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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09

1t is said that it is the gift of Sam
Ward, but as the custodian said he
could not understand the mysterious
initials, he was not able to say, but he
thought it was 'queer that the Speaker
should be called Jacob" After the de-
livery of the address of the Speaker,
which was remarkable for its terseness,
brevity and the happy manner in which
he excused the aspGrlties of his rulings
in moments Of excited discussion, there
followed scene never before witnessed
in the halls of Congress. The sincerity
OF his remarks had already evoked tears
from those who realized that there were
amenities even i'll the everyday life of
legislators, and when the last word was
spoken then the members ana specta-
tors, with one impulse, made the hall
ring with prolonged clapping of hands.
Ladies waved their handkerchiefs; and
| when the enthusiasm had partially sub
sided the Democratic side renewed the
applause, which was instantly taken up
again all over the hall. 1t was proud
moment for the Speaker, a worthy ova-
ton, without regard to political senti-
ment, most beautifully rounded by a
little girl ascending the Speakers dais
and handing to MIR. Blaine bouquet OF
violets. This pretty gift brought tears
TO the Speakers eyes. On leaving his
| chair he took seat beyond the Clerks
desk and subsequently neld leyee OF
those who wished him good-by.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09

Hon. GoDLovE S. ORTIZ, nominated for
Minister to Austria, has always felt that
he had peculiar fitness for place of that
kind. He has been most devoted sup
porter Of the administration, is expert
senced in national affairs, and speaks
ss<Pennsylvania Dutch" with fluency
that would be creditable to Berks county
itself.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09

THE latest announceme mt in reference
10 the movements of Carl Schurz Is that
he will retire from both journalism and
politics, and devote himself to the prac-
tice of law in New York city.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09

THE spectators who have been look
ing with longing eyes on the fertile lands
Of the Indian Territory, made little
movement yesterday through Senator
Clayton, of Arkansas.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09

REPORTS of the transit Of Venus OBJ
servers continue to be received, and if
half they say of their success is true,
we shall know all abouti it when they are
fully heard.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09

THE Senate put in hard days work
yesterday, but did not get to any of the
business for which it was supposed the
extra session was called.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09

AND now comes the report that Alton
10, weary of the fatlgues of being a King,
g anxious to renounce his right to the
throne OF Spain.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09
The Ovation to Sneaker Blaihe.

A New York Herald correspondent
thus describes the ovation to Speaker
Blaine at the close of the 43d Congress
Before beginning his farewell address
to the House there was placed at the
right hand of the Speaker large moroc
co case. containing a massive silver
tankard of the old English pattern and
thus inscribed:
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09

INDICATIONS now are that the election
IN New Hampshire to-day will be very
close contest.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09

THIS time it is Alfonso that is the
heavy loser, and Don Carlos is again en-
oouraged.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-09

ONTARIO is enjoying spring time with
snow ten to twelve ieet deep.
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First Baptist-Court street bet Mound and
Cutter: Rev. S. X. Leavitt.
Ninth Street Baptst-Ninth bet. Vine and
Race; Rev. q. o. King sf r
Mt. Auburn Baptist-Mt. Auburn; Rev. W..
z. Benedict. ~
Third Street Baptist-Pine street near Clark;
Rev. F. j. Parry.
Berean Baptist Church-Cor Fourth and Elm
Hopkin's HalD: Rev.. f. Norris.
Walnut Hills Baptist-Wanut Hills.
FIRST German ,Baptist-W alnut street near
Liberty; Rev. Peter Ritter.
Baptist Church (Colored) Mound street bet
Ninth and Richmond; Rev. -
Zion Baptist (Colored) NINTH street betweea
John and Central Avenue; Rev. Wills ~
Shiloh Baptist (Colored)-No. 255 Plum; Rev.
Thos, Webb, .-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
Temper of Republicans in Congress.

OPINION TAKING DIRECTION TOWARD SOME PRAc-
TICAL MEASURE OF RELIEF-THE DIFFICfL1lEs
IN THE wAy-IMBECILITY OF THE KELLOGG AD
MINIsTRATIoN AMONG THE CHIEF.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Times.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The discussion of the
situation in Louisiana continues, publicly and
privately, and opinion is rapidly forming ana
taking direction toward some practical measure
to secure better condition of affairs. There is
a somewhat unusual hestancy among member
of Congress in forming Judgment upon what has
actually occurred at New Orleans within the last
two or three days, and nearly everybody il of
the opinion that there is yet much to be learned
concerning the facts upon which alone an opn-
ion could be justly based.
But there il no doubt of tue gravity of the
situation and of the necessity of something be-
ing done to put end to the disorders in Loulsi-
ana. If the Kellogg Government had any
strength of its own--If it had any courage, even,
to use the powers that it possesses in its own
defense, or to gain the respect of the Conserva-
tives in Louisiana or of the county, there would
the efforts of the Administration
in keeping that Government in power. The
prospect of continuing through two years more
the scenes that have been enacted in that State
for the past few months il revolving to the best
Republicans in Congress, and they are willing
to unite upon any scheme sanctioned by the
Constitution which promises to relieve the Re
publican Party of the incubus of the Kellogg
Government and at the same time secure the
observance of law in the State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
Get Of ordering new election under

iect Of ordering new election under
tne pro,i3ons, substantially, Of the Carpenter
bill is meeting with more favor than ever be-
fore, and such men az Gen. Hawley,of Connecti-
cut; Mr. Wheeler, of New York, and Mr.. Dawes
are almostif not inclined to vote for a new cleo
tion. There is another class of Republicans
who would prefer to ndorse the Kellogg Gov
ernment. and sanction by law of Congress the
continued use OF the army by the President to
maintain Kellogg in his office and to punish and
subdue the White League organization oppos-
ing him.
There is little disposition to condemn the Pres
dents use Of the army in Louisiana, or to crit-
cise the methods which have been employed.
Under existing laws the duty of the Government
to use it's entire military power to prevent blood
shed, and to protect the State Government from
usurpation is generally recognized. There is no
tolerance or excuse for the White League organ
izatiop, which no one here doubts has an exist
ence.
The ordering Of new election is an extreme
measure that moderate Republicans will re-
luctantly support, and which they would not
sustain except az n choice Of two evils. Many
would prefer to place the State under military
law, but it would be a more violent measure than
a new election.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
F0H
COUGHS. COLDS, HoARsKNKSs AND ALL
THROAT DISEASES
WILLS CARBoLIC TABLETS.


rUT UP ONLY IN BLUE B0IR8.
A TRIED AND SURF REMEDY.
Sold by Druggists generally, and dec2S-4w
JOHNSTON HOLLOWAY Il Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
TINEAS RETAILED AT IMPORTERS
i PRICES,
BY THK
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.,
s31 Arch Street. cor. Second and Coates Streets, and
62l s. Second st Philadelphia, Pa.
This is an organization Of capitalists to
IMPORT AND DISTRIBUTE TEAS
for one small profit, saving the consumer all profits
of middlemen. We control a large part OF the best
brought to this country, which are sold only by
ourselves Persons buying OF other dealers do 30 to
their own disadvantage. our houses In CHINA and
Japan have the very best facilities of selecting,
which gives us great advantages. We have estab-
she stores for distributing teas in all the prn-
cipal cities of the United States. We give to our
customers
BEAUTIFUL OIL CHRONIC,
taken from the richest gems, OF American and
Foreign artists) which, II bought at picture stores
would cost much more than the price of the Tea.
These chromos present to our customers
All goods sold warranted to give perfect satiBfac-
tion or the money refunded.
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA co.
ssl Arch Street, cor Second and Coates Streets and
62l 5. Second street, Philadelphia, Pa.
apDa tu-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
tFrom our Late Editions OF Yesterday
washington.

prRT AGAIN BEFORE THE WAYS AND MEANS COM
MIrrEE-A CONGRESSMAN IMPLICATED.
WASHINGTON, Jan. T.
Albert was before the Ways and Means Commit
tee to-day and was again asked to whom money
bad been paid by him by order Of Irwin. Albert
submitted letter from Reverdy johnson, who
in reply, says that if Albert was acting as counsel
for Irwin he cannot legally or morally disclose
L he names of those to whom money was paid
without the consent Of Irwin.
Evidence was elected showing that John G..
Schumacher, ID member of the present Congress.
had received money for two checks of fifty
Thousand dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
France.

A POPULAR MEASURE FOR M'MAHoN-A DIssoLU-
TIoN PROBABLE.
PARIS, Jan. 7.
1t is supposed that dissolution of the Assem-
bly would render MacMahon popular, and in
huence the general election in favor Of his gov
ernment
The President will probably break negotiations
with the Left and form a dissolution OF the Min
istry.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
Spain.

cAsTEILAR PREPARING TO LEAVE NEWSPAPERS
SUPPRESSED.
Madrid, JAM T.
CASTELAR, is preparing to quit Spain.
Ten Protestant papers have been suppressed
here.
one thousand troops will be sent to Cuba i'm
mediately.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
France.

MCMAHON TO DECIDE TO-DAY.
PARIS, Jan. 7.
A Cabinet council will be held, to-day, when
Mcmahon will decide on his resignation of the
Ministry.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08
The TiItOn-Beccher suit.

The work of empanelling jury in the Tilton-
Beecher suit was continued yesterday and eight
ienge. similar work occupied the attention Of
the Court at its opening, this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-08

THE OLD STATE HOUSE BELL, AND THE DISTORTION
TO BE MADE OF TT-FIRsT GIVEN TO THE HIS
ToRIcAI SOCIETY AND THEN TAKEN AwAY-IN-
CREASED REPRESENTATION -REsIaNATIoN OF THE
CHAPLAIN OF THE HoUsE-No MIDNIGHT CA
RoUsAIs EXPECTED THIS SESSION.
.InIatl
, 1875-05-01
Guropai(dt na1eiAteu.

yoen. Sn ben letten Ta9eT mdr
aua.msin bas @sradt uerbreitet. baB
etaatsaumalt Ysrtubn in @neisn bic
Psrion bss 0eb.imsn Dsl.satsn er.
u,itt.lt babe. @utsn, Wsrnebmsn mad
li.st oisisr Wslsuns bic Ehotiads ~
@runbe, saB Der Beibbiidsf Gpbt'
Aowsti am @riuoonu.rtas bas bsiliss
Oel ssweibt bat - siue prieferli9s
Function, Die wobl u benz Gr3biiaoi
3ult.bt = uao oaB berielbt weseu Iu'
mabuns biid6flidsr 4siusnifs sssbalb
in Ssn AntlaSesuitano perIeet morSen 1T.
Mir meloeten bsrsits, baB aus Der
Diocsis Yoien,@neien auf @runS Der
Wtaisei.se bis jest 70 9eiitlids nit
@siansmiB.S trafen bsleSt, bs5fu. AUS
semisisn wprosn. Inter ibnen b%efinSen
iid mad elmer !3uiammsnfteauns Der
Sdlel. 3. A bobere 8eiitlide, 80 De-
cane, 8 Yr0pits uns SO Yitars. Die
bSbsrm @siltlibea iinb ~fOlseaos: Der
tyabsrs Grsbiidof QsbOdowsti, ses.n'
wartis i'm @eiangnib ;u OltrouO; Der
Weibbiiauf Sauiiaewsti, einise MO'
nate I'M @eidnsuilfs ju 3osmia, alsSamn
aus ben proUinsen Yoisn, Wsitpreu'
Sen. S@leiien unO benz &ssisrunssbs'
5irt 6rantfurt a. 8. aussswiei.n ;
ser DOmberr &orpttOwst au @neien,
cine i3eit lang in Sait. alssann ausse'
wisisn +; Dombsrr @opcishowsti, ss'
senwartis im @siansmiic. Bsssn
8~srwsissruns Der GuSiass in 8ctrsfi
bss ssbeimen papltli9en Delesaten 1ino
80 Decane uerbaftet iuoroen, unb BON
bisisn bis isst nur 2 aus @eiunbbsits'
Gldiidtsn wieoer sntlalisn.
9reslsu. Der Tarfbiidof srbislt
am 20. W6r; bic GufOrOeruaS bonn
Sbsr.Yraiosntsn sur 9tieSsrIesuns Scs
Nmtes. Wis ipscielsr InlaB war -
abssl.bsn pom priueiplellen Wloerfanos
beS 6irnbiiAof5 sescn Die Rirasnss'
ises - oclleu ausSrldliae Bc3usnabms
aui bic Gncpclita in eIaem amtliasn
6driftfids ~ans,8sbea.
Su Der am /. Ipril a%bssbalttnsn
@isuns beS sussrsn Iusi@uHes sss
idlsiiideu HrOteItanten'8 srelns uuros
Der antras osS ssidaitsfibrsnosn Nus
iduH.s, ben nsuattn Seatl9sn Yrots'
llautemTas in 8rsslau a~b5ubalten,
sintimmis anssnpmmsn. Worbsbalt'
lid lpatsrsr IsnOeruns linb III AuS'
lidt seuomnen bic Gage bonn IA. anS
16. Ssptembsr. Der Daapt'@s9sn'
itaab Der NsrbanSlunssn wiro bic brsn'
nsnbs prsubii@t Sirhsn.0 srfanunsS'
Grass isin Der Y%rOteltanSsn'0sr
miro feline G%orOsrunssn bsSisli@ bs'
@snsrat.S pnobe &c. aufauitsusn @sls'
atuuf,i nspmsa- ussss ss anbsrtn u
, 1875-05-01

5afifag, q. g., %. spril Car
man 9lad & g., Msblbdnbler &C., boz
ben lire 3ablunsen einseiteut. Man
9Iaubt, 'bab bic Metiua Die Yaiiipa iber~
iteisen.
@odIanb, Mte., 20. @priI. Gam
renee Maoioan uno 5. growIep, Stein-
bauer, ertranfen seiern Mbeab in Der
Ndbe Der 9ir=Snisl lit GoIse bes Sem
terms einss 8ootes.
Sprinsfie1b, MaH., Gotten
april. Ser proseB bes Wiais Ybelps
bon bier sesen ben ~@prinstielb @epu-
blitan1 auf 100000 @dabeneriab we-
gen ansebiider Sniurien sssen ieinen
suten &uf, warbe sdtern i'm Supreme
@eri6t, in weldem &idter @m. s.
Gnbieott prdIibirte, ~perbanbelt. Ser
&ldser pini9te, oaB Der prossb obne
Surp Dor beu &idtern aneia sefibrt
werbe, ba Elm neues Staatsseles oies
erlaubt. Ser 8eflasts piliste elm unb
Der prossB ,piro Dor &i9ter Gnbicott
fortseiebt perben. 8eniamin S. SbO=
mas bon Bolton 1T Der leitenoe Mn=
malt bss Gldsers, unbRi9aro $. Damn,
jun, unb gbas, Maen BON Bottom iino
Die goninlsnten bes 8etlasteu.
8ittsburs, 20. april. Sas
@rbeitsbaus bon @lesanp County, mel
DIES 9 Meilsn BON bier bel Glermont
liest. wuroe seitern Ra&mittas tbeilpei-
ie bur@ Geusr serltOrt. 0on $50 Sc
fansenen linb in Der aufresnns einise
enFoben. 8erluit $40, 0O0-$50,O0O.
Yittsburs, 20. spril. Oas
brei Stodpert bobe @eriit zines 9au=
les, auf weldem cine @n5abl 3immer-
leute unb S9reiner belddfti9t uaren
itirate 9eitera Elm unb Sbos. u. 8obie
b!ieb auf Der Stelle tObt, Wm. Mc-
SIumpbep unb Malter @uthrie wuroen
l4per nerleBt.
Gorpus It i, 80. gpril.
@esenmdrtis berri9t @ube in 3egas.
Set sinisen Sasen baben iia feline
&duberbanben mebr bliden laiIen. 9is
Miiisen IOien fi9 infolse beiien uuf.
, 1875-05-01
China nu0 Sapuu.

Gan Tranciseo 0, 20. slpriI.
Ser 0ampfer rGitpH Of Yetins" 1T BON
Song Song uno Dotobama ansetOm=
men.
China bat ben aoreanern erlaubt,
nit aleu- fremben Md9ten, ausgenom=
me nit ben Sapaneien, Trieben gu ma
den.
SIS sebt bas @sri9t, boB cit, teues
MaGaere BET M,sldnber in Sienlin fatt
9efunben babe.
Ser 8uiiiids @eianbte Bat un, &epi=
5ion ber @ertrdse swiiden gbina nno
&ublano.
Sic Mmerifaner gaprou, @aHon unb
gaiiel wuroen Bel ibrem Mustritte aus
japariiden 9ieuiten benz Mifabo por-
seitelIt.
, 1875-05-01
DQtteln! Tatteln!!

Sn Solae Der bilisen Yreiie. welde
burA bic peridieoenen 6a1iiements Der
Obnuerfaufer entltanoen, mar ih in Den
Stauo selest. cine sroBe Quontitat Der
beltsn. neuen. iAonen Datteln gu iebr
bilisen Yreiien gu fuufen uno biete fie
meinen Sunocn 5u folsenben nieSri9en
Yreiien on: l Nio. fir 10 @tS. 8 Yfo.
flu rs Gts. 12a Tfo. fir 81. Wieoer
perfaufer erbalten einen0fabott. Da Die an
sessbenen Breiie biniser fino als ie ie wa>
rem unb i'm fummenoen 6riibiabr wieoer
Iteissn weroeu, 70 wer6en Gae, wclhe bic
ie seiunoe Sruht faufen wolen gut tbun
i6re Gint6ufe balo m0slihft su MAIDEN.
VI. Yi3Sini
tImt 70. SW Broad StraBA.
, 1875-05-01
9hiIobeIphia q. %. Mpril. Oas

philadelphia, 20. Ipril. Oas
gomite unteriu9te bic ansebliden Be-
trii9ereien Der 8ertpaltuns oes gorref=
tionsbauies uno pernabm 9rn. 8arlow,
oas Mitslieb, tuel9es Die Mnflagen er=
bob. ST.. 8arlou iaete aus, bab Die
Mitslieber bes acknowledgements @I=
ter uno Waaren fir Die Initalten bura
Mitslieber ibrer 6irmen anfaufen lieBen.
Die &e6nunsen ieien jtets iiber sr6Bere
Quantitdten ausseitelt unb bic seliefer.
ten Baaren ieien sep6bnIi6 Die i9le9=
teiten. Ser prdlioeut babe idmmtli6e
Sausgerdtbe seliefert unb au9 HOO
pfb. Butter besablt befommen, troboem
ben Sniaiieu feine Butter erfaubt iperbe.
Dian slaubt nadueiien su t0nnen, oab
Die MiteIieoer bes 8ertuaItinssrathes
Saulenbe auf oiele Weile unter iid uer=
tbeilten.
philadelphia, 20. Mpril. Oie
Grau BON 9apio Oelilper, zines Su=
s%enieurs auf benz Sampfer rSainois1,
muroe 9ienitas Morsen in einem Stra=
Benwasson pl6bli9 franf uno itarb I6on
na6 elmer Stunbe, nadbem man tie in
as 9aus ibrer S9weiter sebradt bat=
tie. SIR SOB tpuroe burd cine ON ibr
porsenommenen Mrbortion perur1a9t
uno ST.. q. u. Mabon puroe e"eitern
auf ben 8erbaAt Fin, bieielbe por9enum=
men gu baben, %perbaftet, nm bas &elul-
tat Der 2ei6eni6au abSutparten.
Mempbis, 20. Mpril. 0anMbite,
Elm Neser, ueriudte cine 8ittpe in Der
Ndbe bon &aleisb, Sbelbp= County, 5l
i6anoen. Sbre Sulferufe ma6tsn ibren
SObn aufmertlam, worauf Der Neser bic
Tlu9t ersriff, aber einsefansen unb in
Bartlett inbaftirt muroe. Dienlta9
Mbeno bolte man i'm aus Dem @efdns~
nilie unb fniipfte i'm auf.
Cincinnati, 80. Npril. 9. S.
Sammer's 8iloerrabmensTabrif brannte
seitern ab.
@a binsto n, 80. Gpril. &id=
B%ierrepont lit gum Oberbunoesanwalt
an GteQe bes MiQiams errannt mor=
ben.
Y6i1abetpbio, 20. Mpril. Sn
elmer W%eriammluns bes raoifaleu Clubs
BON Ybilabeipbia ,uar seitern Ibeno
Elm gomite an,ueleno, weldes Die vWfi=
ners' uno 2aborers=8 <aliocia
tion" reprdlentirte; baielbe bat UNI un=
teritibuns fir Die %ausitdnoisen 8ersleu'
tie. Ser Club belpra9 ben @ustano
unb Die @timmuns ,uar aQsemein su
@uniten Der 8er9leute.
, 1875-05-01
Gfnsas islf9r. pepa9sn.
DsnttGIann.

Berlin n, 20. April. Sic preubi-
ide&esieruns BOT Die SeieBliAen5 9ritte
einseleitet, I'm, ben Sirtbiidof bon
8reslau tuesen IerIebune Der seiitlis
den @eiese bon ieinem Bii@ofltuble su
entfernen.
, 1875-05-01
gelsiea.

BrIiieL 20. 9pril. Sic unru-
ben nit ben Sersleuten sn gbarleroi
oauern nod INNER fort unb ~ernitbafte
nnruben lino bon bort bierber 9smeIbet
aporben.
, 1875-05-01

s abana, 20. Npril. 9tntonio
2noees, @unbarst BET 8ebelen, uurbe
am 20. b. M. su puerto prineiue bin-
seri9tet.
, 1875-05-01
Maenten Der1anets

DE-. FooTz II Der gssfafer metrsrer rasbisIafHe
Derfe, BON benen stns dbs 100000 GytxpIare @bfas
sefsabsa bat. Gin spsitss uDas @eniAsafsaem" cSer
.ANsne gplFsiYrade unb ~seanber Wieaf&euYtraaus."
bat eiuet &tfas BON iber 10000 errsi&t. Diefes lestere
sDsrt srIasint isst snsliid anb- eeutf&. Gin nsueses
Mrf ,gDiHtui&aft uab Dt&tuns" peer SAMMY TUBES,
Der fusenblt&e Mrst, unb spoNsIE, ber ldftse affe, 81.
faeint purlduss nur ensltfG. @esen Sntaltsssraet3s
nt1t biefer Derie MOLE man f& entwsbsr an Dr. FooFE
penbea ober an bic Murray Hill Vsrlagsbuohhandlung.
129 East 18th Street. New York.
asenten perben fir ben 0ertrisb tteer Werfe ~perIanet
unb erbaltsu febr sanaise 8tbinsunssn. eD raanSsr
Mssnt bat f4sa bur& ben gerlauf bteftr Werfe f& ben
@runbfein su einsm tletnsn @er,nSsea ssest. ,.Das
Nsnfasnisfsm" IL fur GrwaGfene unb .,Wifenf&aft uns
Dt&tuns" fir bic Sueenb Elm poraapIi&ts. Iebrret&ss uns
tnterefant.s gDert. Gin SubaItsptrseaai6 Der gBsrfe
pel&es france pei pot an iebe NsrsAs p~srfanbt wi+b.
sistt tne ppGfdnStse Bef&ssibaus ~bsrfslbeu. ssA
etnrsaIs
Mgenten ober golporterGe ~berlangt.
Nbreiire pie obeu.