 Hastings-st'
NJ RoshaTh, vice pres. Thomas N. Dolan
Felix A. Lemkie fin. Sea- @. A. Sheand treas Charles
Erb, Sergeant alarms Felix A Lemkie, cor sec,
box 5SS
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NTORCESTER, MASS Union No. 9.
w meets on the first Tuesday u each month la Tia.
Turn Verein Hall, southbndge street. VIM, Franchr
Drss WIN. HAigh, vice pres snd treas, n. A. kieys
nag hpOr I'm and see boz 2A0
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nAYTON, OHIO-Union No. 80 meets on
~ the LIST Monday evening o. each month at ModerS'
hall Harry 8 Brewer, pres, Henry Meyer, vice pres
Geo Kicker rec. sec, NJ. Cumming I'm. sec. Geo
CasweI cor. sec doorkeeDer, VIM Wollenhaupt
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WINDSOR. CONN Union No. "a meet.
wv ON the second Saturday u each month nunilei
~ mer,h... ~ j A GODDARD pres, ". v Franklin
VIC. pres samuel Day treas, II. Shannon, On. and
cor. sec. baN 100.
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n INClNNATI-Unio mon No. 4 meets at Ar
~ better Hall, Walnut street above Thirteenth the
first and third Tuesday " each month. WIN D. Miller
pres, sycamorest. bet Elm and Maple, West Walnut
Hills, CINCINNATI; o.; John Marx ce-pres't Frank
Bocklage, rec Sec. J. VI Wagner, fn sec'v jos al
Hussman, treas. y. Weber sergeant alarms WIN.
HAgedorn, secv.: Geo Winter, ~ Woodward st
John Sushanck- IS Pleasan. IT,. and William Epke,
- Dudly u trustees. box 2s2g
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4 CLEVELAND, o. Union No. IL, meets on
~ the first Friday II each month the Irish Liter
AIRY and Benevolent Societys Hall No IS Bank
Fred. A herman, pres. Joseph Curry, vice pres,
Seigler fin. sec, Thee. Hively. and rec sec N
drawer A j Cannon treas
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A NDUNIIL BLUFFS, IUW Al mon No.
~ 40, meets on the first Saturday d each month,
Fscher's Hall Oh. Schierstein, Pres; Frank Cook
Viee-Pres. n. Peters, treas A. Smidt. fin sec. W.
Walters sec T. Stopenhorst, sergeant At arms;
Napoleon Peers. cor. sec box g..
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TORONTO, CANADA-U Union p meets on
Il the second "Wednesday in each month at Trades As
sembly Hall. Adelaide street. W "A. swan pres 20
Victoria Street. Herman Hem zman, See boz iI25
William Brown. cor sex. box b55.
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LNALL RIVER, SS.-UniOn No. 70 meeta
Il the nrst Tuesday evening Of each month At Sec
A, GnAnite Block, MAN street. Vim. AcllherOn
pre-; " Fowler, vice pres; rec, and nm. sec.
VIM. II. Porter, Alonzo Peckham. treas.
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DINGHAMTON, N. Y.-Union No. IA
ID meets the LIST Tuesday evening in ia h month,
Medical Hall james Reed, pres Frank Herman
wee pres Wilbur Day, Sec, W. y. Evans fin. and
box 144 y d Garrett, treas
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QHODKLNN, y. Y.-Union No 81 meets
- on the fourth saturday evening in each month al
lcloyk Peter Higgins, pres, Louis Steibe. pres
Henry Bint. rec. sec. Henry Budd, fin and Sec
t4i~ Atlantic aN-
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SYRACUSE, NJ N-Umon NJ meets
~ the first Wednesday in each month, at the
q. A. X hall Clinton Block. Thus Doyle pres vi
Burt street Jacob SAY, wee pres ChaS GehhArdt,
sec, Tho. ZaTf I'm. SEE, Jos Stadier treas
Jacnh Gehharht. cor sew. hnN sA.
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BUFFALO. N. N.-Union No meets on
ID the lst and 81 Wednesday in each month IN ship
Carpenters and Caulker Hall, No. Ii Bry an
Caney, pres SO Milhner-st. jacob Deves, vice pres
Chss. Beckman. I'm. sec; Chas Windeck, treas :
Bryan Cauly, and sec, box 1913.
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TNRON, N. Y.-Union NO 9 meets on the
last Friday u each month At Apollo Hall corner II
hansen wee pres. q sohlachheit, I'm sec George
Smith. A. Geer treas. George Fencott c0T
sec. box 8, Troy, n. Y.
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9enhiIc & Greensboro. 9weimoft5 tia
10y. Nnflnft 2.30 unb 9 W."M. - Mne
l9luB y. ". unb 1916 81. 81. Sf
Sarmbiac. IdaIi6, srnntoos o,eo.,,n,
msll. = Infuaft 2.3O 81. M. . Woifid,ims
8.30G. 80. r. SDFlV'@B
W~yeluFtat Dc SBtn Ntienb ain. GGalih.
Sonnta9s a%usgsnommen. @lnsunft 6 81 81.
1T pritl4lub $50 .. 81.
Syn6bars Charlottesville, @tauntpn m6it.
Sulpher Sprtn3s unp peflih BON gRbites,,i.
R9er Sgg .d ! e Nnfanft s 20. 81. Dot.
8eft Ynint nub gtationen an her y. n.
". unn y. VI VI. 2aslid, Spnntaos ausoe.
nemnen: = anfunft 1880 y. 81. wpIt.
i9laB 2 q. 81. ppH'
@loueetsr, ilter Bslf gOint. ,aorid.-gu
tunlt 1880 y. %. = Ypfialu6 2R. M.
Sappatannuf, iiter 8tl6 Saul taolid.
@HfHn1t 6.30g. So. peIldlae / u. 81.
Sanes Sitter Gampier. greinloI pybent
10y. anfnnft 4lppta3s, Mlttppdls une
gteltaas, 5 q. M.- YpaidluB, Oienlfaos
&on1erl'a9S uno Spanabenes 5000. 81.
Canal 9afet. Gr,imdl hBdentid.
Ismian1t, MftttmpGs, 8reiiass unb @pnntoos
{ =. Wf: : yeltl0Iub, Mpntaas, Wittupo,s
uno 5rettass, 4 ". M.
Short gnmp Golitc. :3peim II wSdeutid,.
81 9, antull1t Mlttmp9s nnp sainabenps &
", M. % % Yotl9lub, 0uunsstass INN sunn
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go. >,r,iso. nj ,,,rot "a ~ M>,,r,tf 81
80 p.'t1tn r. ,sN tf+w;rt IN en- oIfSc,
sa...eu o;,ty;r, ~ a. : S ~, Sow 9. ,nnrcr Ses ls,biu
WV o.s' W.r;fn ,,N fi>lidem ,Soli5prnia.
~ : TssSa 100 ms osSc;rt, sie Snrtiocn
n.x.t. r.f,,nm,enSirrn SodsIbs bcfdneio ais ea
,stimu1ont unS 9iuretit in oaen &rants
,,itsn ,,.tHs rNrd, aritteI srEeiid,en, eincr Ser
si,snt;imsr nSrtsIbfn. u56reno einer 8unoreiie
MRS. Mrrifo ,nb Solifornio Dor siniuen Sabren
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@abl= MnSeisen.
Wn Gnl5nel @iQiam 6. Sauuer.
Wertber Serr

NIFtVtt JfTr j!
Die llnterseidneten> 81.
re Otittiirser BON NiAmono, erluHfn le enrs
creetenft tbnen III erlautsn, Gis ais Scs
mats Ganbipat 1ir Die ni9lteVprwabl
aufsuitsasu.
SSbre sfnlue HenntniB nit brn SntersTen
%unlsrer Stact, ofrbunpsn NIT SIREN ausse-
;sidneten @iotni6aften uao 5dbisfeiten ais
Menl9 nnc Yurssr> leysn sic in oen Stanp,
uns I'M @tnat 3M pertreten unb mir bpHen,
Sic rcrcen Sbre 3ufimmung seten, Sie oils
glnbipat uuiaultellen
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SbhHAhN ~bbtbb
S9rsm WilnlGe ~entlpres
deno unb sufclqe Der Mufpfteiuna ppn
bunterten Der einsetprenen giirsee Slid.
monbs, ceren @e,u6 i'll elmer eon psnlslren
untfr5eibnetrn unp mir bti Ssite lieaepeeu
Gtnlnouns Musprud sff1nesn bat, elf.ars i'd
mid bieipurb als @anbibat fir eos Saus Der
Oelesaten IN Der aaGlten &eeislatur, inbem
i9 mid Der GntI6eiouns Der conie,patipsn
8OrpabI am 3ten Septemter u%ntslptrlr. Sd,
erfsnhs bielcn .psitcren Nemris pes 0e,trau.
chs 70 sieler ilsiner reutl1en Mttriiraer nit
ge'3liten Dant MI unp trau9e nur bt, au,u.
tasen, pnB, lplte t9 eripdblt, i6 in her Gr>
tullHn9 mriuer IeSlS!t tioru YIi9ten, meine
lelte W%irflamffit unp SDatiefeit grim alaez
insinen Woble unle,er Stabt unp beS Staa-
trs glr9ttia anmepefn werbf.
SrtbaGtgnasSpa
Sbr ergebencr
DON 9. galley.
Gid'arnb ;. 23ien @u9ut> 1875.
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Sonntay Modmitta9 bate 9err Su6n
Gmttb, melder bel Scrrn @arp i'm Sc
l6dte 1T, bos nnsliid, li6 in Die 9ono
81 i@iebcn. Gr wollte elm Yiitol inter-
iudca uno muBte 5ur ielben 3eit niAt,
bab bailelbe 9elaoen mar. Selne gSun=
De 1T nl9t 9sfabrli6, aber lcbr l4mers=
bait.
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Al9monO fsaer Alarm- Gslsarapb,
M1arm< 6 a It E n.

Nlar m 6 a It e n.
SO. 2 Grie Yulisei @tatiun.
Mp. g 3weite gOlisei @totion.
30. 4 Critic YOIiaei @%tatipn,
80. 5 S~prigsnbaus, Bite straBe. nobe
SrpnD.
SO. 6 ~5orf onb oabbsr Soufe," grsaO
Strabe, swii9en psr 9tcn unp 10teu,
Me. 7 @prigeubous, 1step ctr. aob
0rantlit. n3isa 'I'
Np. 10 Gpfeta.
9fp. 1-3 gff Der 12trn unb CTR.
Mp. IA gdf Der 10ten 1nb Syrb ctr.
Mp. 10 Gfe bsr 1ihn une Cars Cir.
No. 1-6 gfe Der g'ine unb Mnin ctr.
Nr. ~ @fe Der 3tsr unb Dusal ctr.
NO. II Gde Der 25ten unb Sroab @tre
Nr. 2-3 GGs Der 17ten unb Niarlbaa ctr.
Nu. "a Gfe Der 17ten unb Malbiuatua
Ctr.
Wu. rs Mstrrsplitaa Giisn.@ nfe, It
Ctr.
Np. 20 Ode Der 5teu unb Main Sir.
Np. 81 @de Der 14ten unb WPain ctr.
Mo. 3-2 Gde Der % ten uns Main ctr
Np. - gde Der 13tcn unb Gary Ctr.
NO. 3-5 SiattiftsS armenbans.
NO. 3-6 Srepe9ar @iien=@erfe.
ND. Al Gde Der 9teu unb 9eis, ctr.
no. 4 2 grpab StraBe, vfe Sail MQy.
Np. as GGe Gprina uub Slime CTR
M0. Is ede ct. Samss unp Duyal ctr,
Np. 4-6 or Bcubaus, 25le Ctr.
w. 81 Sprigenbaus, 10 ctr.
go. 81 eds Der @lay uub @ilmer Cir.